There must be something in the case, even the FA wouldn't string it out this long if they could get away with a white wash.
Spot on mate there's some complete and utter idiots in here.Haven’t checked into here for a couple of days but Jesus, it’s scary how many people still don’t get it.
None of us know what was said. Firminio may be guilty, he may not be.
Regardless of that, Holgate should not have to publically state what has happened, or apologise publically if it is decided he misheard, that is between the players to sort out.
He has done this professionally. Raised the issue with the authorities who are investigating. The clubs, both EFC and LFC have acted professionally and have not discussed it publically and have let the investigation take place.
As Everton fans, actually, as football fans, we should support any player that speaks out about racism. Let’s support Holgate, and if it comes out he misheard, then we support him still, as everyone should, because he hasn’t done anything wrong. If he misheard, that is not an offence, and at least he hasn’t publically discussed it to throw shade at Firminio.
I assume most people on here are white, who haven’t experienced what it is like to be racially abused. Let’s not assume to understand and decide what is the right or wrong when we haven’t experienced it. I’m sure Holgate won’t have taken the decision to report it lightly.
He hasn't misheard. He's heard and seen Firmino racially abuse him.Haven’t checked into here for a couple of days but Jesus, it’s scary how many people still don’t get it.
None of us know what was said. Firminio may be guilty, he may not be.
Regardless of that, Holgate should not have to publically state what has happened, or apologise publically if it is decided he misheard, that is between the players to sort out.
He has done this professionally. Raised the issue with the authorities who are investigating. The clubs, both EFC and LFC have acted professionally and have not discussed it publically and have let the investigation take place.
As Everton fans, actually, as football fans, we should support any player that speaks out about racism. Let’s support Holgate, and if it comes out he misheard, then we support him still, as everyone should, because he hasn’t done anything wrong. If he misheard, that is not an offence, and at least he hasn’t publically discussed it to throw shade at Firminio.
I assume most people on here are white, who haven’t experienced what it is like to be racially abused. Let’s not assume to understand and decide what is the right or wrong when we haven’t experienced it. I’m sure Holgate won’t have taken the decision to report it lightly.
Surely both players need to sit down in a room with an official, Holgate can ask what Firmino was saying and explain what he thinks he heard. Firmino can either say I said this or that, apologise for any confusion seeing as his words started this and if Mason accepts that then it's done.
Struggling to see any other way it be rectified as there no evidence to suggest it went either way.
Well no, as if Firmino was being racist he'd just saying he wasn't being racist wouldn't he?
Yeah but he might explain what he did say and it might forge a bit of understanding between them, or he might admit to saying something, if asked face to face by Holgate.
Yeah but he might explain what he did say and it might forge a bit of understanding between them, or he might admit to saying something, if asked face to face by Holgate.
Surely both players need to sit down in a room with an official, Holgate can ask what Firmino was saying and explain what he thinks he heard. Firmino can either say I said this or that, apologise for any confusion seeing as his words started this and if Mason accepts that then it's done.
Struggling to see any other way it be rectified as there no evidence to suggest it went either way.
He hasn't misheard. He's heard and seen Firmino racially abuse him.
And I bet the delay here is the FA trying to find some way shape or form to word a statement to that effect and then minimize Firmino's ban.
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