Lets put it that way, all your comments to-date are
anti-Liverpool and not objective at all...At least he is man enough
to admit that he made that statement though he could have denied it
cos it is Evra words against his and he wasn't caught in camera the
way Terry did. Dun forget that Evra has a reputation of his own for
wrongful allegations in the past. Mind you, it is perfectly fine to
use that word in South America though not in this part of the world
so he has now learnt through the hard way so move on.
He indeed cheated during the World Cup but tell me who wouldn't
if they were in his shoes with an almost certain goal coming your
way? Didn't Henry cheat as well which sank the hearts of the Irish?
Why wasn't that being mentioned then?
Let's put it this way better... The word is consistency.
Henry did indeed cheated but in the course of his long career,
how often has he done it? Do we see or hear Henry kicking or
bitting opponents as well? Whereas for Suarez, in his relatively
short career, he have already done a lot more harm than Henry
will ever do in his lifetime don't you agree?
Man enough to admit it? Can I ask you, have you actually read
the full report of the commission's finding?
It's really not as simple as what you seem to think as just Evra's
words against his. You think Suarez actually man enough
admitted it by himself?
There were video footage of different angles that the FA
obtain from the broadcaster material that was not broadcast.
There were experts observations of the footage as
well.
Match referee Marriner's account found to
be credible...
The commission had the opportunity to observe the demeanour of
the witness in particular Evra and Suarez to judge their
credibility while giving statements.
Under cross-examination, Suarez first tried to avoid the
question until he finally admits to lying and giving a
false statement earlier. You can find this on page 62 No. 246
in the report.
Apart from this, we all know how he cheated and then celebrated
in the faces of the Ghana players...
Perhaps you care to read this first...
http://www.thefa.com/TheFA/Disciplinary/NewsAndFeatures/2011/~/media/Files/PDF/TheFA/Disciplinary/Written%20reasons/FA%20v%20Suarez%20Written%20Reasons%20of%20Regulatory%20Commission.ashx
Quote from Asamoah Gyan:
Gyan claims Suarez will forever be branded the most hated
man in Ghana.
The Sunderland striker said: “Despite what happened in the
World Cup, life goes on. But I will say he is not popular in Ghana
though – I am sorry to say it, but he is the most hated person
there. I really am sorry to say it, because I am a good sportsman
and I understand the game and why he did it.
“But if you ask me will the fans in Africa understand what
happened? Not really, and for that he is the most hated person in
Ghana.”
