A1ex
Head Pro
Have you considered that there may be reasonable doubt and if this was brought to a "proper" court of law it would have been thrown out for lack of evidence on the same day?
He didn't deny it though, he confessed. The only debate was the context the insult was used in.
As I said earlier, Liverpool should've told him he made a mistake and played it the right way. Apology, meeting with Evra, shaking hands, donation to the Kick It Out campaign and a self imposed 4 game ban by Liverpool. The FA would've been delighted at the self-policing by one of England's top clubs. Then the matter is done and sorted by start of November, leaving everyone to move on. As it is, the whole thing is going to drag on for another 6 weeks and be used as an excuse if Liverpool finish outside the Top 4 or fail to win anything. I just the feeling that Ferguson and Manchester United will finally snap soon and Evra may take legal action. That's the last thing English football needs, a nasty battle between two of the biggest clubs.