Te thread wasn't meant to be argumentative - the main aim was to compare everyday life for normal working people and common sense with regards to the case. Last thing I wanted was another 'who done it' thread - I was just trying to discuss the issue using common sense as the point of debate.
I just can't wait for the game ot Old trafford now, should be tasty, I hope Suarez is playing and being marked by the new Titus Bramble (Phil Jones)
Your not understanding the point I am making. If I'm in Spanish and speaking English to someone, if one of the words is offensive in Spanish its not really valid, I'm talking in a different language, where the meaning and context are also different. If the person I am speaking to is talking back to me in English or understands me and picks out that particular word to work in his favour due to, for example being a football player of a rival football team in one of the biggest leagues in the world then is it he who is the victim in all this?
You contribute absolutel nothing but I admire you for your never say die attitude People that cannot make points because they lack mastery of their own language and therefor resort to copying other's posts out of context to point humour at it or ridicule, you don't come off so well, clean your act up Oh and I appreciate the mention
[video=youtube;WpYeekQkAdc]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WpYeekQkAdc&feature=player_detailpage[/video] Ignore that it's by the black eye peas
Im sure you wouldnt be posting were is the love, if your player had been banned for f** all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If I say, what's wrong with you noir in France to a black guy would that be fine because the word has nothing to do with Negro? Last time I checked, swearing at someone or at their family isn't a crime. Using racist language is. Bearing in mind that being a racist is having a prejudice against a race.
Take a joke man - you remember Rio getting an 8 month ban for missing a drug test, not failing it just missing it. The FA will always try and make examples of players from big clubs as it makes the headlines.
some sensible black people have too, ones that have experienced racism proper have said this very thing, it is whitey that has gotten seriously uppity about this whole affair not the average black person as far as it looks anyways It is getting very tiresome though, all messing aside this is gonna keep people away if it goes on and on, time to poke fun at the whole fiasco as noone was hurt.
the thing about random testing is that the cheats will just remove the drug from their system with enough warning and it is used before training or a game obviously so he best time is right after training, they charge you as guilty if you miss it because in 98 out of 100 cases the player is avoiding the test if he misses it, it is also important that the player knows the penalty for missing an appointment like that which is a ban a lenghty one, so, who is too blame in this scenario whena player has an agent that manages their entire schedule?
In Rios cas he offerred hair samples etc to prove he hadn't taken anything but the FA wanted to come down hard on a high profile player and club and it was the perfect oppurtunity. The same is happening with the Suarez case now. Players since have both missed and actually failed drug tests and not had such harsh punishments. I do agree about a standard punishment though as the FA deciding to increase bans on a whim is frustrating. Anyway lets not go off topic, it's really interesting
