Sorry if it's been mentioned but it's odd to me that, if, it is a possible racist comment being investigated that it hasn't been said as such... Of course, Lord NHS Jordan Henderson wouldn't do such a thing so that in no way shape or form is causing the very vague investigation at all...
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Gabriel and Henderson incident being investigated by FA.
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bluemoon32
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Ha, made me laugh anywayOh, he said something, because Firmino face confirms it.
racistism comes in all sorts of form and can be used as a very powerful tool to damage a person when aim at in anger
we have to be very careful to what as happened and what was heard by the official, but his teams mates did not look happy with what he said or what they were told,
but like many on here that have said, the most powerful thing is the media and how they report it
racistism is not a joker card to be used on somebody or something they don't like, then go hiding with somebody at a powerful club,
if the referee went to the touchline and noted the 4th official to add it in his report then it should be made public and reported in the media
we have to be very careful to what as happened and what was heard by the official, but his teams mates did not look happy with what he said or what they were told,
but like many on here that have said, the most powerful thing is the media and how they report it
racistism is not a joker card to be used on somebody or something they don't like, then go hiding with somebody at a powerful club,
if the referee went to the touchline and noted the 4th official to add it in his report then it should be made public and reported in the media
LongsightM13
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Terry and Anton FerdinandI remember the wall to wall coverage of Aguero elbow against that West Ham player the week before the derby. Eventually, he got banned.
Same with Balotelli and Parker the stomp was played on a loop you'd think
I know its totally different but certain clubs get treated differently.
Uncle Wally One Ball
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Doing that would be the exact opposite of what you grumbled about with the Keith Bennett thing the other day though. Investigate first, media release of what is known later shirley?racistism comes in all sorts of form and can be used as a very powerful tool to damage a person when aim at in anger
we have to be very careful to what as happened and what was heard by the official, but his teams mates did not look happy with what he said or what they were told,
but like many on here that have said, the most powerful thing is the media and how they report it
racistism is not a joker card to be used on somebody or something they don't like, then go hiding with somebody at a powerful club,
if the referee went to the touchline and noted the 4th official to add it in his report then it should be made public and reported in the media
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but, this is a dipper we're talking about. Clearly guiltyDoing that would be the exact opposite of what you grumbled about with the Keith Bennett thing the other day though. Investigate first, media release of what is known later shirley?
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Thinking about what I said earlier about it potentially putting his teammates in a really awkward situation, if they’ve heard something and are asked about it.
It’s a big if at the moment because none of us really know anything. But IF he has said something wrong, I would really respect him if he were to write to the FA and hold his hands up and say… It was terribly wrong. It was out of character. I don’t know why I said it. But I did and I apologise and take any punishment on the chin.
We all make mistakes and say things we regret. I certainly have. I doubt there’s a person on here who hasn’t. Would be the right thing to do and I’ll repeat IF that is what’s gone on.
The thing people have never, ever spoken about is why Sterling left Liverpool.
I am 100% convinced he left over the support shown to Suarez. Absolutely no other reason he leaves at that point as they were moving in the right direction.
I know Liverpool failed FFP by exactly 44 million, which we gave them and they gladly took to save the day. But I reckon they were glad to move him on due to him not being happy with having to publicly defend a racist.
Sterling left me quite cold (mainly due to the big misses, failing to perform against top teams and treating it like a job) but I always respected him leaving that dirty little club for the theory stated.
But they are nice, the nut surprise is the best part.I'm not listening to you, you eat squirrels
jjctid
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Unfortunately that is the "correct" answer. The outcome will be almost certainly be " a lack of evidence " Our only hope is to get merseysides finest on the case!SSN showing the incident 24/7 from all angles. Zoomed in and microphones increased to find what happened.
Oh wait, it's a scouser. Nothing to see here!
He left almost 4 years following that incident. It doesn’t hold up.The thing people have never, ever spoken about is why Sterling left Liverpool.
I am 100% convinced he left over the support shown to Suarez. Absolutely no other reason he leaves at that point as they were moving in the right direction.
I know Liverpool failed FFP by exactly 44 million, which we gave them and they gladly took to save the day. But I reckon they were glad to move him on due to him not being happy with having to publicly defend a racist.
Sterling left me quite cold (mainly due to the big misses, failing to perform against top teams and treating it like a job) but I always respected him leaving that dirty little club for the theory stated.