'Nigger' was the word

De Kop - The incident involving Liverpool's striker Luis Suarez and Manchester Utd's defender Patrice Evra had gone to a new chapter. FA's senior officials have informed both clubs and order them to keep the matter in silence as FA still in the process of investigation. It was the word 'nigger' that was being Evra's allegation, Evra claimed the word 'nigger'was to be said more than ten times by Suarez toward him in the match that ended in a draw.

Liverpool on Suarez
Management fully supports Liverpool's striker Luis Suarez-related to the charges of racism that made ​​by Uruguay's players against Manchester United (MU) last weekend. "The only thing I would say is that the football club;and everyone in it really is behind Luis Suarez," said Liverpool's manager Kenny Dalglish as reported by Sky Sports."There are allegations after the game about him diving on each side of the field and there are also allegations of Patrice Evra. Obviously, it's two things that evoke emotions, but we support Suarez.
"Earlier this week, the club has made a clear position related to the case and apart from what I say, we will not provide additional information anymore," said the Liverpool's manager. FA officials to move quickly with direct investigation. If convicted, Suarez could get harsh punishment from the highest authority of the English football."We are fully expecting a complete and transparent reporting of the FA and we are ready to cooperate 100 percent," complete Dalglish.

FA to follow evidence among player
FA investigators interviewed Evra while doing exercises at the United's training center on the last Thursday and then will proceed to Liverpool at the beginning of this week to ask Luis Suarez on his version of the story. Suarez explicitly reject the charge of racism to Evra. The FA will also ask Suarez pointed to a witness who can provide the same information on his version, where FA asked the same thing to his friend Evra is there any team mate that could incriminate his accusations. If there's no additional evidence from both the FA can just cancel these problems due to lack of evidence of proof. FA is also really clear to Liverpool and United to no longer provide additional comments on this issue

Evra is still determined to push for action

De Kop - Patrice Evra who collided with Liverpool's striker Luis Suarez in the manner of racism talk in the field is still determined to push for action against Suarez. FA have informed Liverpool FC that they need to speak to Evra first  before acessing any claims toward Suarez. Evra will scheduled to have an interview with FA on Wednesday or Thursday, he is to be believed still angered by the alleged incident.

Meanwhile, Gordon Taylor, chief the executive of PFA still insisted that the clash between this player to secure by holding a mediation to secure a resolution as the problem was not about the club. No racism itself always be apart of the spirit of football in England, so it would a massive issue if this matter is not going to close conveniently.

So, the decision will all be the judge by the FA after all later on, after they committed full investigation as Manchester United requested to be held after they finished their Champions league match on Tuesday.

Suarez "Angry Bird" mode on racism accusation

Liverpool striker Luis Suarez is very upset over alleged acts of racism by Manchester United defender Patrice Evra. Suarez claimed never to do so.

"I am disappointed with the charges of racism. I can only say that I always respect everyone. Therefore, we are all equal," Suarez said in his official twitter as reported by Sky Sports.

Evra had accused Suarez has committed any racism against him as the party of Liverpool against Manchester United at Anfield on Saturday, October 15 last. Evra even said the action was done Suarez him more than 10 times. Patrice Evra himself was unable to reach after the claim he made on a French TV , as it seemed to be isolated by the United's.

Suarez also strongly denied this statement. "I went into the field with the illusion of a little boy who enjoys what he does, and not to create conflict," continued the players from Uruguay.

England Football Federation (FA) directly react to the recognition Evra. They are now doing an investigation after receiving official reports from referee Andre Marriner. The plan, Evra will face FA representatives this week and if found guilty, Suarez could get a harsh punishment.