Great post mate and it just sums up the fact that people
want him to be found guilty and in that blinded desire for it, all logic will be ignored. Inevitably, when you hear something you don't want to hear and in this case it was the Manc fan from Uruguay defending Suarez, they tell him all to fuck off and call Digger a wanker after he defends Suarez. The bias is clear as day but I would expect that from the Mancs as the sensible discussion from them in such a case is very limited. People are jumping on board to their views too in the media which is spreading across the country as gospel and they have people on their side because they're being told Suarez is in the wrong. Anyone fighting other's opinions, and opinions is exactly what the media and journalist cronies are spilling out onto the floor, are wrong and you get accused for believing in conspiracies and trying to always be the underdog. The FA have really fucked us over in their dealings with the matter and I really hope the club sticks it to them.
In the match day threads, when the team we're all rooting to get a result that will help us is denied a penalty, people will curse the decision and the referee is always wrong. In some cases, he's got it right but very few people will admit to it at times. It's not on the same level obviously but that's the kind of blind bias that is clouding this whole incident and if the FA had done everything in a timely manner, ie the charge and releasing the documents at the same time as the verdict, then we could deal with things a lot more efficiently.
Although the John Terry incident has more conclusive evidence, I still think the whole thing is a bit soft and from what I know (and I really haven't looked into it too much) is that Terry seemed to be asking "did you think I called you...?" rather than calling him a name. I haven't seen it again and I won't bother because it really isn't at the forefront of my concerns. My main gripe with Terry's incident is the media handling of it in comparison to how they've hung Suarez out to dry and labelled John Terry in a heroic light. There is no consistency whatsoever and the whole thing is very, very xenophobic and hypocritical in my opinion.
But that's the thing. I don't know much about the John Terry case and I won't jump to call him all names under the sun as many, with what I'm sure is very limited knowledge about the Suarez case, are doing.
