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ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC"

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Not my hope, not my hope at all.

Why ?

Do you not think that we'll end up being lumped in with them ? just looked at as being of the same ilk ?

After all, an assault on our captain by a season ticket holder didn't exactly see them pilloried and castigated. In fact as |i remember it, there was a whole lot brought up about "disgusting songs by Evertonians."


As well as that, no way would you get through such an event without your mask falling.
 

I'm seething here. Can't calm down at all and have fired off emails of complaint to Sky News following their 8.20am sports broadcast and The Mail on Sunday for Patrick Collins slur on Kenny.

The club need to sieze the agenda here by doing a number of things;

- news conference where Kenny, Suarez, Gerrard and Henry are all there stating the facts about the October incident. No questions just lay it right out what happened and why Suarez has been wronged.
- Glen Johnson needs to take legal action against this Martin Gavry or whatever his name is.
- Offical complaint to the FA about the actions of Manchester United players in the dressing room area.
- Offical complaint to Sky Sports and the FA about the actions of Shreeves and the cameraman during the postmatch interview.
- Complaint to Sky Sports about their studio guests yesterday, there was no balance at all and it allowed an agenda to spin.

Wonder what he's thinking now.
 

"Ian Ayre has made the Club's position absolutely clear and it is right that Luis Suarez has now apologised for what happened at Old Trafford," said Dalglish.

"To be honest, I was shocked to hear that the player had not shaken hands having been told earlier in the week that he would do.

"But as Ian said earlier, all of us have a responsibility to represent this Club in a fit and proper manner and that applies equally to me as Liverpool manager.

"When I went on TV after yesterday's game I hadn't seen what had happened, but I did not conduct myself in a way befitting of a Liverpool manager during that interview and I'd like to apologise for that."
 
"Ian Ayre has made the Club's position absolutely clear and it is right that Luis Suarez has now apologised for what happened at Old Trafford," said Dalglish.

"To be honest, I was shocked to hear that the player had not shaken hands having been told earlier in the week that he would do.

"But as Ian said earlier, all of us have a responsibility to represent this Club in a fit and proper manner and that applies equally to me as Liverpool manager.

"When I went on TV after yesterday's game I hadn't seen what had happened, but I did not conduct myself in a way befitting of a Liverpool manager during that interview and I'd like to apologise for that."

Dalglish meets reality. Did Suarez lie to him about the handshake? Did he lie to him about being racist to Evra as well?
 
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Dalglish: "I did not conduct myself in a way befitting of a Liverpool manager during that interview and I'd like to apologise for that."
 

Dalglish meets reality. Did Suarez lie to him about the handshake? Did he lie to him about being racist to Evra as well?


All PR spin to try and calm down the **** storm

The damage is done and everybody has seen just what there club is about
 
"Ian Ayre has made the Club's position absolutely clear and it is right that Luis Suarez has now apologised for what happened at Old Trafford," said Dalglish.

"To be honest, I was shocked to hear that the player had not shaken hands having been told earlier in the week that he would do.

"But as Ian said earlier, all of us have a responsibility to represent this Club in a fit and proper manner and that applies equally to me as Liverpool manager.

"When I went on TV after yesterday's game I hadn't seen what had happened, but I did not conduct myself in a way befitting of a Liverpool manager during that interview and I'd like to apologise for that."

This makes Dalglish's post-match interview yesterday even more cringeworthy if that is possible.
 
"Ian Ayre has made the Club's position absolutely clear and it is right that Luis Suarez has now apologised for what happened at Old Trafford," said Dalglish.

"To be honest, I was shocked to hear that the player had not shaken hands having been told earlier in the week that he would do.

"But as Ian said earlier, all of us have a responsibility to represent this Club in a fit and proper manner and that applies equally to me as Liverpool manager.

"When I went on TV after yesterday's game I hadn't seen what had happened, but I did not conduct myself in a way befitting of a Liverpool manager during that interview and I'd like to apologise for that."

Sounds like Mr Crinkles got a bollocking too.
 

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