maguskwt wrote:Please read the report guys... I'm no expert in law but it is clearly biased... they disect everything that Suarez did or did not do and highlighting all the inconsistencies but rarely questioned Evra... This is not fair at all wtf...
Suarez is also abit dumb or not properly adviced or didn't think that the matter was that serious...
First of all it was Evra who initiated the provocation... Then Evra was interviewed on 20th of October and Suarez was interviewed only after 2 weeks after the incident happened. And no transcript was provided for Evra's interviews... this to me is all a little too fishy.
Clearly a witchhunt and I'm glad the club put out that statement... Evra was as guilty as Suarez for inciting the incident and when Suarez responded as he did, played the race cards.
I'm glad about the club's statement and Evra should also be charged and penalised. The fox Ferguson knew exactly what the incident was and told Evra to go ahead with it because he knew that the race issue was under scrutiny. The t-shirt statement looks a little bit ridiculous though but there is nothing wrong with the club's statement. The Committee did persecute Suarez based on Evra's words alone and no action or investigation taken against Evra's offense... it's ridiculous
Greavesie wrote:if Suarez has been charged for what he's done then shouldn't Evra be charged for saying 'don't touch me South American'? Doesn't that constitute a breach of the rule by using Suarez' ethnic origin against him?
I'm leaning towards agreeing with Dunny here. I'm defending Suarez from a legel perspective here but if he's called him a negro then fair dos we take it on the chin and let it go, the sooner we do that the sooner it fooks off. It's us thats dragging it on now and we haven't helped ourselves with the t-shirt malarky. At the time I was happy with us supporting him but it's put him on a pedastal and I'm not a fan of that. Take the suspension and leave it at that. There's a lot of debate about the decision and I think most in the football world understand why, just leave it at that.
I'm happy to pick it apart and find reasons for argument but it doesn't really change the facts when all is said and done
metalhead wrote:Read the report mate, if Suarez deemed unreliable then Evra is credible?
Kharhaz wrote:metalhead wrote:Read the report mate, if Suarez deemed unreliable then Evra is credible?
For me the main argument is about insulting words or behavior.
Lets take for instance the reason why the whole thing came about. Evra made a comment about a member of Suarez' family. Now for that alone shouldn't Evra be punished? A similar incident happened between Zidane and Materazzi did it not? So Evra knew what he said would get a response out of Suarez. So Suarez did respond, and not in a clever manner either, but clever enough to raise questions about the manner in which he responded. If the club don't appeal then we have to accept Suarez has been charged with racist comments. Now maybe in Uruguay they don't take what Suarez came out with as personal, but Suarez knew Evra would take offence.
Its handbags, and as the Liverpool statement pointed out, Suarez said he didn't hear the insults from Evra, when clearly he did. He decided to leave it on the pitch. Whereas Evra hasn't. I'm not saying what Suarez said should be excused, it shouldn't, and he should be punished. But Evra should also be punished for instigating the whole thing in the first place and getting personal.
What makes it worse now is the fact that Suarez said he didn't hear the insults, so he cannot now put in a charge of his own against Evra for the insults he came out with.
lakes10 wrote:this bit dont look good.
When the referee blew his whistle and called the players over to
him shortly after the exchanges in the goalmouth, Mr Evra said to the referee "ref, ref, he
just called me ablack".
metalhead wrote:The FA basically took Evra's story to be more believable than Suarez and banned Suarez for it.
metalhead wrote:Kharhaz wrote:metalhead wrote:Read the report mate, if Suarez deemed unreliable then Evra is credible?
For me the main argument is about insulting words or behavior.
Lets take for instance the reason why the whole thing came about. Evra made a comment about a member of Suarez' family. Now for that alone shouldn't Evra be punished? A similar incident happened between Zidane and Materazzi did it not? So Evra knew what he said would get a response out of Suarez. So Suarez did respond, and not in a clever manner either, but clever enough to raise questions about the manner in which he responded. If the club don't appeal then we have to accept Suarez has been charged with racist comments. Now maybe in Uruguay they don't take what Suarez came out with as personal, but Suarez knew Evra would take offence.
Its handbags, and as the Liverpool statement pointed out, Suarez said he didn't hear the insults from Evra, when clearly he did. He decided to leave it on the pitch. Whereas Evra hasn't. I'm not saying what Suarez said should be excused, it shouldn't, and he should be punished. But Evra should also be punished for instigating the whole thing in the first place and getting personal.
What makes it worse now is the fact that Suarez said he didn't hear the insults, so he cannot now put in a charge of his own against Evra for the insults he came out with.
Bold part : we don't know that, according to the report Suarez denies it by saying "why, black" (given its being spoken in spanish). We can form a lot of theories of what happened, but there is no solid evidence that Suarez came up to Evra and told him "why? Because your black" or " I don't speak to black people".
The FA basically took Evra's story to be more believable than Suarez and banned Suarez for it.
metalhead wrote:97. Mr Suarez said that at no point did he use the word "negro" during the exchange with Mr Evra in the goalmouth
Well Greavsie and Maypax are the lawyers.. so can the appeal be successful?
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