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Strette di mano negate, fanzine finite sotto sequestro, manette per un venditore di magliette dissacranti fuori dall’ impianto e tanta tensione: questo il bilancio dell’ultima sfida tra i “Red Devils” ed il Liverpool, conclusasi con la vittoria dei primi per due reti ad uno. Ad una doppietta di Rooney ha risposto Suarez ma del centravanti sudamericano fa parlare più la stretta di mano negata ad Evra che non la performance sul campo. I due erano già stati protagonisti di un diverbio con presunti insulti di natura discriminatoria che avevano portato alla squalifica del giocatore del Liverpool. Sequestrate moltissime copie di una fanzina dei supporters dei “Diavoli Rossi” che aveva allegato un poster raffigurante la scritta “Suarez è innocente” e la maschera del Ku Klux Klan. Sicuramente vi era della goliardia dietro l’iniziativa dei tifosi dello United ma la polizia ha preferito stroncare ogni possibile fonte di problemi perchè la partita era considerata ad alto rischio. Arresto anche per un venditore di magliette che sono state ritenute offensive: confiscata la merce. In questo momento le autorità del calcio inglese, gli investigatori ed i media stanno prestando grande attenzione alla lotta al razzismo in campo e sugli spalti. I problemi, però, non finiscono qui: dopo gli incidenti di Rangers Aberdeen e la tensione intorno a West Ham Millwall i tifosi dei Celtic si sono affrontati in una faida fratricida ad Inverness in una gara di coppa nazionale. Materia del contendere: l’orientamento filo terroristico di una parte della tifoseria organizzata. Infine un monitoraggio attento anche dei siti internet e dei social networks sta portando vari tifosi davanti alle corti di giustizia per più o meno superficiali e criticabili commenti on line. Qualcuno ha subito anche condanne abbastanza pesanti per questi fatti. Più curiosa la storia di un guidatore di autobus tifoso dei Rangers che si era dato ammalato al lavoro ma era stato visto tra i tifosi in occasione dell’amichevole della squadra ad Amburgo. La solidarietà dei colleghi, scesi in sciopero, lo ha salvato dal licenziamento.

 

 

 

Sir Alex Ferguson called Luis Suarez a “disgrace” for refusing to shake Patrice Evra’s hand beforeManchester United’s ill-tempered 2-1 victory over Liverpool at Old Trafford.

“Suarez is a disgrace to Liverpool Football Club,” said United manager Ferguson. “He should not be allowed to play for Liverpool again. He could have caused a riot.”

Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish said in an interview: “I think you’re bang out of order to blame Luis Suarez for anything that happened here today.”

As well as the handshake controversy, the two sets of players reportedly clashed in the tunnel at half-time before Liverpool players reacted angrily to Evra’s celebrations at the full-time whistle.

Wayne Rooney scored twice early in the second half before Suarez, who was banned for eight matches after racially abusing Evra when the sides met in October, netted a consolation in the 80th minute.

It was the first time the two sides have met since Suarez completed his suspension.

And, in a post on Twitter,  the striker said: “We lost and we are sad because we have made a big effort… Disappointed because everything is not that it seems…”

Dalglish, who did not attend his traditional post-match press conference with the written media, told Sky Sports he did not see Suarez refuse to shake hands with Evra and does not blame the Uruguayan for the bad blood that marred the contest.

“I never knew Suarez refused to shake Evra’s hand,” Dalglish said. “I wasn’t there, I never saw it. It’s contrary to what I’ve been told.”

As is customary for him, Ferguson did not attend a post-match press conference either but told television interviewers he had a different point of view and believes the racism issue is one which needs to be addressed.

“I couldn’t believe Suarez refused Evra’s handshake,” he said. “You saw the referee [Phil Dowd]. He didn’t know what to do. It was a terrible start to the game and it created a terrible atmosphere.

“Racism is an important issue and football has come a long way since the days of bananas being thrown at John Barnes.”

The United boss believes Evra “kept his dignity” by offering to shake Suarez’s hand, but did not condone the Frenchman’s post-match celebrations.

“Evra shouldn’t have jumped in front of Suarez in celebration at the end,” he added. “He shouldn’t have done that.”

United players Rio Ferdinand and Darren Fletcher, who is still on the sidelines with a chronic inflammatory bowel condition, were quick to condemn Suarez’s actions, while supporting their team-mate.

“After seeing what happened, I decided not to shake his hand … I lost all respect for the guy,” Ferdinand told MUTV  .

“It could have been resolved between the two players today. After this, it’s not great.”

Fletcher added: “Credit to Patrice Evra, I think he’s come out (and) he’s the bigger man.”

BBC pundits were also critical of Suarez.

“I’m with Sir Alex, here. It was a poor way to behave and he’s made himself out to be a villain,” said Steve Claridge, who played more than 1,000 professional matches during his career.

“To shake someone’s hand before a game is to wipe the slate clean. To not do that is not acceptable behaviour,”

Former Stoke and Tottenham striker Garth Crooks added: “This has left a sour taste. Liverpool have had numerous opportunities to draw a line under this. Today was an opportunity to do it and they blew it.

“It’s a real shame. I don’t accept Kenny Dalglish saying he does not want to talk about it. What does that mean? Does he agree with it?”

Before the game, thousands of copies of a Manchester United fanzine, which featured a “potentially offensive image”, were seized by police.

The Red Issue fanzine featured a cut-out Ku Klux Klan-style mask with the words “LFC Suarez is innocent”.

The focus on the pre-match handshake, which is part of the Football Association’s ‘Respect’ campaign, was just as intense a fortnight ago in an FA Cup match between Chelsea and Queens Park Rangers.

QPR defender Anton Ferdinand – the younger brother of Rio – was spared having to decide whether to shake the hand of John Terry when the FA allowed the teams to forego the ritual.

That match was the first meeting of the west London rivals since Terry was alleged to have racially abused Ferdinand during a Premier League match in October.

(BBC Football )

 

Police seize United fanzine after KKK Suarez mask is printed ahead of showdown

By Bill Thornton

Last updated at 10:05 PM on 11th February 2012

Thousands of copies of a Manchester United fanzine featuring a ‘potentially offensive image’ were seized by police before United’s win over
Liverpool.

Red Issue included a spoof poster of a Ku Klux Klan hood along with the words ‘LFC’ and ‘Suarez is innocent’.

Its publication follows the row involving Liverpool striker Luis Suarez, who was banned for eight games for racially abusing United defender Patrice Evra.

Greater Manchester Police said they will take ‘appropriate action’ against anyone found selling the edition of Red Issue or displaying it in public.

One arrest has already been made in connection with the sale of T-shirts, which had also been deemed offensive, outside Old Trafford.

Match commander Chief Superintendent Mark Roberts said: ‘Shortly before kick-off we were made aware that a Manchester United supporters’
fanzine being sold outside Old Trafford featured a potentially offensive image.

‘In consultation with the Crown Prosecution Service we will take appropriate action against anyone either found selling this particular fanzine or provocatively displaying the image in public.

‘Officers have also been made aware of a T-shirt on sale outside the ground that is also deemed to be offensive.

‘At this stage we have arrested one man in relation to the T-shirts on suspicion of a racially-aggravated public order offence.

‘We cannot be in a situation where hundreds or thousands of people were displaying offensive images at a football match.

‘The consequences of taking no action could have resulted in public order incidents inside or outside the ground.’

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