I don't know why the RAWK lot are bringing Fergie into it and calling him bacon face, but then I suppose it's just indicative of the problem those racist sympathisers have with faces that aren't pure white in appearance...
Evra accuses Suarez of racist remarks | Suarez guilty of racial abuse
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simply just bitter. I guess that's all they can really say other than 'we've won it 5 times!' poor sods
OK thats pretty extreme
I very much doubt they are all racists. Most likely in denial or genuinely worried that their star player ‘s future is in jeopardy. If it was Wayne Rooney a lot of us would refuse to believe it without 100% concrete evidence
Have they? They should really cling on to that a bit more.
He gets called 'bacon face' by bitter opposition fans? I've never heard of that before, but it's excellent. Sir Bacon Face.
They have called him that for years. Bacon Face and Whiskey Nose are the favourites
Whatever name they call him, nothing beats RAWK autochanging SIR Alex Ferguson to Mr. Alex Ferguson...
Pathetic doesn't come close to describing it.
Pathetic doesn't come close to describing it.
If I was a Liverpool fan (and thank Eric I'm not) I'd be keeping my gob/cybergob firmly closed on this subject.
Slur Alex is another one. That inherently witty Scouse sense of humour, I'm afraid.
Oh come on we call Benitez "Fatty" or "FSW" and I've seen many posters call Dalglish "Dogleash" or my personal favourite "Dogbreath".
But they shouldn't make nick names for their most bitter rivals manager who has led us to God knows how many trophies (I've lost count).
But they shouldn't make nick names for their most bitter rivals manager who has led us to God knows how many trophies (I've lost count).
Yeah but...bacon face? That's one of the shittest derogatory nicknames ever.
Yet "Dogleash" is witty and funny I presume?
bacon face is brilliant and original!! i´m gonna start calling all my workmates bacon face.
No, it's shit. What's your point? I think all nicknames like that are incredibly shit, but seeing as we were talking specifically about other fans' nicknames for SAF, I said so.
Fat Spanish Waiter wasnt overly nice
Im with some of the above, Bacon Face is quite funnyish
No, you're right, it's comic genius. It's because, like, his face looks like bacon, innit?
Yeah its like the guy who looks like a thumb
Fair enough. The point I was trying to make is it's a bit hypocritical of the Caf as a forum to critisize RAWK for giving our manager shit nicknames, when we do exactly the same about Liverpool's managers.
Eyepopper?
Welcome to football, my dear friend!
On the Caf, we like our tints red.
this. don't know how he could get off with video of him mouthing whatever it was he said.
Let's hear it then?
I just read James Lee Burke's The Tin Roof Blowdown, and there's actually a nasty-ass bad guy who's described as looking like a thumb. It was hard to take him seriously after that.
A quick question. If the ref had heard this during the game, what action should he have taken?
I would expect a lenient beating with nail encrusted sticks would suffice - no need to go over the top.
How's that lenient? Appropriate though.
My wife is from Chile, and while "negrito" can be used to describe someone fondly (usually someone who is a darker skinned Latin), it is not used in anything but a negative way when talking to a black person, and certainly not when they are addressed as negrito.
It's not all that different than English, really, in the sense that there is a big difference in meaning if you're speaking in the first or third person. It's fine to say, "That man is black." But you do not go up to a black person and say, "Hey Blackie, how are you?"
The difference is, FIFA have a campaign to "kick racism out of football".
Giving a player stick/abuse because of their prior actions (a la Rooney/Giggs) is very different from abusing them because of the colour of their skin.
why so lite a punishment from Liverpool , if you got found guilty of racial abuse in your work place you would be sacked for gross misconduct , why should it be any different for a football player.
Because Liverpool are tight fisted twats protecting their investment, which is also one of their best players.
I can understand that , but if he is found guilty and I dont think he will the FA will bottle out of it , but if he is.His place at Liverpool must be untenable, how can they keep him with out a massive backlash from , well everybody but there own fans.
An attempt to trivialise racism from a deranged RAWK fecker
Can't believe the mods on there let this go on. Some very dangerous leniency regarding racism being practised not only by those in control of the club itself, but also people supposed to control the thousands of fans following them
Can't believe the mods on there let this go on. Some very dangerous leniency regarding racism being practised not only by those in control of the club itself, but also people supposed to control the thousands of fans following them
Jesus, lots of people throwing themselves in the way for this twat.
Poyet slams 'cry baby' Evra over racism claim
Brighton boss Gus Poyet has branded Patrice Evra a cry-baby for complaining about alleged racist comments made by Liverpool’s Luis Suarez.
And Poyet warned that the FA’s acceptance of the Manchester United defender’s claims against his fellow Uruguayan will make it “too easy” for any player or manager to accuse opponents of racism without foundation.
Suarez has been charged by the FA with racially abusing Evra during Liverpool’s 1-1 draw with Manchester United at Anfield last month.
He is expected to plead not guilty.
Poyet said: “I played football for seven years in Spain and was called everything, because I was from South America.
“And I never went out crying like a baby, like Patrice Evra, saying that someone said something to me.”
Poyet accepts his fellow countryman’s explanation that anything he said to Evra had no racist intent.
“I believe Luis Suarez. It’s simple,” he said.
The Brighton manager is concerned that the FA appears to have sided with Evra rather than Suarez on what he considers the flimsiest of evidence.
“I’m surprised, in a really sad way, that he’s been charged,” Poyet added. “I think it’s worse to charge someone because you trust one person when you have no proof.
“I’m sad, because it’s going to become too easy. I can make a complaint about any opposition manager, and if I take it as far as I can, he’s going to get charged.
“Why are we going to take one person’s word over another one’s? It’s too risky.
What a plank!
Brighton boss Gus Poyet has branded Patrice Evra a cry-baby for complaining about alleged racist comments made by Liverpool’s Luis Suarez.
And Poyet warned that the FA’s acceptance of the Manchester United defender’s claims against his fellow Uruguayan will make it “too easy” for any player or manager to accuse opponents of racism without foundation.
Suarez has been charged by the FA with racially abusing Evra during Liverpool’s 1-1 draw with Manchester United at Anfield last month.
He is expected to plead not guilty.
Poyet said: “I played football for seven years in Spain and was called everything, because I was from South America.
“And I never went out crying like a baby, like Patrice Evra, saying that someone said something to me.”
Poyet accepts his fellow countryman’s explanation that anything he said to Evra had no racist intent.
“I believe Luis Suarez. It’s simple,” he said.
The Brighton manager is concerned that the FA appears to have sided with Evra rather than Suarez on what he considers the flimsiest of evidence.
“I’m surprised, in a really sad way, that he’s been charged,” Poyet added. “I think it’s worse to charge someone because you trust one person when you have no proof.
“I’m sad, because it’s going to become too easy. I can make a complaint about any opposition manager, and if I take it as far as I can, he’s going to get charged.
“Why are we going to take one person’s word over another one’s? It’s too risky.
What a plank!
Yeah, why should Evra have the temerity to be offended when you weren't, Gus.
Prick.
Prick.
Poyet said:
He f*cking said it.
If that poster is over the age of 14, the state has seriously failed him in his education.
maybe its just me...but, i'm baffled as to how incensed people are about the FA's charge, i mean if suarez is indeed innocent, shouldn't this be his chance to come out and defend himself??...its not like they just gave him an automatic punishment or anything like that, he's got a chance to respond, and give his side of the story!