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Message: [QUOTE="Kimlo, post: 2471612, member: 2021"] From my perspective I seirously don't care in the slightest what footballers (or anyone) does in their personal lives, if they choose to project that on Facebook publicly, power to them. I probably do a lot of things my employer wouldn't approve of in my personal life however I choose to not display it publicly. I'm very much in the camp of separating your professional and public life. For instance I have very little friends from work who I see outside of work because I make a conscious decision to separate my professional life from my personal life. The only thing that I consider (even if I was someone making the hiring decisions) is how someone performs professionally. I would not care in the slightest what they do with their personal life as long as they're professional enough to not let it affect their employment. If and when it comes to the stage of having an effect on their employment then sure, discuss it then and set things straight. If they don't let it get in the way of their employment then good on them. We're humans, not robots. We should have fun. I think employers who try to search your personal life when making recruitment decisions are dicks, just saying. [/QUOTE]

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