Dan wrote:kyro7 wrote:Why man, there's so many holes in their report, your friend lawyer said he'd love that report.
How the fuck should I know? Dickhead.
Calm down Daniel. +10
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Liverpool wont appeal Suarez ban.
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Calm down Daniel. 
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ResurrectionRooney wrote:If it is obvious that he is innocent, why wouldn't the second commission overturn the first one's verdict? Why wouldn't CoAfS or the Civil Courts if it got that far?
It doesn't have to be obvious that he's innocent, it has to be obvious that he's guilty.
Very different things.
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Cam wrote:Dion_Asprilla wrote:Funny how all the Liverpool fans were saying "it will get appealed and the ban reduced".
Neither happened.
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kyro7 wrote:Dan wrote:
How the fuck should I know? Dickhead.
Don't be a cunt then.
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Sorry.Dan wrote:kyro7 wrote:
Don't be a cunt then.
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kyro7 wrote:Dan wrote:
How the fuck should I know? Dickhead.
Fuck off Kyro. Do one.
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I like Kyro.
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Jordo wrote:I like Kyro.
I don't.
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Lux wrote:ResurrectionRooney wrote:It would obviously be a different body you thick shit.
Lol, nothing is obvious with the FA.
No evidence can be added, and I can't see a new body having the balls to change the verdict even if they did think Suarez is not guilty/there is not enough evidence.
They are publicly named are they not? They would all be branded racists.
It is completely obvious.
There doesn't need to be any extra evidence if there are procedural errors in the trial, which is what Liverpool and its fans have been arguing.
Why would they be branded as racists? All they would have to do would be to explain why there is not enough evidence for Suarez to be punished. It is an absolute nonsense.
Liverpool FC know Suarez is bang to rights, and this 'We are doing it for the good of English football' is just a desperate attempt to save face. The best way to fight racism would be so sack Dalglish and sack Suarez for gross misconduct before suing him for his transfer fee. They won't do that though, because that's not in their interest.
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Kyro just craves attention, hence why he copied Chris' misc talk.
not serious
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Fuck off AND do one, I'm impressed.Eternal Witcher wrote:kyro7 wrote:
Fuck off Kyro. Do one.
Cam wrote:Jordo wrote:I like Kyro.
I don't.
Agreed.Eternal Witcher wrote:Kyro just craves attention, hence why he copied Chris' misc talk.not serious
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Liverpool fans are so sensitive.
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FUCK OFF YOU CUNT!!Kuled wrote:Liverpool fans are so sensitive.
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ResurrectionRooney wrote:It is completely obvious.
There doesn't need to be any extra evidence if there are procedural errors in the trial, which is what Liverpool and its fans have been arguing.
Why would they be branded as racists? All they would have to do would be to explain why there is not enough evidence for Suarez to be punished. It is an absolute nonsense.
Liverpool are being accused of allowing and supporting racism. So an independent body who believes that Suarez should not be charged is probably going to receive the same treatment, albeit not as publicly but it could ruin their careers and lives.
There weren't particularly any procedural errors.....it's more that the FA's rules and the wording almost forced the Independent Commission to rule against Suarez. They are ruling based on the rules of the FA, and the civil case rules which mean that someone can be found guilty based on "probability" rather than proof.
The only way an appeal would work, is if the whole structure of the system was changed to be fair, just and common sensual.
ResurrectionRooney wrote:
Liverpool FC know Suarez is bang to rights, and this 'We are doing it for the good of English football' is just a desperate attempt to save face. The best way to fight racism would be so sack Dalglish and sack Suarez for gross misconduct before suing him for his transfer fee. They won't do that though, because that's not in their interest.
You would actually need evidence to have Suarez sacked.
Mutu is still fighting his case isn't he?...and he was actually proven guilty years ago. Good luck there....
If the FA made Suarez or Dalglish lose their jobs they would probably lose millions in court (the FA)
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I think Kyro's still feeling the effects of the Blackburn game. Poor soul.
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Not at all, the Sunderland game made up for it and I feel completely fine.Scott MacDougall wrote:I think Kyro's still feeling the effects of the Blackburn game. Poor soul.
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..The reception Suarez will get at Old Trafford 
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Kuled wrote:..The reception Suarez will get at Old Trafford
The reaction if he scores
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He'll probably rip us to shreds.Kuled wrote:..The reception Suarez will get at Old Trafford
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And we'll still win.kyro7 wrote:He'll probably rip us to shreds.Kuled wrote:..The reception Suarez will get at Old Trafford
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Lux wrote:Liverpool are being accused of allowing and supporting racism. So an independent body who believes that Suarez should not be charged is probably going to receive the same treatment, albeit not as publicly but it could ruin their careers and lives.
There weren't particularly any procedural errors.....it's more that the FA's rules and the wording almost forced the Independent Commission to rule against Suarez. They are ruling based on the rules of the FA, and the civil case rules which mean that someone can be found guilty based on "probability" rather than proof.
The only way an appeal would work, is if the whole structure of the system was changed to be fair, just and common sensual.
Liverpool are being accused of that because they're supporting a guy who has been proven guilty. A second panel would have the authority to rule on such a case, unlikely Liverpool, and would not be biased, unlike Liverpool. It wouldn't ruin their careers at all.
It's perfectly normal to use civil case rules, why on earth would you use any other rules? The system is perfectly fair, just and common sensual. Two people come with two stories about what happened, and the Commission decides which one is true, it chooses based on which one is most likely to be true. It's much more fair than innocent until proven guilty, which weights the system severely in favour of the suspect.
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Liverpool FC know Suarez is bang to rights, and this 'We are doing it for the good of English football' is just a desperate attempt to save face. The best way to fight racism would be so sack Dalglish and sack Suarez for gross misconduct before suing him for his transfer fee. They won't do that though, because that's not in their interest.
You would actually need evidence to have Suarez sacked.
Mutu is still fighting his case isn't he?...and he was actually proven guilty years ago. Good luck there....
If the FA made Suarez or Dalglish lose their jobs they would probably lose millions in court (the FA)
There is plenty of evidence, they would only have to prove it in a civil case.
I can see that you're a legal expert, so I'll take your word for that last bit.
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kyro7 wrote:Why man, there's so many holes in their report, your friend lawyer said he'd love that report.Dan wrote:
Why? The likeliest outcome is an increased ban.
Make of that what you will.
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You can fuck off as well.
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kyro7 wrote:Not at all, the Sunderland game made up for it and I feel completely fine.Scott MacDougall wrote:I think Kyro's still feeling the effects of the Blackburn game. Poor soul.
How is having just one eye feel completely fine?
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fuck off do one and get lostEternal Witcher wrote:kyro7 wrote:Not at all, the Sunderland game made up for it and I feel completely fine.
How is having just one eye feel completely fine?
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kyro7 wrote:fuck off do one and get lostEternal Witcher wrote:
How is having just one eye feel completely fine?
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I like how they claim they have chosen not to appeal 
As if they had much of a choice, that case was more or less appeal proof.
As if they had much of a choice, that case was more or less appeal proof.
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Laurencio wrote:I like how they claim they have chosen not to appeal
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Dan wrote:Laurencio wrote:I like how they claim they have chosen not to appeal
Dan, several legal experts have noted that there are very limited options for an appeal, and the majority of which would probably not result in a beneficial verdict for Suarez or Liverpool. They had no choice but to drop it, I understand that they spin it like this though, that's pretty much the smartest thing to do at this point.
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