It absolutely stinks, the F.A. stink.
Man United know exactly what they were doing, don't let anybody tell you any different. As soon as Evra whispered that he didn't think Luis Suarez is a racist, the whole accusation
should have fallen on its hypocritical arse. The F.A. should then have fined Luis Suarez for using racist language (that could be deemed entirely racist) and made it known that it was wrong. That's why the 8 game ban really bewilders me here, what is that exactly for? I fail to see where that has come from out of the blue. Other than officials at United pushed for it and the F.A. wanted to make a strong example POLITICALLY.
So far, having read and seen the articles in the propaganda ridden media. It is almost like they are running with it, in full support of the F.A.. The same F.A. that they will question a mock when a saga pours out of it....or even easier, when a referee makes a wrong decision on a weekend.
I can't help but notice on every BBC article about the subject, the famous "Suarez hand-ball video at the World Cup" is attached on the same article to watch. What has that got to do with racism? What has that got to do with this situation? That alone tells me that something is up!However the vast majority of people in this world have been dumbed down and take what they see on the news as the be all and end all, instead of taking it upon themselves and looking at it all from another angle.
I have seen and read 1 ARTICLE since the news broke, that I totally agree with. 1. Because it's not so politically correct and 2. It's the truth.
Tim Vickery's column on the BBC, explained it perfectly.
.....and because he done so and in "that" way the corrupt system doesn't want. I don't expect the article to remain on the BBC sport website for very long (pity I have it all saved on my computer, just in case) I'd worry about the safety of his job also now.
Link:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/16262537.stm