damjan193 wrote:7_Kewell wrote:RedAnt wrote:What racism is, and what the FA percieve racism to be are very, very different things. If ever you've seen first hand true racial hatred such as I have, the word 'negro' is very lightweight. To cry like Evra did is an insult to all those who have suffered racism.
it wasn't just the 'negro' stuff...Suarez called him other stuff too and it wasn't meant in jest.
It's best to move on...but trying to laugh off racist remarks isn't the way forward and it's important to recognise that.
Evra called him stuff too.
What Evra said can be construed as racism but the main issue is how the case itself was handled, how Evra was able to change his story and not be penalised and how the FA have set a dangerous precedent by holding Suarez accountable of 7 deparate offences with evidence of only one. That's without going through how the transcripts of the two parties were gathered
Evra's word alone seemed to suffice here which is a very very dangerous precedent to set





