Evra accuses Suarez of racism

[mick the click]

There are worse things in this world to be called, so I won't lose any sleep over that comment.

I suppose I'm also a prick because I couldn't care less about incidents like the Japanese Tsunami or the famines of Eastern Africa or the plight of Greece? People pretend to care about these incidents from far away countries like Britain, but in truth once the media stop reporting about the incident, those people soon forget about the incident and turn their attention to their own trials and tribulations like what tie to wear to work.

So, yes I might well be a complete prick, but at least I'm not a hypocrite.

I suppose we all go through a period of existentialist angst. Come back when you've grown out of it.

[Fredo]

If people don't want to observe a minutes silence for any of those things it's up to them isn't it? That's the beauty of living in a "Western Liberal Democracy", you are allowed to make decisions on what you will and will not do. I have chosen not to observe a minute silence for the Munich Air Disaster, now unless I'm breaking the law here, then I feel my stance though not agreed with, should be respected.

Why would you not do that - people have lost their lives irrelevant of their allegiances. People like you are a disgrace to the club.

[KingKenny77]

Can i just clarify, are you talking about if you were in the ground when a minute's silence was being held?

And i think you confuse the idea of people caring, and stopping their whole lives because of something they care about.

If I was in the ground I would remain quiet, people who disturb silences at stadiums are a disgrace and should be dealt with accordingly.

However I will not be at the stadium, I will be down the pub and I am more than likely going to go for a cigarette for that minute.

[Daniel 7]

But you not adhering to it is inhibiting their right to do what they want to do. Its about tolerance and accepting whats important to another human being. Its being considerate, kind, respectful and decent. Its what makes for a nice society. If everyone was as pugnacious and irritable as you, life would be unbearable.

We all have to put up with people like you, us reasonable minded people. You spoil it for everyone.

[BobTheCharmer]

Can i just clarify, are you talking about if you were in the ground when a minute's silence was being held?

I doubt it. you'd have to be a dick not to observe it in the ground. but how many people on here will be observing it during their normal working day or whenever it actually is. thats not being disrespectful but realistic.

[sean_lfc]

I think everyone thought he meant he'd be in the ground hurling abuse. As it stands, he's not and should have made that clear at the beginning instead of continuing the tirade.

[sean_lfc]

I doubt it. you'd have to be a dick not to observe it in the ground. but how many people on here will be observing it during their normal working day or whenever it actually is. thats not being disrespectful but realistic.

Exactly I wouldn't even know/care when it was.

[KingKenny77]

But you not adhering to it is inhibiting their right to do what they want to do. Its about tolerance and accepting whats important to another human being. Its being considerate, kind, respectful and decent. Its what makes for a nice society. If everyone was as pugnacious and irritable as you, life would be unbearable.

We all have to put up with people like you, us reasonable minded people. You spoil it for everyone.

I spoil nothing for anyone.

I have just said that when the minutes silence is observed I will remove myself from the pub to have a cigarette. I think that's me being more than a bit tolerant, more than a bit respectful. I don't have to remove myself from the establishment, but I will do out of respect.

[Exiled_red]

If I was in the ground I would remain quiet, people who disturb silences at stadiums are a disgrace and should be dealt with accordingly.

However I will not be at the stadium, I will be down the pub and I am more than likely going to go for a cigarette for that minute.

Fair enough, I think people thought you meant not keeping a minute silence in the ground.

[Craig_H]

If people don't want to observe a minutes silence for any of those things it's up to them isn't it? That's the beauty of living in a "Western Liberal Democracy", you are allowed to make decisions on what you will and will not do. I have chosen not to observe a minute silence for the Munich Air Disaster, now unless I'm breaking the law here, then I feel my stance though not agreed with, should be respected.

I never stated that you HAD to observe a minute's silence, nor that it was against the law not to.

But if you cannot just show a bit of respect for 60 seconds, then it makes you a pretty disgusting human being. Even if you dont care, what's so hard about just observing it, out of respect?

Your comments just show you up to be a very immature and under-developed creature. I hope you grow up soon.

[Craig_H]

I doubt it. you'd have to be a dick not to observe it in the ground. but how many people on here will be observing it during their normal working day or whenever it actually is. thats not being disrespectful but realistic.

I thought he meant while he was in the ground. If he's at home having lunch or something then no, i wouldnt expect him to suddenly stop and go silent.

[KingKenny77]

I never stated that you HAD to observe a minute's silence, nor that it was against the law not to.

But if you cannot just show a bit of respect for 60 seconds, then it makes you a pretty disgusting human being. Even if you dont care, what's so hard about just observing it, out of respect?

Your comments just show you up to be a very immature and under-developed creature. I hope you grow up soon.

I'd pop to the toilet, or I'd get a hotdog in during those sixty seconds. I'm always peckish at football matches and I always need the toilet at half time for some reason.

[Fredo]

I never stated that you HAD to observe a minute's silence, nor that it was against the law not to.

But if you cannot just show a bit of respect for 60 seconds, then it makes you a pretty disgusting human being. Even if you dont care, what's so hard about just observing it, out of respect?

Your comments just show you up to be a very immature and under-developed creature. I hope you grow up soon.

No idea why he wouldn't observe a minute's silence if he was aware of it.

[KingKenny77]

Fair enough, I think people thought you meant not keeping a minute silence in the ground.

Assumptions, assumptions.

Poor Luis Suarez has felt the wrath of people who make assumptions.

[Daniel 7]

I spoil nothing for anyone.

I have just said that when the minutes silence is observed I will remove myself from the pub to have a cigarette. I think that's me being more than a bit tolerant, more than a bit respectful. I don't have to remove myself from the establishment, but I will do out of respect.

You posted your explanation as I was typing this...

It was a bit preachy reading back, but you get me.