No repeat of Red Issue's Suarez jibe

Started by KingFemzee, Jan 12, 2013, 03:04 PM

KingFemzee

The Manchester United fanzine, Red Issue,
does not have any plans to repeat last
season's obvious goading of Liverpool's Luis
Suarez, reports has revealed.
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United play host to their bitter rivals for the
first time since Greater Manchester Police
(GMP) seized more than 1,600 copies of the
publication, which included a spoof poster of a Ku Klux Klan hood along with the words 'LFC'
and 'Suarez is innocent'.
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The taunts were a direct reaction to the furore
surrounding the Liverpool striker, who had
been banned for eight Premier League
matches for racially abusing United defender
Patrice Evra. The race row had engulfed both
clubs for a number of months and police were
worried that pre-match tensions could spill
over.
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This time, however, Red Issue told reporters
that there is "nothing planned especially [sic],
beyond the usual new issue."