jimharri
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Would the lad be reduced to tears simply by a coin being thrown at him? Hmm.quiet_riot said:
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More racism in Liverpool?
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quiet_riot
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jimharri said:Would the lad be reduced to tears simply by a coin being thrown at him? Hmm.quiet_riot said:@Tom_S_1986: To confirm. A coin was thrown at Adeyemi. The fan was ejected. Nice to see fans or rival clubs claim it was racism"
That's what I said. My missus said 'what if it hit him in the eye?'...silly woman.
Liverpool have really shot themselves in the foot over the Suarez incident. This latest race row couldn't have come at a worse time for them. Whatever they do as a club they will be criticised for. If they are too lenient they will be branded racists(again) and if they deal with them correctly they will be branded hypocrites.
Tough shit Liverpool, you made your bed...
Tough shit Liverpool, you made your bed...
jimharri
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Simple question here (as I didn't see the game); did the lad require medical treatment after the incident? I'm not talking about being consoled by ''Stevie La''™.quiet_riot said:jimharri said:Would the lad be reduced to tears simply by a coin being thrown at him? Hmm.
That's what I said. My missus said 'what if it hit him in the eye?'...silly woman.
The Future's Blue
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I think I'll wait for the official version to brand them as racist scum!
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The way Kenny and co handled Suarez's racism showed the scousers that racism was ok.
The Future's Blue said:I think I'll wait for the official version to brand them as racist scum!
They've already done enough to earn that tag!
Freestyler
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always been scum.
not good for the lad involved, but i'm glad all this is coming out of them.
It's been coming, vile cunts.
not good for the lad involved, but i'm glad all this is coming out of them.
It's been coming, vile cunts.
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Gerrard should put in a transfer request.
I only wish....
I only wish....
dw7
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Nothing will happen to LFC but the bloke will probably get a LIFE ban
And LFC will still say saurez was innocent but treat the fan like scum
And LFC will still say saurez was innocent but treat the fan like scum
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Liverpool were embroiled in another racism controversy on Friday night when a fan was suspected of shouting abuse at the Oldham Athletic defender Tom Adeyemi.
The incident occurred 10 minutes before the end of Liverpool's 5-1 win over the League One side in the third round of the FA Cup. Adeyemi became embroiled in a row with a supporter, or supporters, at the front of the Kop.
Adeyemi was visibly upset by the exchange and it required several team-mates, the Liverpool captain, Steven Gerrard, and the referee, Neil Swarbrick, to calm the 20-year-old down. Witnesses reported two fans wearing Luis Suárez T-shirts – similar to those worn by Liverpool players at Wigan after the Uruguayan striker was found guilty of racially abusing Patrice Evra – confronting Adeyemi, and one allegedly shouting "You fucking black bastard".
A senior Liverpool official said: "We will do everything in our power to investigate the matter and ensure the appropriate action is taken."
The incident could not have come at a worse time for Liverpool, given the widespread condemnation the club have received for their vehement support of Suárez.
Disgraceful. They should have them play in front of an empty stadium.
The incident occurred 10 minutes before the end of Liverpool's 5-1 win over the League One side in the third round of the FA Cup. Adeyemi became embroiled in a row with a supporter, or supporters, at the front of the Kop.
Adeyemi was visibly upset by the exchange and it required several team-mates, the Liverpool captain, Steven Gerrard, and the referee, Neil Swarbrick, to calm the 20-year-old down. Witnesses reported two fans wearing Luis Suárez T-shirts – similar to those worn by Liverpool players at Wigan after the Uruguayan striker was found guilty of racially abusing Patrice Evra – confronting Adeyemi, and one allegedly shouting "You fucking black bastard".
A senior Liverpool official said: "We will do everything in our power to investigate the matter and ensure the appropriate action is taken."
The incident could not have come at a worse time for Liverpool, given the widespread condemnation the club have received for their vehement support of Suárez.
Disgraceful. They should have them play in front of an empty stadium.
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Must admit Gerard has gone up a notch in my estimation
jimharri
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The cynic in me can't help thinking that damage limitation was in his mind when he went over to comfort the lad. However; to give him the benefit of the doubt, it was a nice gesture by him.dobingsdobber said:Must admit Gerard has gone up a notch in my estimation
marco
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jimharri said:The cynic in me can't help thinking that damage limitation was in his mind when he went over to comfort the lad. However; to give him the benefit of the doubt, it was a nice gesture by him.dobingsdobber said:Must admit Gerard has gone up a notch in my estimation
damage limitation was the word i was looking for but i wouldnt give the benefit of the doubt
Why Always Ste
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I'm a cynical bastard....
Anyone think this has actually come at a better time for them?
This is a opportunity for liverpool to correct the mistakes made in the Suarez incident and actually critisise Racist's....
Making them look better???
Will make them hypocrites but tough on racism
Anyone think this has actually come at a better time for them?
This is a opportunity for liverpool to correct the mistakes made in the Suarez incident and actually critisise Racist's....
Making them look better???
Will make them hypocrites but tough on racism
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badmash
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Liverpool players will wear T shirts, showing there support for the fans.
marco
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Stevie B said:I'm a cynical bastard....
Anyone think this has actually come at a better time for them?
This is a opportunity for liverpool to correct the mistakes made in the Suarez incident and actually critisise Racist's....
Making them look better???
Will make them hypocrites but tough on racism
no liverpool could not get anything positive from this,it happend 2 hrs ago and the knives are in already