Even you guys will miss JT a lot for at least 10 games

Blame people that say racist words. And if terry was. He will get alot worse than suarez

What are you doing here 1-6?

Easy take a look at garreth bales head  

What about rooney face?

Howard?

I feel your pain

And you wonder why you don't win the league

Uhhhh no.... We don't.... That's why (see above)

1-6

@redsforever.... 19

MOTD is pretty biased

Ban hasn't started yet

Well arsenal don't no how 2 defend.... Oooh.... Touchy eh? That's wot you get if you talk about liverpool nrot knowing how to attack.... Ofc he knows how to threat the other team, mate get some brains in your head. =. =

There matches are so dam boring!

Only one game for man utd was really interesting, entertaining.... 1-6 to city! Well that was something

You spelled "their" wrong

We won it 19times we won it 19times. Liverpool beat beat us 1-4 on our perch we still won the title

@ Jocamero And you forgot a full stop so you might want to check your own grammar before anyone else's dumass

Agreed, I'm pretty sure if you're going to refer to colour at all, just black is the most unoffensive.

To be honest, sometimes, the more comfortable you are with these terms, the less racist you probably are. If you try to be politcally-correct, it just shows that you think it matters what you call someone and that is similar to racism; you are still discriminating. It just takes some common sense to know when something might be offensive and to refrain from saying certain things at certain times, whether it's about race or some other issue

Suarez is colored to  

You didn't need to bring this up. This sort of discussion is becoming so obsolete. I think what matters is the intention of the speaker. A local politician here in Aus referred to the local Aborigines, the natives of Australia before the Brits came, as "Abos" which is generally viewed as a derogatory term. He claimed that it was a word in prominent use in his days and it did not have an offensive connotation back in the day.

I doubt Hansen meant anything offensive, being politcally correct has its flaws. It shows that people are less honest and are hiding their views. I'd rather someone be open and in this case he surely was not intending to be offensive

You're missing my point, but then again my criticism of Hansen probably muddies it anyways. It's not about being PC, it's about weather or not you're highlighting difference as something to be considered in your assessment of an individual. My statement is more rooted to the argument of "If someone white got called something derogatory in mentioning the color of their skin, people wouldn't be so up in arms about it. " That's completely true, simply because of the underlying history attached. White people fail to forget how few racial signifiers there are attached to their race. These names (or lack of them, where the majority is concerned) are a symbol of status. For me, progressive people know how to acknowledge the past and move forwards with hopes that we can all be considered on a human level.

Now obviously I don't know you Vishal024, I don't know if you're one of the Aborigines you mentioned in your example. I do hear what you're saying, but I state everything on here as my opinion, MY views only. I claim no attachment to media or other opinions unless I say otherwise. That being said, in my opinion Hansen seems like a guy with dated thinking. From someone of 'color' he used the word as if he sees significance in the use of black footballers, like "yeah they can do the job". Let me tell you, it's not novel for people to think and express feelings of that nature even still. The most recent heavy moment in my life was when some dude in a cab, pulled over to the curb of the bus stop I was standing at and yelled "Look everybody! It's an african monkey!" I am not African, nor am I a monkey, but he used words that he assumed would offend me. And you know what? Even if I were a vengeful person I couldn't have thought of an insult that was on par with what he threw at me. There simply aren't any. He knew what to use to generalize me as a person in the most unfortunate way. I just stood there in silence, as did the other patrons waiting for the bus. They were shocked, but I wasn't.... More disappointed and down. I'm sure Aborigines have their own word for what they are as a people. When other people suddenly have the power to label you, the game changes. That's all I'm saying. Fractured history will only persist with separation like that