Aidan-lfc:1497472 said:Failure? United, rightly or wrongly, set out for a draw from the very first minute and that's what they left with. Liverpool wanted to win but didn't. So, in terms of objectives, who failed?!
And I have no idea if the United team like bread or not but am fairly sure that these is no correlation between consumption of it and reluctance to admit failure.![]()
But Evra failed to contain Suarez, who was all over him during the game. So tell me, if Suarez did say this 'N' word TEN times, then how did a linesman, referee or indeed another player not hear these comments and report them? Because funnily enough none of them did, and if like Evra says the ref was made clear of what was said, he would've reported it to the FA too, but yet again I don't see the ref reporting him to it. Evra has false claims and a lack of evidence, so i'd say Suarez is more-or-less safe on this one.
Failed to contain Suarez? How many shots did Suarez manage? How many chances did if create? Once again, when playing against decent opposition who had 11 men on the pitch, Suarez was rarely able to impose himself. For a guy who is so highly rated on Merseyside, his scoring record is pretty, well, poor!
As for Evra, he had a decent game and would also have had am assist to his name, had Jones not headed his pinpoint cross wife.
Would you actually be surprised if Suarez had made these remarks, given the characteristics the man has shown since and before he arrived in England? The man is a grade A prick. Of that there is no doubt. Did he make these remarks? I don't know. But for a poster to come out, dismiss the allegations and make a generalized swipe at Man United is a tad pathetic but sadly not unexpected!
And why would a linesman or referee have heard his comments? It isn't difficult to say something in someone's ear whilst in close proximity to them with no one else hearing. So that argument holds no weight. Tell me, what did Materazzi say to Zidane?