Nick Parrot? Comedy name if ever i heard one
Evra accuses Suarez of racist remarks | Suarez guilty of racial abuse
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Nick Parrot? Comedy name if ever i heard one
Some blokes wearing Luis Suarez jerseys racially abused an Oldham player today 
To be fair, it's all about context, was it 'Manc bastard' in a 'dale, Manco bastard' way or something far more aggressive and vile?
For those that saw the incident, was it at the Kop End, right over near the corner flag? I mentioned in the first half a fan wearing a white Suarez t-shirt.
Also was it said with a pinching motion?
Why would he cry over being called a "manc bastard"?
King Kenny is a loser.
Like I said earlier in the thread, best thing would be when we meet, Evra gives Suarez a hug. I think he will do because he is a big man with a big heart.
It'll show Suarez, Kenny and the LFC fans up
Like I said earlier in the thread, best thing would be when we meet, Evra gives Suarez a hug. I think he will do because he is a big man with a big heart.
It'll show Suarez, Kenny and the LFC fans up
This is now more confusing than one of Mickey's '20 Questions' sessions.
Is there a clip of the incident yet?
Liverpool fan.
"Manc bastard" according to the BBC reporter
This took place in Liverpool and there it's acceptable, to all those from other places in the UK you just need to learn more about Scouse culture.
Aye, and he's asking for tickets to see Liverpool vs Man United earlier on.
You'd think a guy working in the sports department for the BBC could blag a ticket without resorting to begging on twitter.
"Manc bastard" 
Apparently Suarez has been banned for 8 games, pending appeal.
Don't know why, but I'd be inclined to believe "Manc Bastard".
Well done Liverpool Fc. You've educated those we thought never capable of being educated.
Unfortunately the lesson "it's ok to racially abuse people" is wrong, but hey at least they were paying attention in class right?
Unfortunately the lesson "it's ok to racially abuse people" is wrong, but hey at least they were paying attention in class right?
The player is from Norwich. Why would he cry if he was called a manc bastard :s
Way off topic but that's the best tagline ever and you deserve it.
"Manc bastard"
You can see why that would offend a player on loan from Norwich who was born in Norwich. Makes sense really.
The two lads have got done for racism, but have just pleaded innocent.
"You black bastard" and "fecking negro" are apparently perfectly innofensive terms in liverpool. They're submitting the last two LFC statements as part of their defence.
"You black bastard" and "fecking negro" are apparently perfectly innofensive terms in liverpool. They're submitting the last two LFC statements as part of their defence.
He's going to be in deep shit - he calls himself NickParrotBBC.
1. Coin was thrown
2. ''Manc Bastard''
3. Chelsea fans
2. ''Manc Bastard''
3. Chelsea fans
From Oliver Holt:
Sadly, it is being confirmed that there was a racial element to the abuse Tom Adeyemi took from the Liverpool crowd.
Sadly, it is being confirmed that there was a racial element to the abuse Tom Adeyemi took from the Liverpool crowd.
Oh, the ironing:
RAWK said:
You mean he's not associated with the BBC at all, he just claims to be?
According to Radio 5, the player has also spoken to the police.
According to RAWK:
Mirror at it already with what may have happened tonight
Yep, Maddock all over it.
feck off Maddock you fecking c*nt.
Time for all fans to feck the Mirror off
Ban them from Anfield hopefully.
When are we going to sue the crap out of Maddock and his bloody paper?
BBC journo CLEARLY states that 3 people were evicted for calling the player a manc bastard....
Surprise surprise one person heard he was called a something very bad and racist.
Ban and sue them.
Guess which paper and journalist has a quote from an 'eyewitness' with regards to this Adeyemi incident and what was shouted at him. I'm not going to link to it but it won't surprised me if they've made it up.
Then locked.
According to RAWK:
Mirror at it already with what may have happened tonight
Yep, Maddock all over it.
feck off Maddock you fecking c*nt.
Time for all fans to feck the Mirror off
Ban them from Anfield hopefully.
When are we going to sue the crap out of Maddock and his bloody paper?
BBC journo CLEARLY states that 3 people were evicted for calling the player a manc bastard....
Surprise surprise one person heard he was called a something very bad and racist.
Ban and sue them.
Guess which paper and journalist has a quote from an 'eyewitness' with regards to this Adeyemi incident and what was shouted at him. I'm not going to link to it but it won't surprised me if they've made it up.
Then locked.
He's from Norwich and plays(on loan) for Oldham Athletic, why on earth would anyone call him a Manc bastard? I mean...it's like someone calling me a Cockney bastard...sure, I'd be hurt...but I don't think anyone'd see a flood of tears.
Maybe, that's just me. Perhaps, I'm just not the sensitive type.
Reporter: "Kenny, the wider world is pretty shocked that, if a player can call someone afecking black bastard and the player who is the victim in this takes offence, that there is no apology or contrition offered from your club."
Dalglish: "I would have thought that, if you pronounced the word properly, you maybe understand it better. I think it was Scouse he was speaking and I don't think you were speaking Scouse there."
Reporter: "OK, if a fan calls someone 'a fecking black bastard' [Scouse pronunciation], surely the player who takes offence deserves an apology?"
Dalglish: "Ask a linguistic expert, which certainly I am not. They will tell you that in Liverpool, it is perfectly acceptable. His wife calls him that and I don't think he is offended by her. We have made a statement and I think it is there for everybody to read. The fan has made a brilliant statement and we will stand by him."
Dalglish: "I would have thought that, if you pronounced the word properly, you maybe understand it better. I think it was Scouse he was speaking and I don't think you were speaking Scouse there."
Reporter: "OK, if a fan calls someone 'a fecking black bastard' [Scouse pronunciation], surely the player who takes offence deserves an apology?"
Dalglish: "Ask a linguistic expert, which certainly I am not. They will tell you that in Liverpool, it is perfectly acceptable. His wife calls him that and I don't think he is offended by her. We have made a statement and I think it is there for everybody to read. The fan has made a brilliant statement and we will stand by him."
I thought he didn't know if calling someone a "black ..." Was racist?
I was once called a "Manc bastard" and cried all the way back to Salford.
The claim on RAWK was that he was called a "Manc bastard" and misunderstood it so thought he said "Black bastard" instead hence all the tears etc.
I assume he does work for the BBC but using a tag like that gives it an official 'BBC' aura which will cause him a lot of grief.
I wish someone would do me the honour of calling me a Manc.
I think it's okay when used by a certain player. I fecking hate the agenda driven cnut.
Any clips of the incident?