Liverpool striker Suarez apologizes for not shaking hands with Manchester United defender Evra

Liverpool striker Suarez apologizes for not shaking hands with Manchester United defender Evra

Luis Suarez apologized to Liverpool striker on Sunday not to shake hands with defender Patrice Evra of Manchester United before the game the two teams that lost to Liverpool 2-1 Premier League football on Saturday.
Suarez was one of the Uruguayan has been suspended in eight games after that the face of racist insult Evra in October, but he refused to shake hands with French defender before a game the two teams on Saturday, triggering a wide range of conviction.
Suarez said in a statement issued by the Liverpool "I talked to the coach after the match at Old Trafford and I realized that I have to act badly."
The Uruguay striker "did not let down the coach only, but also something that the club has apologized. Made a mistake and sorry for what happened."
He continued, saying, "I had to shake hands with Patrice Evra before the game and I would like to apologize for what I did. I want to fold the page and focus on football."
Said coach Kenny Dalglish Liverpool striker, who supported the racist insults during a problem that he did not realize that his players did not shake hands with Evra while manager Alex Ferguson described Manchester United Suarez as a "disgrace" to Liverpool.
Said Ian Erie director of football at Liverpool that Suarez was wrong from the club in an attempt to reduce the negative impact of the incident after a storm of criticism among the players and the fans and the media.