Suarez reopens racism row by criticising FA

Suarez reopens racism row by criticising FA Liverpool: Liverpool striker Luis Suarez has criticised the FA for the eight-match ban he was given after racially abusing Manchester United defender Patrice Evra. The 25-year-old was found guilty of racially abusing Evra last October by an independent panel appointed by the FA, and was subsequently handed an eight-game ban, but is yet to publicly apologise to the United defender, and the Uruguayan believes the punishment was wrong and that...
09:17 AM, May 26, 2012

Liverpool sponsors disappointed by Suarez affair

Liverpool sponsors disappointed by Suarez affair London: Liverpool's biggest sponsors criticized the club on Monday for their conduct during the fractious Premier League match against Manchester United that was marred by Luis Suarez's refusal to shake hands with Patrice Evra. The image of one of England's most successful teams took another battering on Saturday when Suarez snubbed Evra in a pre-match handshake at Old Trafford, re-igniting the racism row that flared up when the Ururguay forward...
05:18 PM, Feb 14, 2012

Suarez apologizes for snubbing Evra handshake

Suarez apologizes for snubbing Evra handshake London: Luis Suarez apologized on Sunday for snubbing Patrice Evra in a pre-match handshake as Liverpool publicly condemned the striker for the first time in a long-running racism row that has tarnished the name of one of England's biggest clubs. The Uruguay international was widely criticized for failing to shake Evra's hand before Saturday's Premier League game at Old Trafford in the players' first meeting since Suarez was banned for...
08:41 AM, Feb 13, 2012

'Lost respect' for Suarez, says Ferdinand

'Lost respect' for Suarez, says Ferdinand Manchester: Rio Ferdinand has revealed that he has "lost respect" for Luis Suarez after the Uruguayan refused to shake hands with Patrice Evra prior to Manchester United's 2-1 win over Liverpool at Old Trafford. Saturday's encounter between the two sides saw Suarez start for the first time since returning from an eight-match suspension after being found guilty of racially abusing Evra last October. Ferdinand told MUTV: "After seeing what I...
06:44 PM, Feb 12, 2012

Dalglish defends Suarez after handshake snub

Dalglish defends Suarez after handshake snub Manchester: Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish claimed he was unaware that Luis Suarez had refused to shake Manchester United defender Patrice Evra's hand before their defeat at Old Trafford, and insisted the Uruguayan was not to blame for a tense match on Saturday. Suarez, who was given an eight-match ban earlier in the season for racially abusing the Frenchman, rejected the leftbacks attempts to shake his hand just before kick-off. The...
06:31 PM, Feb 12, 2012

'Suarez should never play for Liverpool again'

'Suarez should never play for Liverpool again' London: Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson has slammed Luis Suarez, saying he should never play for Liverpool again after refusing to shake the hand of Patrice Evra before Saturday's Premier League match between the fierce rivals. Wayne Rooney scored twice, before a late consolation from Suarez, as Manchester United beat Liverpool 2-1 in an ill-tempered match that was overshadowed by the tension between Suarez and Evra. Ferguson said after the...
09:02 PM, Feb 11, 2012

Watch: Suarez refuses to shake hands with Evra

Watch: Suarez refuses to shake hands with Evra Manchester: Liverpool striker Luis Suarez refused to shake Manchester United defender Patrice Evra's hand, when the two were involved in an angry confrontation on Saturday during a pre-match handshake in the players' first meeting since the Liverpool forward was banned for racially abusing the France international. Evra extended his hand to the Uruguayan striker but Suarez appeared to ignore the defender and refused to shake hands with Evra when the...
07:05 PM, Feb 11, 2012

Indian tenants racially abused in US, suit filed

Indian tenants racially abused in US, suit filed The suit alleges that the defendants steered Indian tenants away from one of the five buildings at Summerhill. ...
01:02 PM, Jul 17, 2010
 Living it up: Surviving labels and more

Living it up: Surviving labels and more

Here's the story of a girl who survived racial and sexual abuse. ...
05:30 PM, Aug 29, 2009

Tourists in Goa suffer like Indians in Oz: Russia

Tourists in Goa suffer like Indians in Oz: Russia Russian envoy says crimes against foreigners in Goa are rampant. ...
09:24 AM, Jun 03, 2009

London cop cries foul, accuses bosses of racial bias

London cop cries foul, accuses bosses of racial bias Upset British-Asian top cop accuses Scotland yard of racial discrimination. ...
01:41 PM, Aug 29, 2008

Malaysia: Indians demand apology in racial slur case

Malaysia: Indians demand apology in racial slur case Parents demand public apology from teacher accused of racial abuse against Indians. ...
11:36 AM, Aug 06, 2008

Bhajji says he's mentally tougher than Aussies

Bhajji says he's mentally tougher than Aussies London: England's One-Day International captain Alastair Cook rubbished Pakistan fast bowler Umar Gul's charge that fast bowlers James Anderson and Stuart Broad indulged in ball-tampering. Gul had claimed that Anderson tampered with the ball during Pakistan's tour of England last year and Broad did it too in the Ashes series in Australia. Cook, before leaving with the team for the ODI series in India, asserted that Anderson and Broad have...
12:35 AM, Mar 06, 2008

Aussies unhappy with Harbhajan verdict

Aussies unhappy with Harbhajan verdict Melbourne: More than two-thirds of international players in a recent survey conducted by FICA believe that Indian Cricket Board exerts unfair influence on ICC decision-making but 40 per cent of them said they were willing to skip national duty for playing in the cash-rich IPL run by the BCCI. Asked if ICC decision-making was influenced unfairly by the power of BCCI, 69 per cent said 'yes' while 31 per cent...
08:41 PM, Jan 31, 2008

Indian players asked to behave after Harbhajan row

Indian players asked to behave after Harbhajan row Port of Spain: Rain in the last few days hampered the West Indies in their practice session at the Queen's Park Oval, the venue of the first three limited overs matches against India starting on Saturday, and they had to sweat it out at the indoor facilities. As West Indies trooped in Queen's Park Oval for an intense training session, they were disappointed to learn that rains of last few...
08:21 PM, Jan 31, 2008
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