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The Suarez/Evra Racism Row

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Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish complained after their draw with Norwich that Luis Suarez gets a raw deal from referees but I just think Suarez has to be careful with some of his behaviour.

He reminds me a little bit of Didier Drogba when he first came to Chelsea and was falling over at every available opportunity. Drogba's team-mates sorted him out and I would hope the Liverpool players sort out Suarez too.



FUCK OFF LAWRO.
 
[quote author=Gary25 link=topic=47188.msg1418492#msg1418492 date=1319820063]
Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish complained after their draw with Norwich that Luis Suarez gets a raw deal from referees but I just think Suarez has to be careful with some of his behaviour.

He reminds me a little bit of Didier Drogba when he first came to Chelsea and was falling over at every available opportunity. Drogba's team-mates sorted him out and I would hope the Liverpool players sort out Suarez too.



FUCK OFF LAWRO.
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Quotation fail.
 
Pardon? I'd have thought the "FUCK OFF LAWRO" line might have been a bit of a giveaway.
 
[quote author=Gary25 link=topic=47188.msg1418503#msg1418503 date=1319822826]
Pardon? I'd have thought the "FUCK OFF LAWRO" line might have been a bit of a giveaway.
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Yes, that you were suffering from Tourette's.
 
[quote author=Gary25 link=topic=47188.msg1418506#msg1418506 date=1319823188]
Your random, shitty, sarcastic remarks are a joy mate.
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FUCK OFF LAWRO !

Sorry, I suffer from TourCUNT !
 
[quote author=Gary25 link=topic=47188.msg1418492#msg1418492 date=1319820063]
Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish complained after their draw with Norwich that Luis Suarez gets a raw deal from referees but I just think Suarez has to be careful with some of his behaviour.

He reminds me a little bit of Didier Drogba when he first came to Chelsea and was falling over at every available opportunity. Drogba's team-mates sorted him out and I would hope the Liverpool players sort out Suarez too.



FUCK OFF LAWRO.
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Better summation from Robbie Savage here:

It was good to see Luis Suarez doing a Ray Wilkins and staying on his feet at Stoke when he could have got Jonathan Woodgate sent off.

I wouldn't class Suarez as a diver, anyway. He does tend to go down when he feels contact but to me that is within the rules and part and parcel of the game today.

A real diver is someone like Gervasio Nunez, the Wisla Krakow player who got Fulham's Moussa Dembele sent off last week with his theatrics in the Europa League.

I did that myself in the League Cup Final against Spurs' Justin Edinburgh, and it's still something that embarrasses me.

The only solution to it is to have a panel of referees retrospectively looking at games and issuing bans for play-acting.

I think Suarez will score on Saturday, when Liverpool go to West Brom for a reunion with Roy Hodgson.

Given time, I think Roy would have got it right at Liverpool.

But time is not a commodity that is in great supply in today's football, and especially not when you set a great club like the Reds out in a negative fashion, as Roy often did.

Freed from the pressure of reviving a sleeping giant, he is doing a solid job at West Brom. They won't win anything but they won't go down either.

And the pace of Peter Odemwingie means they have a chance of causing an upset on Saturday evening.

But I think Liverpool's midweek victory at Stoke - a tough place to win even when you don't give away a crazy goal and go one down - will give them a huge lift after disappointing performances against Manchester United and Norwich.
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He doesn't dive, he just exaggerates the foul. Big difference.
 
There is no room for divers.. But he doesnt dive. He is beeing kicked a bit around. Just like ando were kicked around. Not good for any off them!
 
According to the Mirror, the word in question is negro. Which doesnt mean the same in Spanish and English......
 
So what does it mean in Spanish? "overrated leftback"?
 
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Fergie said of the Evra situation: “We are sticking by Patrice – absolutely. And there’s no doubt in my mind about that.

“The FA are doing their work on it and we spoke to them during the week. It’s in their hands.”

And on the broader issue which has rocked football in the last week, Fergie said: “I can’t believe that racism has become an issue in the game again – it’s 2011. “It’s surprising when you see the number of black players who have been in our game over the last 25 years that I’ve been down here.

“It’s rare given the contribution black players have made to our game and, at our club, we’ve had black players who have made a great contribution with great personality – I’ve been very lucky to have them.”
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What it all shows is that the football community is only against those who are caught saying racist things in public. The likes of Alan Pardew - an appalling racist who can barely get through a sentence in private without mentioning a 'spick' or 'wog' or 'n*gger' - remain indulged. So much for kicking it out. More like kicking it under the carpet.
 
[quote author=Fabio link=topic=47188.msg1419369#msg1419369 date=1319977350]
...pardew is racist?
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It's very well known inside football. It's one reason why he pissed off some players at West Ham, but he's notorious for it. Benitez, for example, was always 'The Spick' as far as Pardew was concerned. I loath the man.
 
[quote author=gkmacca link=topic=47188.msg1419371#msg1419371 date=1319977467]
[quote author=Fabio link=topic=47188.msg1419369#msg1419369 date=1319977350]
...pardew is racist?
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It's very well known inside football. It's one reason why he pissed off some players at West Ham, but he's notorious for it. Benitez, for example, was always 'The Spick' as far as Pardew was concerned. I loath the man.
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Pardew has gone from a complete non-entity, to a figure of hate in mere seconds. Amazing.
 
There was a discussion about it on the Sunday Supplement. Samuels was the only journo I recognised. But he was saying that the FA should take their time in reaching a decision, because if they found a player guilty it would a stigma that would remain with him, not only for the rest of his playing career, but for the rest of his life.

Fair enough as far as I am concerned, but what annoyed my was that they seemed to be only concerned about Terry's reputation ( if he has one), and not about that of Suarez.

Samuels also seemed to be intimating that the case against Luis was stronger because it came from the player straight after the match, whereas Ferdinand has not apparently come out and actually accused Terry. ( I didnt know that).

What also annoyed me was the fact that nobody said that if the accusations were proven to be false, that the accuser should be severely dealth with.

Also, I believe that today's Mirror has an article on racism in football with a photo of Luis. Bang out of order if that is the case.
 
But in real time he's been a shit for years. He had an affair with Natalie Reeves while he was at West Ham and her husband/boyfriend went to the papers. They compiled a dossier on him that included his foul attitudes - Spurs, for example, were commonly referred to as 'The Y*ds' - and he took out a super-injunction. The sadly ironic thing is the TV people thought the race issue wouldn't be a problem if they used him as a pundit and then he came out with the 'rape' comment.
 
[quote author=Jack D Rips link=topic=47188.msg1419380#msg1419380 date=1319978298]
Fair enough as far as I am concerned, but what annoyed my was that they seemed to be only concerned about Terry's reputation ( if he has one), and not about that of Suarez.

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'JT' I think you mean. They got hugely amused at one point when there was a reference to something they deemed 'Up North' and therefore irrelevant.
 
[quote author=Fabio link=topic=47188.msg1419379#msg1419379 date=1319978077]
Think my neck is broke from the speed of that ride
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Hahaha !
 
[quote author=themn link=topic=47188.msg1419385#msg1419385 date=1319978768]
[quote author=Fabio link=topic=47188.msg1419379#msg1419379 date=1319978077]
Think my neck is broke from the speed of that ride
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Hahaha !
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[quote author=gkmacca link=topic=47188.msg1419381#msg1419381 date=1319978314]
But in real time he's been a shit for years. He had an affair with Natalie Reeves while he was at West Ham and her husband/boyfriend went to the papers. They compiled a dossier on him that included his foul attitudes - Spurs, for example, were commonly referred to as 'The Y*ds' - and he took out a super-injunction. The sadly ironic thing is the TV people thought the race issue wouldn't be a problem if they used him as a pundit and then he came out with the 'rape' comment.
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I remember this.

The wounded party created a Myspace page to reveal a lot of this stuff (emails, especially) where Pardew comes off as a bit of a cunt.

It happened just before the 2006 FA Cup Final.
 
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