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Benny The Noon » Wed Jul 18, 2012 6:17 am wrote:It's time to let it go now and move on.

I disagree I think Suarez has a right to feel aggrieved and he has every right to challenge what was ultimately an unfair sentence.

Some people need to get with the times. The media can and will blow things out of proportion, its what they do whether you like it or not.

It's the gullable who choose to ignore this and support those that do.

The media are parasites and Fergie is a scumbag, so why give them an easy chance to have a dig?

It's the gullable that swallow everything the media dishes up as fact.....thankfully there are still a few that don't take it lying down and are prepared to fight their corner when lies and deceit are potrayed as truth ....

Unfortunately the gullible are the majority and majority generally wins

Boxscarf » Fri Jul 20, 2012 12:19 pm wrote:

Benny The Noon » Wed Jul 18, 2012 6:17 am wrote:It's time to let it go now and move on.

I disagree I think Suarez has a right to feel aggrieved and he has every right to challenge what was ultimately an unfair sentence.

What exactly do you think he should do then ?

Because he once again talked about the incident he gave Taggert the perfect ammunition to drag it all back up again and put it all over the media and once again make us look like the bad guys and the idiots.

Benny The Noon » Fri Jul 20, 2012 12:41 pm wrote:

Boxscarf » Fri Jul 20, 2012 12:19 pm wrote:

Benny The Noon » Wed Jul 18, 2012 6:17 am wrote:It's time to let it go now and move on.

I disagree I think Suarez has a right to feel aggrieved and he has every right to challenge what was ultimately an unfair sentence.

What exactly do you think he should do then ?

Because he once again talked about the incident he gave Taggert the perfect ammunition to drag it all back up again and put it all over the media and once again make us look like the bad guys and the idiots.

feck em

sticks and stones and all that...

Unfortunatly it is never that simple - we could find the club and Suarez on disrepute charges or it could escalate further and it then drags it all back up and takes the focus away from the new manager as he is left to deal with the fallout.

The phrase 'choose your battles' springs to mind here. Folk who are gullable are incapable of this - and by that I mean Suarez and those who think his latest little whinge was a great idea.

The PR battle over this was well and truly lost. Best thing for the club is to put it behind us and move on. There was absolutely no reason to bring it up again.  If someone can explain something good that can come of it I'm all ears.

You've got to fight for what you want

For all that you believe

It's right to fight for what we want

To live the way we please

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As long as we have done our best

Then no one can do more

And life and love and happiness

Are well worth fighting for

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And we should never count the cost

Or worry that we'll fall

It's better to have fought and lost

Than not have fought at all

supersub » Fri Jul 20, 2012 1:58 pm wrote:You've got to fight for what you want

For all that you believe

It's right to fight for what we want

To live the way we please

------------

As long as we have done our best

Then no one can do more

And life and love and happiness

Are well worth fighting for

------------

And we should never count the cost

Or worry that we'll fall

It's better to have fought and lost

Than not have fought at all

ha ha ha takes me back......

Well it is the school summer holidays

the court for sports arbitration overturned bin hammans lifetime ban from fifa because of lack of insufficient evidence.
the club should have brought the case there when it arose or at least when the verdict came through and the details of the process.we made a massive mistake then not doing this.
suarez should either seek to have his case heard there or move on as dragging this up isnt doing him any favours.
should terry escape with a less severe charge then the club needs to act.

What exactly could the sport arbitration do ? It also would take months to sort out ?!

Suarez's sense of indignation over how he was literally hung out to dry over the "frugal with the truth" ones claims must be all consuming .
Its no wonder the lad wants to voice his displeasure ,especially with the furore over the despicable Terry's vindication in court .

Fuck  the FA , and whatever Masonic collective Taggart belongs to ,and fuck anyone who seriously believes  if they were in Suarez's shoes
and suffering such a blatant and downright travesty of justice could keep their own council any longer ..... I personally think the lad should have received
many plaudits for the way he has just got on with playing football ,rather than being vilified by the very fans who claim they support this club .

A tad early for the annual Shafta Awards ,but it must have been a slow day on the taxis