It says in the bible that let he who is free of sin cast the first stone, in other words forgive and forget, because part of being human is making mistakes.
With regards to Le Hughes taunting opposition fans, I for one love it when he upsets them, if away fans feel its acceptable to chant Lee Hughes is a murderer, then its also acceptable for the guy to give some back, and if thats doing a little dance after scoring a goal, or waving at the away fans then I for one agree with him, theres worse people out there than Lee Hughes, guilty of far worse who genuinely dont feel sorry for there crimes, perhaps its time to move on and get a life !

Unfortunately drink driving is still common, despite people automatically losing their licence when caught. If you want to charge Lee Hughes for murder you also have to charge everyone caught over the limit when driving for attempted murder.

You can’t pick and choose which careers ex cons are allowed to pursue just to suit the families of victims. As harsh as that sounds, unless he poses a threat to children or his occupation means he is at greater risk of re-offending, you cannot stop him working.

I’m a Notts County fan, so unfortunately Hughes now plays for my team. Every time he runs out on the field I have mixed emotions, and I will never object to opposing fans chants of ‘murderer’, unlike some of my fellow ‘pies.

However, the fault here is certainly with the government and the Criminal Justice System. To serve three years after his offence is sickening, but it would seem to suggest he was treated as a perpetrator of manslaughter, and not murder. As you quite rightly say, driving in his condition was akin to pulling a trigger. To be released early is another insult.

However, I do not concur with fans blaming their clubs for making signings like this. As much as I would like to say otherwise, if Hughes did not play for Notts he would play for somebody else. It does make me feel sick to the stomach seeing fellow fans do the ‘Hughsie’ dance every time he scores, but it would undoubtedly be other fans if he didn’t ply his trade at Meadow Lane.

It is instead down to the government to change the law to ensure drunked drivers who flee the scene are treated as murderers. Only that way can these overpaid idiots be punished correctly.

My regards, once again.

When i was watching Hereford United game we were shouting murderer and he smiled and put two fingers up to us fans i believe people like this should never be allowed to play football again and he is a disgrace to the game. If u kill someone you should never be allowed to play football again and for all of you folks that think he should be allowed to play football you are deluded.

The scum you see on TV, stealing cars and driving through city centres at 70mph to avoid police and somehow avoid killing somebody are far worse people than Lee Hughes.

Perhaps the Villa and Wolves fans on here, should vent their anger somewhere else ?

How many of you have never answered your mobile phone while driving or ever got in a car when you might be over the limit ? That’s how easy it is to kill someone.

I too have been the victim of serious crime – not one in which a member of my family lost their life, but certainly one in which my family and I suffered greatly physically, emotionally and financially (I was violently assaulted and my home was destroyed through an arson attack). For me, I have moved on from spending time thinking about my attacker, the person who took so much away. I hope that the writer can also move forward, and know that by letting go, his own life will be infinitely better too.