Kenny Dalglish may be giving Liverpool fans hope on the pitch, but he is a football manager and not a corporate governor. His Directors and “management” team should be guiding him, not letting him make a complete tit of himself and degrade the integrity and values of a great Football Club, by vehemently supporting a player who publicly behaved in a totally inappropriate and prehistoric manner, whilst wearing a Liverpool shirt.
The #Suarez #Evra affair – no apology for 5 days, then a half apology, with a blatant lie – I only said the word once! (verified independently as being said seven times).
Liverpool published a statement that they remain fully supportive of Suárez’s claim that he addressed Evra in “a conciliatory and friendly way” - whoever signed off that statement should be kicked straight out of any business for lack of common sense, foresight and decency. Guardian article here.
Who is running the PR dept at #LFC? Is it Ian Cotton another ex TV suit or MD Ian Ayre who suggested paying Liverpool and better supported clubs a bigger slice of the overseas TV money and creating a greater divide between the top and bottom of the Premier League. Go read, digest and understand the collective principles of the Premier League Mr Ayre, then read all the evidence and press about the Suarez affair, understand the #KickItOut campaign, refresh yourself with the Stephen Lawrence case, and then and only then may you begin to understand why you failed in your recent attempt to join the Football Association Council, and why you should take your narrow minded beliefs out of football.
Events over the past few months have demonstrated that poor decisions and bad news will only be repeated with these characters “managing” the Club.
John W Henry and LFC, you deserve a better group of people managing Liverpool Football Club, a Club with a great history and potentially a great future.
Laith Amiry, weekendfootball
