Blootoof
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Re: Suarez - 8 Match Ban
You cunts are nothing but backwards when it comes to racism
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You cunts are nothing but backwards when it comes to racism
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Saurez [FA release investigation findings]
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Re: Suarez - 8 Match Ban
well thats a idiot fest of a comparison.... its acceptable to call people a "******" in america now.....
I think you will find that's like saying we all share the opinion of the NF.... what a stupid thing to say.
well thats a idiot fest of a comparison.... its acceptable to call people a "******" in america now.....
I think you will find that's like saying we all share the opinion of the NF.... what a stupid thing to say.
squirtyflower
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Re: Suarez
To be fair it would be hard for him not to bite an opponent with those teethDucado said:Barcon said:marco said:can someone just clear this up for me, suarez throws racist remarks to evra the fa look into whats gone on and give suarez an 8 match ban and 40 grand fine now the bit that confuses me is that no one has come forward and made a statement to back evra up 'i'm not saying he didnt make these remarks' i cant see how the fa could possibly enforce such a ban and fine without witneses or am i missing somthing here??
I can only imagine that the goofy buck toothed fuck has turned around and said "yeah, I said that, but in my country, it's o.k".
He admitted using the term but said it was not in a racist context , don't forget we are talking about the same guy that got a 7 match ban in Holland for biting an opponent, a truly loathsome individual
johnmc
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Re: Suarez (merged)
Remember the offence was not a single offence. It was constant throughout the game.
Remember the offence was not a single offence. It was constant throughout the game.
johnbmcr
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Re: Suarez (merged)
He had already said that to the BBC and press so it would impossible to retract I understand his defence was it was ok to call evra a negro or the Spanish equivalent however the FA considered that having lived in Europe for a few years he should have realised it was a racist insult .
A fair decision and when you recall all the shit Cities black players have had over the years Joleon Lescott was denied justice recently when he was racially abused.
Its set a good standard for dealing with future incidents . I think sometime we forget it’s a crime and Suarez could still end up being charged via a third party as John Terry might be!
Cannot wait to see how the FA react when someone rightly gets charged for being homophobic then we'll have a real battle about Offense v ‘it was only banter’ debate well done to the FA
PS what’s wrong with just calling an opponent a stupid fucker that way no one is offended :-)
He had already said that to the BBC and press so it would impossible to retract I understand his defence was it was ok to call evra a negro or the Spanish equivalent however the FA considered that having lived in Europe for a few years he should have realised it was a racist insult .
A fair decision and when you recall all the shit Cities black players have had over the years Joleon Lescott was denied justice recently when he was racially abused.
Its set a good standard for dealing with future incidents . I think sometime we forget it’s a crime and Suarez could still end up being charged via a third party as John Terry might be!
Cannot wait to see how the FA react when someone rightly gets charged for being homophobic then we'll have a real battle about Offense v ‘it was only banter’ debate well done to the FA
PS what’s wrong with just calling an opponent a stupid fucker that way no one is offended :-)
asgoodasitgets
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Re: Re: Suarez - 8 Match Ban
My problem? Good evasive answer. i ll make it simple for you, why don t you tell us why racism is worse than a potential career ending injury?
I ll make it even simpler, If you had the choice of Suarez calling Yaya Toure an offensive name or snapping his ankle , which would you choose? Because in MY world physical abuse is much worse in these circumstances.
Davs 19 said:asgoodasitgets said:Shocked ? Don t be so melodramatic, it s embarrasing .Davs 19 said:Is racism on a the pitch worse than violent conduct on the pitch ? Absolutely yes. Shocked you have to ask.
So a few choice words about ethnicity are worse than trying to injure someone?
How many careers have been ended by verbal abuse?
What next ? Lankyism ? Fattism? Baldiness?
In no way do I condone Suarez and his racism but some of the comments are astounding to say the least.
Yes ! I do find 'a few choice words about ethnicity' ( most right minded people would call it racist abuse ) worse than violent conduct on the pitch. If you don't get why, that's very much your problem. Melodramatic ? Rather that than live in your world IMO.
My problem? Good evasive answer. i ll make it simple for you, why don t you tell us why racism is worse than a potential career ending injury?
I ll make it even simpler, If you had the choice of Suarez calling Yaya Toure an offensive name or snapping his ankle , which would you choose? Because in MY world physical abuse is much worse in these circumstances.
gordondaviesmoustache
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Re: Suarez - 8 Match Ban
In certain parts of the US it is socially acceptable to use such a term. I know this having travelled beyond the East and West Coast, which is why I used Alabama rather than Boston.
On that basis, given the size and cultural diversity of the US, the example was a perfectly congruous one.
sniff said:well thats a idiot fest of a comparison.... its acceptable to call people a "******" in america now.....
I think you will find that's like saying we all share the opinion of the NF.... what a stupid thing to say.
In certain parts of the US it is socially acceptable to use such a term. I know this having travelled beyond the East and West Coast, which is why I used Alabama rather than Boston.
On that basis, given the size and cultural diversity of the US, the example was a perfectly congruous one.
marco
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Re: Suarez (merged)
but then if he is genuinaly stupid and is called a stupid fucker that then mocks the mentaly infirm prob best to stick with cnut i think
johnbmcr said:He had already said that to the BBC and press so it would impossible to retract I understand his defence was it was ok to call evra a negro or the Spanish equivalent however the FA considered that having lived in Europe for a few years he should have realised it was a racist insult .
A fair decision and when you recall all the shit Cities black players have had over the years Joleon Lescott was denied justice recently when he was racially abused.
Its set a good standard for dealing with future incidents . I think sometime we forget it’s a crime and Suarez could still end up being charged via a third party as John Terry might be!
Cannot wait to see how the FA react when someone rightly gets charged for being homophobic then we'll have a real battle about Offense v ‘it was only banter’ debate well done to the FA
PS what’s wrong with just calling an opponent a stupid fucker that way no one is offended :-)
but then if he is genuinaly stupid and is called a stupid fucker that then mocks the mentaly infirm prob best to stick with cnut i think
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Re: Saurez Racism Investigation; Could Miss Semi ?
i agree with de nero, Terry should be locked up then serve an 8 game ban when he gets out , horrible cockney twat.
i agree with de nero, Terry should be locked up then serve an 8 game ban when he gets out , horrible cockney twat.