Props to you Alcaraz for agreeing that there were a lot of things which could have been done better and more transparently, I think when fans of the club in question start actually saying 'We deserve higher standards' then things may actually start to happen and you can be proud to support your club anywhere through what they represent - and that to have positive connotations.
Regarding Tevez, they fined him for every week he was away, but they couldn't do much beyond that and he had a healthy bank account to keep him in golf kit ...
I don't know where most journalists are saying they're faking allegations, I have just heard they are septical and think the referee would be an idiot to have done so. The good news is that since the police and government have become involved it's very high profile, and it's likely they want to stop all these racism headlines (while of course, turning the media off other sticky issues closer to home) and cannot afford another scandal of "Oh he was guilty but we let him off". If he's guilty even of something minor then it's going to be a problem.
Has anyone thought he might have said "cheeky monkey"? Something I'm sure referees feel to a great degree with a lot of players and an English expression. I realise its a little early to speculate at this point, but it's certainly a more likely use of the word/phrase and is likely being looked into, being his regional background is what it is.
Regarding Tevez, they fined him for every week he was away, but they couldn't do much beyond that and he had a healthy bank account to keep him in golf kit ...
I don't know where most journalists are saying they're faking allegations, I have just heard they are septical and think the referee would be an idiot to have done so. The good news is that since the police and government have become involved it's very high profile, and it's likely they want to stop all these racism headlines (while of course, turning the media off other sticky issues closer to home) and cannot afford another scandal of "Oh he was guilty but we let him off". If he's guilty even of something minor then it's going to be a problem.
Has anyone thought he might have said "cheeky monkey"? Something I'm sure referees feel to a great degree with a lot of players and an English expression. I realise its a little early to speculate at this point, but it's certainly a more likely use of the word/phrase and is likely being looked into, being his regional background is what it is.