Evra - as good as Saint?

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Red666

No disrespect to Man U fans but Evra has this habit of gobbling of and going out of his way to stir things up.

Suarez should not have said and was punished accordingly, but it leaves a bitter taste when a player who did nothing no stop his spat with Suarez is still playing without so much as a caution.

I do want to move on from the subject and let's hope now Suarez has issued an apology we all can.

Aggers Right Elbow

I know it must grate on you.

I still think 8 games were to much, 3 would of done, but I think I mentioned yesterday the trouble was the Blatter cockup was around the same time and the FA condemed him and the FIFA guy hit back which put our clowns of an association in a corner, and the only way out was to come down hard Suarez and leave Evra untouched.

Red666

Good post mate sums it all up for me.

RED666 (U6562)

Absolutely spot on there. Echoes my personal opinion on the matter exactly.

Cheers RED666

i don't like this French after his antics at the World Cup.

Mafia is a racist

Also the problem is with this Mafia, is that Evra himself is black, and its socially acceptable to use the N word if you are said colour

The argument between Suarez and Evra (if you have read the report) was heated, so what Suarez was trying to do is WUM Evra by referring to his skin colour, was he racist? yes..

Did he mean it in a racist sense? probably not!

Should the FA make an example out of Suarez

Damm straight! this sort of language is not acceptable! I say to Liverpool players/fans.. Get over it! take the fine and stop moaning!

and its socially acceptable to use the N word if you are said colour
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Suarez's grand parents are black.

"Also the problem is with this Mafia, is that Evra himself is black, and its socially acceptable to use the N word if you are said colour"

So he can call Lampard a n** because he's black?

It's not about the colour of his skin. It's about the fact that he'd thought he'd been called it by Suarez (he told his team mates he had after the match), and displayed his disgust for the word when giving evidence to the panel.

At best it's hypocritical, and at worst it's another contradiction to his evidence that was overlooked by the panel, whilst calling Suarez unreliable.

But what's done is done now, time to move on .