It's a fact (plenty of Youtube clips available) they were singing the Suarez song immediately before and during the incident, but that won't stop the s like Asim from digging another knife in and try to make the incident worse before checking his facts out.

Some of our fans are s, there's no doubt about that, but there's s at United, as there is at every club. It's swings and roundabouts mate, some of your lot sing about Hillsborough, some of our lot sing about Munich. I've been to enough Liverpool v United games to know that.

And before you come out with insults and the "United fans are saints" attitude; what's that racist song United fans sing, the one that goes "rather be a something than a scouser".

Bottom line is, all clubs have a minority of idiots and IF when the facts/evidence come out these 1 or 2 fans should be banned for line.

Anyone know if the UK hypocrisy meter exploded when the Oldham fans started singing "You're just a town full of racists"?

Never said United fans are Saints?Whoever told you we sing a song that remotely resembles what you have posted, is lying to you pal.

Joe Cole's hat-trick against Chantilly in the Coupe de France is the first of his career. Cracking little player that lad.

A minority of Man United fans chant about Hillsborough and a minority of Liverpool fans sing about Munich.

I wasn't questioning the Hillsborough chants, questioning the racist ones. How many United v Liverpool games have you attended?

In fairness, it was a very popular song at United in the early to mid 80's. However to suggest it's a song that United fans sing is somewhat akin to saying that Liverpool fans sing "We all agree, Phil Neal is better than n*****s" merely because that is what they used to sing when Viv Anderson usurped him to the England number 2 shirt.

Thankfully attitudes have changed since those days & what was considered acceptable enough for thousands of people to chant is now considered abhorrent by the majority mercifully. However, racist idiots still exist in all walks of life & sadly it's inevitable that if you get 40,000 people together for a football match, a number of them will still be "knuckle-dragging Neanderthals" as WF put it so well. Such a shame that a handful of them chose to display those attitudes on Friday night.

However, hopefully the Liverpool club will at some stage be able to examine its actions & in the cold light of day consider seriously whether the intellectually-challenged amongst its support would misinterpret the inflammatory statements & blind support of a player who admitted to using a racially-offensive term (regardless of whether it was once, seven or ten times) to think that maybe now they could feel confident in expressing such vile abuse without condemnation.

Spot on. The song may have been sang(80's) it's not sung now though as he put it. It's the old Liverpool trait of not looking at what they do wrong, instead trying to pass the blame to somebody else with a "well they do it as well" attitude, rather than address the situation in front of them.

^ On the verge of tears.

Classy. LFC and their followers summed up perfectly in this post.