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AtW, it's unlike you to pipe up with a bizarre opinion on a subject you nothing about!Suarez got 1 game ban for what he said and 7 for his attitude.

AtW, it's unlike you to pipe up with a bizarre opinion on a subject you nothing about!Suarez got 1 game ban for what he said and 7 for his attitude.

I don't remember seeing Rooney giving "inconsistent" testinomy meaning in plain language talking BS and clearly trying to get away with it. Suarez had chance to apologise very quickly and he still has not done so to Evra.
As for Rooney - he should be getting red cards for sure and lengthy bans for this tulipy attitude.
Evra has a history of playing the race card so he deserves nowt, Suarez not squeaky clean but he has been given no slack.
Suarez was given slack because he has not got criminal case against him like in case of Terry - conviction would have probably meant for Suarez that he won't get work permit.
stek said:Evra has a history of playing the race card so he deserves nowt, Suarez not squeaky clean but he has been given no slack.
Now re-read what stek said and adjust your opinion accordingly. It's based on bugger-all anyway so that shouldn't be difficult.Suarez was given slack because he has not got criminal case against him like in case of Terry - conviction would have probably meant for Suarez that he won't get work permit.

wrong - criminal case against terry was because a member of the public reported it. Plus there is hard evidence of what was said.
As I said Suarez is very lucky he is not in Terry's shoes.
I don't think lucky is getting an 8 match ban on one mans word against another
I don't think lucky is getting an 8 match ban on one mans word against another
Suarez admitted to have used that word at least once -
"Suraez's defence was that he used the word 'negro' only once and that it was when Evra is alleged to have said to him: 'Don't touch me, South American.' Suarez said he had replied: 'Por que, negro,' or 'Why, black?'"
Source:
Luis Suarez evidence 'unreliable' and 'inconsistent: FA release details of race row | Mail Online
It's not one man's word against the other.