Luis Suarez isn't just a diving cheat, he's a racist too* Claims Evra

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  modoc1 year, 6 months ago #121Show comment toolsReply

  guv

  Well his latest comment will hopefully see the end of his reign. Nasty lying piece of crap.

  
  
  He's already backtracking, claiming his comments were misunderstood. Can't see how he can ride this one out, but its Sepp Blatter we're talking about here. His arrogance is unreal.
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  guv1 year, 6 months ago #122Show comment toolsReply

  modoc

  guv

  Well his latest comment will hopefully see the end of his reign. Nasty lying piece of crap.

  
  
  He's already backtracking, claiming his comments were misunderstood. Can't see how he can ride this one out, but its Sepp Blatter we're talking about here. His arrogance is unreal.

  
  
  
  Its the second time he's said it. (According to talk sport)
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  shauneco1 year, 6 months ago #123Show comment toolsReply

  When the man at the top comes out with stuff like this then you know Fifa are corrupt, Double standards if you ask me, He's trying to suggest it was out of context.
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  guv1 year, 6 months ago #124Show comment toolsReply

  shauneco

  When the man at the top comes out with stuff like this then you know Fifa are corrupt, Double standards if you ask me, He's trying to suggest it was out of context.

  
  
  Im not sure if he's referring to the Evra or Terry thing or just speaking generally, but whatever, it just says "its not an issue, its not important, stop crying and get on with it....." ("And let me continue to count my mountain of money, money, money.....")
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  Adam20501 year, 6 months ago #125Show comment toolsReply

  We can all agree Blatter is a politician with no clue of what world he's in.
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  greg_681 year, 6 months ago #126Show comment toolsReply

  The FA should use this to their advantage now, be seen as the world leaders in the anti racism campaign around the world by insisting they start the ball rolling to oust Blatter. We have nothing to lose as no one really likes us anyway but this could see us gain some brownie points.
  
  Personally I bet it is only this country that see his comments as an issue as I bet a lot of other countries around the world accept racism to a degree as part of their culture. Blatter will therefore backtrack and say he was misunderstood, this will be accepted by the vast majority of the FIFA members and just leave us as a lone voice looking like the trouble makers once more.
  
  I'd be interested in other countries reaction to these comments, I'm guessing it is front page news here but will not even be mentioned in the majority of the other members especially the likes of the eastern european countries, russia etc
  

  
  Edited By: greg_68 on Nov 17, 2011 07:47
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  Adam20501 year, 6 months ago #127Show comment toolsReply

  greg_68

  The FA should use this to their advantage now, be seen as the world leaders in the anti racism campaign around the world by insisting they start the ball rolling to oust Blatter. We have nothing to lose as no one really likes us anyway but this could see us gain some brownie points.
  
  Personally I bet it is only this country that see his comments as an issue as I bet a lot of other countries around the world accept racism to a degree as part of their culture. Blatter will therefore backtrack and say he was misunderstood, this will be accepted by the vast majority of the FIFA members and just leave us as a lone voice looking like the trouble makers once more.
  
  I'd be interested in other countries reaction to these comments, I'm guessing it is front page news here but will not even be mentioned in the majority of the other members especially the likes of the eastern european countries, russia etc
  

  
  
  Well I hope they don't use it against Suarez and Terry if they are both innocent just because the vultures circle, if there's hard evidence and no break down in language barrier then fair enough.
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  Syzable[mod]1 year, 6 months ago #128Show comment toolsReply

  I don't know if Suarez speaks English but i can't see language barrier being an excuse. Wrong is wrong.
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  greg_681 year, 6 months ago #129Show comment toolsReply

  Maybe not so much of a language barrier but more of a cultural thing, whatever he said to Evra maybe acceptable in his home country. There is a gulf between racism in this country and certain others, even the likes of Spain. The strides we have taken have not been replicated across the rest of FIFA and so some of the newer intake of johnny foreigner maybe caught out.
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  Adam20501 year, 6 months ago #130Show comment toolsReply

  Syzable

  I don't know if Suarez speaks English but i can't see language barrier being an excuse. Wrong is wrong.

  
  
  Well the word he's meant of used in Uruguay means my black friend. But in this country would be stupid to say. So he may well of landed himself a ban if true we would likely get rid of him too.
  
  http://www.spanishdict.com/answers/209424/what-does-negrito-hermoso-mean-in-spanish
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  Adam20501 year, 6 months ago1 Like #131Show comment toolsReply

  
  
  Legend.
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  guv1 year, 6 months ago #132Show comment toolsReply

  greg_68

  Maybe not so much of a language barrier but more of a cultural thing, whatever he said to Evra maybe acceptable in his home country. There is a gulf between racism in this country and certain others, even the likes of Spain. The strides we have taken have not been replicated across the rest of FIFA and so some of the newer intake of johnny foreigner maybe caught out.

  
  
  Who is this Johnny Foreigner you speak of?
  
  Some people on here always blaming immigrants! X)
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  midlandscomics1 year, 6 months ago #133Show comment toolsReply

  So the charge means that Suarez has 'possibly' said something to Evra 'that could 'possibly' be deemed racist or insulting.
  
  If only there was an example of another fairly high-profile footballer using the same word to describe a teammate, thereby showing that in South America it's not racist/insulting..............
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  oh wait
  

  
  Edited By: midlandscomics on Nov 19, 2011 13:17
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  guv1 year, 6 months ago #134Show comment toolsReply

  midlandscomics

  So the charge means that Suarez has 'possibly' said something to Evra 'that could 'possibly' be deemed racist or insulting.
  
  If only there was an example of another fairly high-profile footballer using the same word to describe a teammate, thereby showing that in South America it's not racist/insulting..............
  
  oh wait
  

  
  
  Its very naughty if he's been guilty of something naughty several moons ago in another country. That saying, if its so rife, why is Dalgliesh first saying there are no problems, then that there is a difference in culture? Isn't it his job to explain to him the ethics of Liverpool Football Club..... or maybe he did?

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