Evra and Rio

A professional football player kicks a female steward. Another professional football players traded blows with a groundsman. Who do these players think they are.

Do you think these players should get big fines for there actions?
Do you think this is acceptable in football?

Rio's incident was obviously accidental and therefore no charge has been made against him...why is that.....because it was an ACCIDENT.....end of

Patrice Evra reacted to being racially abused.......you know all about that Jock...you are always having a go at the English posters on this forum.....end of

Oh yes........

Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrapppppppppp

Rio Ferdinand kicked a female steward by accident.

Patrice Evra was insulted then punched in the face, and reacted.

Nothing thread. Move along.

"when he accidently kicked a female steward in frustration"

Ok so if i were to punch you because i was angry you would forgive me because it was accidental?

The player was frustrated yet he took his actions out on a women. Pathetic

I agree......your argument is pathetic.

Im not arguing. Im simply disagreeing with you

When you are in debate with someone you must submit an argument.....yours is pathetic.

He went to kick a wall and accidentally connected with the woman.

You're laughable in every aspect of everything I've seen of you.

With all due respect, the FA can hardly turn around and say "aaah, but the groundsman deserved it!" and let Evra off. What sort of organisation would that be? He acted, he's punished. I know resorting to race is the tool of the satanic, and should obviously result in instant death, but even you must see past your obvious bias.

The Ferdinand thing is feasible.

I agree. If Evra retaliated he should be punished.

im sure i saw pictures of ji sung park doing some crazy kung fu stuff on a groundsman in the same incident, nothing happen to him?

First off the ground staff should have no contact verbally or physical with players of opposing teams.They are in no position to demand anything from professionals and Chelsea as an organization should back that up. If the Ground staff have a problem then they need to go to their superiors to solve the issue for obvious reasons.
If the Chelsa ground staff racially abused Evra ,then every Chelsea player of African decent needs to boycott the team until that person is fired. If he is guilty of racially abusing anyone and still keeps his job ,then i will loose respect for all those Chelsea players if they don't take action.

I guarantee that if there was no hint of racial abuse in this case you would have condemned those big bad Manchester United players...

why can only african players be affected by 'racial abuse'?

he jumped through the courtroom's skylight ninja-style before his sentence was passed
nobody has seen him since.

we all know racism only effects non-whites
a strange immunity we seem to have in the eyes of the world?

because African players are usually Black , which seems to be the case here with Evra.

The fact that you can actually laugh at this situation speaks volumes.

Never been a Man U fan myself ,but loved Chelsea since the early 70's so i don't know what your point is with that statement. I will say that the issue of racial abuse is bigger than the game of football, so i have no loyalty to any team that takes such an issue lightly. I mean black players are good enough for them when they are bagging 30 goals a season ,but not good enough when they are on the opposing team. I think i can say quite confidently ,that if it were Drogba on the field "warming down" they would say what they said to Evra ,but they would most definitely think it! And if you think that's farfetched then you really don't have a grasp on reality.

the 'racial abuse' centered around nationality rather than colour, ie french. similar to cantona perhaps.

i dont think Ashley Cole will really care about that, as an example.

You are correct about Cole ,because he's a t*sser. All he cares about is himself ,fantastic player ,but you can tell he's after that Beckham glamour. He's lost so i don't expect anything interms of action off the pitch from him.