Evra accuses Suarez of racism

[Tee]

****ing Clark Carlisle giving his tuppence worth again on SSN...and Gordon Taylor....really are a bunch of cunts, the lot of them.

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More on the "kick"/foul...

http://www.redandwhitekop.com/forum/...219#msg9684219

There's no way you can say that the foul was deliberate. The suggestion by the FA that it was deliberate shows the FA's bias in this issue.

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****ing Clark Carlisle giving his tuppence worth again on SSN...and Gordon Taylor....really are a bunch of cunts, the lot of them.

[Assassin]

There wasnt any contact from what I remember, evra dived to win the freekick

[Red_Polo]

Have now read most of the report. It not surprisingly invalidates a lot the discussions we were all having before and raises new questions. I find it pretty partial and tenuous so far.

[Shaggy]

The commission analysed the tone as well as the words. Yet the word “negro” is unacceptable anyway, regardless of context or cultural differences.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/competitions/premier-league/8986767/Unreliable-Liverpool-striker-Luis-Suarez-should-forget-any-hopes-of-an-appeal-after-damning-FA-report.html

[Sebastian Rooks]

Well, yeah, he might do, cos it's not actually offensive let alone racist to do so.

You really expect me to believe that Suarez uses the word Negro when addressing Glen Johnson ?

Right ok... so picture this, a new guy starts in our work from South America next week, after a few days he gets into a bit of a discussion with one of the workers who is black because they have a difference of opinion to how the job should be done. In the end the new south american worker agrees with the Black worker over how the job done should be done and he says "OK Negro"

your right its fine to say that

[Chris]

You really expect me to believe that Suarez uses the word Negro when addressing Glen Johnson ?

Right ok... so picture this, a new guy starts in our work from South America next week, after a few days he gets into a bit of a discussion with one of the workers who is black because they have a difference of opinion to how the job should be done. In the end the new south american worker agrees with the Black worker over how the job done should be done and he says "OK Negro"

your right its fine to say that

Hahah jesus christ, you are having a mare here. Quit while you are behind.

[Shaggy]

You really expect me to believe that Suarez uses the word Negro when addressing Glen Johnson ?

Right ok... so picture this, a new guy starts in our work from South America next week, after a few days he gets into a bit of a discussion with one of the workers who is black because they have a difference of opinion to how the job should be done. In the end the new south american worker agrees with the Black worker over how the job done should be done and he says "OK Negro"

your right its fine to say that

The ****?!

Why haven't you addressed my point? Johnson unequivocally supports Suarez. Presumably he knows about Suarez's contention that he address Johnson as 'negro'. You seriously believe Suarez is lying, Johnson knows about it yet blindly supports Suarez regardless?

[fah-q]

Also telling for me is the fact that in the wake of the game, Rio Ferdinand chose to tweet about Charlie Adam's "dive" instead of supposed racist abuse which was supposedly the main topic of conversation in their dressing room after the game.

[Suarez]

They should start using lie detector tests for this type of thing.A bit extreme I know (though the police in the UK are to start trialing them this year), but Luis has been labelled a racist for life now on Evra's words alone.

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The commission analysed the tone as well as the words. Yet the word “negro” is unacceptable anyway, regardless of context or cultural differences.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/foo...FA-report.html

negro is Spanish for black. So is it unacceptable to to use the world "black" in any context?

[badpiggy]

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[Gibbo]

Also telling for me is the fact that in the wake of the game, Rio Ferdinand chose to tweet about Charlie Adam's "dive" instead of supposed racist abuse which was supposedly the main topic of conversation in their dressing room after the game.

Very good point, I would have thought he would definately have had something to say.

Unless Ferguson asked them all to keep quiet.

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Also telling for me is the fact that in the wake of the game, Rio Ferdinand chose to tweet about Charlie Adam's "dive" instead of supposed racist abuse which was supposedly the main topic of conversation in their dressing room after the game.