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The Suarez/Evra Racism Row

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Re: The Suarez/Evra Racism Row (continued)

Great statement. I think, the club, players and fans should do what we always do, rally together and keep winning on the pitch to send a clear message to the FA, snipers and rivals. Fuck You.
 
Re: The Suarez/Evra Racism Row (continued)

Jono@home - where did you get that *Warrior* LFC kit sketch ?

Answer me damn you !
 
Re: The Suarez/Evra Racism Row (continued)

[quote author=Rosco link=topic=48021.msg1449394#msg1449394 date=1324492380]
[quote author=SaintGeorge67 link=topic=48021.msg1449390#msg1449390 date=1324492291]
I wonder who's idea it was?
[/quote]

It doesn't look like it was the same person that released the club statement last night anyway. Cos the above is spot on
[/quote]

Were you shocked and angered that he has been found guilty by the FA as well then?
 
Re: The Suarez/Evra Racism Row (continued)

[quote author=Kenny4PM link=topic=48021.msg1449401#msg1449401 date=1324492639]
[quote author=Rosco link=topic=48021.msg1449394#msg1449394 date=1324492380]
[quote author=SaintGeorge67 link=topic=48021.msg1449390#msg1449390 date=1324492291]
I wonder who's idea it was?
[/quote]

It doesn't look like it was the same person that released the club statement last night anyway. Cos the above is spot on
[/quote]

Were you shocked and angered that he has been found guilty by the FA as well then?

[/quote]

No, because I read what he was charged with and understood it.
 
Re: The Suarez/Evra Racism Row (continued)

[quote author=Woland link=topic=48021.msg1449395#msg1449395 date=1324492440]
[quote author=SaintGeorge67 link=topic=48021.msg1449390#msg1449390 date=1324492291]
I wonder whose idea it was?
[/quote]

Standard Chartered
[/quote]

tbf you are probably not that far from the truth.. Sponsors wouldn't want to be associated with the nonsense that has been going on.. Liverpool are probably aware of this, and well this is probably the first in long line of things like this to change the portrayal of Suarez and Liverpool FC in the Media.. This is why Liverpool will fight these charges ONLY if they have a case to put forward.. it is bad for the clubs image globally...

If they don't have a case.. he will be reluctantly sold... asap...
 
Re: The Suarez/Evra Racism Row (continued)

[quote author=themn link=topic=48021.msg1449349#msg1449349 date=1324490014]
[quote author=Mystic link=topic=48021.msg1449344#msg1449344 date=1324489778]
Fabio out!
[/quote]

bastille.jpg

[/quote]

hahaha
 
Re: The Suarez/Evra Racism Row (continued)

[quote author=Rosco link=topic=48021.msg1449404#msg1449404 date=1324492754]
[quote author=Kenny4PM link=topic=48021.msg1449401#msg1449401 date=1324492639]
[quote author=Rosco link=topic=48021.msg1449394#msg1449394 date=1324492380]
[quote author=SaintGeorge67 link=topic=48021.msg1449390#msg1449390 date=1324492291]
I wonder who's idea it was?
[/quote]

It doesn't look like it was the same person that released the club statement last night anyway. Cos the above is spot on
[/quote]

Were you shocked and angered that he has been found guilty by the FA as well then?

[/quote]

No, because I read what he was charged with and understood it.
[/quote]

So when you said "the above is spot on" what did you mean ?
 
Re: The Suarez/Evra Racism Row (continued)

[quote author=Kenny4PM link=topic=48021.msg1449413#msg1449413 date=1324493009]
[quote author=Rosco link=topic=48021.msg1449404#msg1449404 date=1324492754]
[quote author=Kenny4PM link=topic=48021.msg1449401#msg1449401 date=1324492639]
[quote author=Rosco link=topic=48021.msg1449394#msg1449394 date=1324492380]
[quote author=SaintGeorge67 link=topic=48021.msg1449390#msg1449390 date=1324492291]
I wonder who's idea it was?
[/quote]

It doesn't look like it was the same person that released the club statement last night anyway. Cos the above is spot on
[/quote]

Were you shocked and angered that he has been found guilty by the FA as well then?

[/quote]

No, because I read what he was charged with and understood it.
[/quote]

So when you said "the above is spot on" what did you mean ?
[/quote]

It was the right way to respond. Rather than last nights statement.
 
Re: The Suarez/Evra Racism Row (continued)

Why in the fuck would someone lock that monumental thread. Now we have to start from the scratch to get to 100 pages.....but we will get there.

Let's get to it!
 
Re: The Suarez/Evra Racism Row (continued)

[quote author=SaintGeorge67 link=topic=48021.msg1449402#msg1449402 date=1324492676]
On the subject of Standard Chartered, I saw this place the other day whilst I was driving past. Check out the logo (minus the xmas stuff)...

http://www.stockportcomputers.co.uk/


[/quote]

What the deuce ?!
 
Re: The Suarez/Evra Racism Row (continued)

This was an excellent post by KopKing before Fascistio (only kidding Fabs) locked the other thread. It sums up where I'm at:

Posters should exchange views and opinions without getting angry or personal, irrespective of how emotive the topic is. The fact of the matter is Luis shouldn't have said what he said. In mitigation, he comes from a culture where the words used aren't hate words and it isn't apparent that he had the intent behind them as the FA have implied, therefore an 8 match ban is excessive. I find it ironic that the FA has chosen to use a case with two different ethnic minorities to make their 'stand'. When emotions subside, and logic prevails people will see this case for the mockery it is.
Click to expand...
 
Re: The Suarez/Evra Racism Row (continued)

[quote author=kingjulian link=topic=48021.msg1449415#msg1449415 date=1324493110]
Why in the fuck would someone lock that monumental thread. Now we have to start from the scratch to get to 100 pages.....but we will get there.

Let's get to it!
[/quote]

Let's start as we mean to continue then...

You cunt!
 
Re: The Suarez/Evra Racism Row (continued)

[size=12pt]
Uruguay captain Diego Lugano backs Luis Suarez after racism ban[/size]

Page last updated at 16:56 GMT, Wednesday, 21 December 2011





Uruguay captain Diego Lugano has backed national team-mate Luis Suarez after his Football Association punishment for racially abusing Patrice Evra.

Liverpool striker Suarez was banned for eight games and fined £40,000 after an incident with Manchester United defender Evra at Anfield on 15 October.

"I can't believe it. They're making a big mistake," Lugano said.

[size=14pt]"Luis is a victim. I can't understand how a player like Evra can do this. He is breaking the codes of football."[/size]


There must have been a temptation to throw the book at Suarez and send a strong anti-racist message to the world. From a South American perspective, the length of the ban might be taken to indicate that this is what the disciplinary board has done

Suarez, who denied the allegations, has 14 days to appeal against the decision after a six-day FA hearing found he used "insulting words", which included a reference to Evra's colour.

"We all know what kind of person Luis is and the values he has," added Paris St Germain defender Lugano on his personal website.

"It's obvious that in England there's a racism problem they're trying to eradicate. That's good but this sentence has no solid arguments."

Suarez, who has won 54 caps for his country, enjoyed success with Uruguay in the summer, scoring in the final as they won the 2011 Copa America.

The Uruguayan Embassy has declined to comment on Suarez's punishment and said they wanted "no involvement" in what they described as a "private matter".




Liverpool released a statement on Tuesday backing Suarez and said they would provide "whatever support he now needs to clear his name".

In November, Brighton manager and former Uruguay international Gus Poyet came out in support of his fellow countryman, saying Suarez was "100% not a racist".

Poyet told talkSPORT: "England needs to understand how the rest of the world lives. If we have that understanding, easy."

Suarez wrote on Twitter: "Today is a very difficult and painful day for me and my family. Thanks for all the support."
 
Re: The Suarez/Evra Racism Row (continued)

Ah fair enough Rosco. After what you've said i was struggling to figure out how you'd be agreeing with all of the content.
 
Re: The Suarez/Evra Racism Row (continued)

[quote author=SummerOnions link=topic=48021.msg1449422#msg1449422 date=1324493213]
[quote author=kingjulian link=topic=48021.msg1449415#msg1449415 date=1324493110]
Why in the fuck would someone lock that monumental thread. Now we have to start from the scratch to get to 100 pages.....but we will get there.

Let's get to it!
[/quote]

Let's start as we mean to continue then...

You cunt!
[/quote]

Don't tempt Facistio!
 
Re: The Suarez/Evra Racism Row (continued)

[quote author=doctor_mac link=topic=48021.msg1449421#msg1449421 date=1324493209]
This was an excellent post by KopKing before Fascistio (only kidding Fabs) locked the other thread. It sums up where I'm at:

Posters should exchange views and opinions without getting angry or personal, irrespective of how emotive the topic is. The fact of the matter is Luis shouldn't have said what he said. In mitigation, he comes from a culture where the words used aren't hate words and it isn't apparent that he had the intent behind them as the FA have implied, therefore an 8 match ban is excessive. I find it ironic that the FA has chosen to use a case with two different ethnic minorities to make their 'stand'. When emotions subside, and logic prevails people will see this case for the mockery it is.
Click to expand...
[/quote]

I was going to copy and paste the same thing.

He's technically guilty (i feel like i need to put IMO here)and had to be found so, but the punishment is excessive.
 
Re: The Suarez/Evra Racism Row (continued)

While the Spanish squad made history in the first World Cup of football on the African continent in 2010, at the same time, a junior championship was played where three of its participants had the great opportunity of meeting their football idols. Luis Suarez was one of the players who met the kids. This is a short extract from a documentary that was made about the tournament entitled 'From The Streets To The Fields'.
Click to expand...

Uploaded by the club's official Youtube channel:

Luis Suarez: South Africa Documentary (2010)
 
Re: The Suarez/Evra Racism Row (continued)

On Suarez:
The chairman of anti-racism group Kick It Out, Lord Ouseley, said: "The FA has shown leadership and intent through what has clearly been a difficult and complex complaint to deal with, and invested time and expertise to ensure this outcome. It has demonstrated that it will not stand for discrimination, something organisations such as Fifa and Uefa should take heed of." But he added: "This charge is not saying Luis Suarez is a racist. It's saying, on this occasion, he used racist language. It doesn't make him a bad guy - he needs to learn what is acceptable."

On Terry:
Lord Ousely, chairman of the charity Kick it Out which campaigns against all forms of discrimination in football, said it was a "very sad day for football" and added that he was "surprised" at the CPS decision. He said: "From my point of view, yes, it would be very good if we could have moved ahead and not have to go through this."

HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM.
 
Re: The Suarez/Evra Racism Row (continued)

[quote author=doctor_mac link=topic=48021.msg1449426#msg1449426 date=1324493290]
[quote author=SummerOnions link=topic=48021.msg1449422#msg1449422 date=1324493213]
[quote author=kingjulian link=topic=48021.msg1449415#msg1449415 date=1324493110]
Why in the fuck would someone lock that monumental thread. Now we have to start from the scratch to get to 100 pages.....but we will get there.

Let's get to it!
[/quote]

Let's start as we mean to continue then...

You cunt!
[/quote]

Don't tempt Facistio!
[/quote]

Arf!
 
Re: The Suarez/Evra Racism Row (continued)

[quote author=iseered link=topic=48021.msg1449430#msg1449430 date=1324493476]
On Suarez:
The chairman of anti-racism group Kick It Out, Lord Ouseley, said: "The FA has shown leadership and intent through what has clearly been a difficult and complex complaint to deal with, and invested time and expertise to ensure this outcome. It has demonstrated that it will not stand for discrimination, something organisations such as Fifa and Uefa should take heed of." But he added: "This charge is not saying Luis Suarez is a racist. It's saying, on this occasion, he used racist language. It doesn't make him a bad guy - he needs to learn what is acceptable."

On Terry:
Lord Ousely, chairman of the charity Kick it Out which campaigns against all forms of discrimination in football, said it was a "very sad day for football" and added that he was "surprised" at the CPS decision. He said: "From my point of view, yes, it would be very good if we could have moved ahead and not have to go through this."

HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM.
[/quote]

So, "I'd prefer if we could have swept the Terry case under the carpet".
 
Re: The Suarez/Evra Racism Row (continued)

[quote author=iseered link=topic=48021.msg1449430#msg1449430 date=1324493476]
On Suarez:
The chairman of anti-racism group Kick It Out, Lord Ouseley, said: "The FA has shown leadership and intent through what has clearly been a difficult and complex complaint to deal with, and invested time and expertise to ensure this outcome. It has demonstrated that it will not stand for discrimination, something organisations such as Fifa and Uefa should take heed of." But he added: "This charge is not saying Luis Suarez is a racist. It's saying, on this occasion, he used racist language. It doesn't make him a bad guy - he needs to learn what is acceptable."

On Terry:
Lord Ousely, chairman of the charity Kick it Out which campaigns against all forms of discrimination in football, said it was a "very sad day for football" and added that he was "surprised" at the CPS decision. He said: "From my point of view, yes, it would be very good if we could have moved ahead and not have to go through this."

HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM.
[/quote]

Are they both True?
 
Re: The Suarez/Evra Racism Row (continued)

[quote author=doctor_mac link=topic=48021.msg1449433#msg1449433 date=1324493606]
[quote author=iseered link=topic=48021.msg1449430#msg1449430 date=1324493476]
On Suarez:
The chairman of anti-racism group Kick It Out, Lord Ouseley, said: "The FA has shown leadership and intent through what has clearly been a difficult and complex complaint to deal with, and invested time and expertise to ensure this outcome. It has demonstrated that it will not stand for discrimination, something organisations such as Fifa and Uefa should take heed of." But he added: "This charge is not saying Luis Suarez is a racist. It's saying, on this occasion, he used racist language. It doesn't make him a bad guy - he needs to learn what is acceptable."

On Terry:
Lord Ousely, chairman of the charity Kick it Out which campaigns against all forms of discrimination in football, said it was a "very sad day for football" and added that he was "surprised" at the CPS decision. He said: "From my point of view, yes, it would be very good if we could have moved ahead and not have to go through this."

HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM.
[/quote]

So, "I'd prefer if we could have swept the Terry case under the carpet".
[/quote]
It really is what he is saying, quite incredible. What delicious irony that the chairman of an anti-racism campaign displays such blatant pro-English bigotry.
 
Re: The Suarez/Evra Racism Row (continued)

[quote author=Asbo link=topic=48021.msg1449435#msg1449435 date=1324493661]
[quote author=iseered link=topic=48021.msg1449430#msg1449430 date=1324493476]
On Suarez:
The chairman of anti-racism group Kick It Out, Lord Ouseley, said: "The FA has shown leadership and intent through what has clearly been a difficult and complex complaint to deal with, and invested time and expertise to ensure this outcome. It has demonstrated that it will not stand for discrimination, something organisations such as Fifa and Uefa should take heed of." But he added: "This charge is not saying Luis Suarez is a racist. It's saying, on this occasion, he used racist language. It doesn't make him a bad guy - he needs to learn what is acceptable."

On Terry:
Lord Ousely, chairman of the charity Kick it Out which campaigns against all forms of discrimination in football, said it was a "very sad day for football" and added that he was "surprised" at the CPS decision. He said: "From my point of view, yes, it would be very good if we could have moved ahead and not have to go through this."

HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM.
[/quote]

Are they both True?
[/quote]
Both snippets from the BBC. Go there and read it yourself if you dont trust me.
 
Re: The Suarez/Evra Racism Row (continued)

[quote author=iseered link=topic=48021.msg1449430#msg1449430 date=1324493476]
On Suarez:
The chairman of anti-racism group Kick It Out, Lord Ouseley, said: "The FA has shown leadership and intent through what has clearly been a difficult and complex complaint to deal with, and invested time and expertise to ensure this outcome. It has demonstrated that it will not stand for discrimination, something organisations such as Fifa and Uefa should take heed of." But he added: "This charge is not saying Luis Suarez is a racist. It's saying, on this occasion, he used racist language. It doesn't make him a bad guy - he needs to learn what is acceptable."

On Terry:
Lord Ousely, chairman of the charity Kick it Out which campaigns against all forms of discrimination in football, said it was a "very sad day for football" and added that he was "surprised" at the CPS decision. He said: "From my point of view, yes, it would be very good if we could have moved ahead and not have to go through this."

HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM.
[/quote]

Thats a fucking disgrace
 
Re: The Suarez/Evra Racism Row (continued)

[quote author=Rosco link=topic=48021.msg1449404#msg1449404 date=1324492754]
[quote author=Kenny4PM link=topic=48021.msg1449401#msg1449401 date=1324492639]
[quote author=Rosco link=topic=48021.msg1449394#msg1449394 date=1324492380]
[quote author=SaintGeorge67 link=topic=48021.msg1449390#msg1449390 date=1324492291]
I wonder who's idea it was?
[/quote]

It doesn't look like it was the same person that released the club statement last night anyway. Cos the above is spot on
[/quote]

Were you shocked and angered that he has been found guilty by the FA as well then?


[/quote]

No, because I read what he was charged with and understood it.
[/quote]

Do you agree with the punishment and the length of the ban?
 
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