United vs Pool

hibernia Wrote:

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> liked this tweet from Roy Keene
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> Roy Keane @roy_keane_Esq
> If I was playing, if Incey was playing, if Sparky
> was playing: Suarez ends the game wishing he'd
> shaken hands.


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Go Keano....X(

Englander Wrote:

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> There is a big difference in the Suarez and Terry
> cases in that one has been resolved and the other
> remains open.
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> I am guessing that Evra accepted the
> misunderstanding explanation. I am also guessing
> that no discussion took place between the players
> directly until it went before the FA. Having gone
> before the FA then they had to decide if a
> punishment should be levied and imo, given my
> limited knowledge of all the facts, they got it
> about right
>
> Terry apparently spoke to Ferdinand immediately
> after the game to clear any misunderstanding but
> the matter was not resolved and QPR decided to
> take it further. They also have film of the Terry
> incident and it was then decided to prosecute him.
> Consequently, it is now a matter of law, nothing
> has been finalised and no "judgement" made.

I was under the impression that the FA charged Saurez and the police Terry

poor daglish he has clearly been let down by his player...saurez has turned public and the media opinion...pool gonna suffer...how can a player in less than 2 years be hated by so many

Yes FC, that is my understanding too, can't remember if the FA also charged Terry before the police involvement, I think they did

Guys, watch the replay again in slow motion. As Saurez approaches Evra, Evra drops his hand down to his side as if he doesnt want to shake Saurez's hand. Saurez's hand stays extended out throughout the whole lineup!
Everyone is jumping on Saurez that he snubbed Evra. Would be interesting to see what would have happened had united been walking down liverpools line.

Anyway...they both knobs!!

Liverpool have accused Luis Súarez of misleading them over his decision not to shake Patrice Evra's hand on Saturday as the striker issued a public apology for betraying Kenny Dalglish and the club with his appalling behaviour before Liverpool's 2-1 defeat at Old Trafford.

Dalglish also apologised for his behaviour in an interview after the game , saying he did "not conduct myself in a way befitting of a Liverpool Manager during that interview and I'd like to apologise for that".

Sir Alex Ferguson branded Súarez "a disgrace" to Liverpool and claimed the Uruguay international should never play for the club again having declined the hand of the man he racially abused at Anfield last October.

Dalglish vigorously defended Súarez to Sky television immediately after the game and attracted further criticism for the club as a consequence. The manager's position, however, has changed dramatically having reviewed what occurred between the players before kick-off and Liverpool officials are incensed by Súarez's actions, with the club's managing director, Ian Ayre, delivering their first condemnation of the striker since the controversy first erupted.

Dalglish said: "Ian Ayre has made the club's position absolutely clear and it is right that Luis Súarez has now apologised for what happened at Old Trafford.

"To be honest, I was shocked to hear that the player had not shaken hands having been told earlier in the week that he would do.

"But as Ian said earlier, all of us have a responsibility to represent this club in a fit and proper manner and that applies equally to me as Liverpool manager.

"When I went on TV after yesterday's game I hadn't seen what had happened, but I did not conduct myself in a way befitting of a Liverpool manager during that interview and I'd like to apologise for that."

The manager's comments came on Sunday afternoon in response to an apology that Súarez issued via the club's website. It read: "I have spoken with the manager since the game at Old Trafford and I realise I got things wrong.

"I've not only let him down, but also the club and what it stands for and I'm sorry. I made a mistake and I regret what happened. I should have shaken Patrice Evra's hand before the game and I want to apologise for my actions. I would like to put this whole issue behind me and concentrate on playing football."

That has been followed by criticism of Súarez from Liverpool's managing director, who has admitted the striker lied to the club over his intentions to shake Evra's hand.

Ayre said: "We are extremely disappointed Luis Súarez did not shake hands with Patrice Evra before yesterday's game. The player had told us beforehand that he would, but then chose not to do so. He was wrong to mislead us and wrong not to offer his hand to Patrice Evra. He has not only let himself down, but also Kenny Dalglish, his team-mates and the Club. It has been made absolutely clear to Luis Súarez that his behaviour was not acceptable.

"Luis Súarez has now apologised for his actions which was the right thing to do. However, all of us have a duty to behave in a responsible manner and we hope that he now understands what is expected of anyone representing Liverpool Football Club."

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So there were 2 knobs involved yesterday, Dalglish and Suarez.........<