On Tuesday, Carlos Tevez issued an apology to Manchester City Football Club. Despite this apparent show of remorse, Roberto Mancini should refrain from using the Argentinean striker regularly. Even though City are currently in need of a few more...
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BBC: Liverpool make apology to Tom Adeyemi over alleged abuse

Liverpool release a statement expressing their "regret" for the alleged racial abuse suffered by Oldham defender Tom Adeyemi.

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Three months and £10 million in fines after refusing Roberto Mancini's request that he warm up a second time during a Champions League match and then fleeing back to Argentina without permission, Carlos Tevez has apologized to the club that could not sell him. The following is a transcript of Tevez's apology, with the help of his adviser Kia Joorabchian, to the man who vowed that Carlos would never play for City again.

Richmond Kickers head coach Leigh Cowlishaw is interviewed about the concept of cost-free youth academies and what that means for youth soccer in America. We suggest a few improvements for the MLS All-Star Game, discuss Carlos Tevez' apology, Eddie Johnson's press conference and ask the question: Would Liverpool fans rather have the Carling Cup trophy or a spot in next season's Champions League?

It's MLS roster compliance day, and there has already been one surprising development ahead of the 5 p.m. deadline.

The Vancouver Whitecaps waived one-time U.S. international Lee Nguyen, a player acquired through the league's weighted lottery process less than three months ago after returning to the United States following career stops in Europe and Vietnam.

Liverpool's hypocrisy undermines anti-racism and our young people

The future of football needs strong and decisive leadership especially for the next generation of young people Liverpool FC need to take a hard look at themselves and how they have responded to the complaint and the investigations into the allegations of abuse in the Patrice Evra/Luis Suárez case.

Thierry Henry went from hero to villain in just a matter of days when, following his amazing match winner against Leeds in the FA Cup, he remonstrated with an Arsenal fan to come onto the pitch after the game to have a word with the Frenchman.

Arsenal lost the match 3-2 with Swansea playing some excellent passing football, much in the same style as Arsenal, but won the game following a loose pass from Henry.

Welcome to the Friday Crackovia Club your weekly special on the best comedy sketch show from Spain! This week, watch as Mourinho instructs Pepe on how to make a correct 'Live TV' apology. It's a little stab at last week's Leo Messi hand-stepping saga which was followed by an emotionless apology from the defender.

CNN suspended political analyst Roland Martin on Wednesday for "offensive" tweets during the Super Bowl that some critics said were anti-gay. Martin twitted about a commercial that showed David Beckham in underwear: "If a dude at your Super Bowl party is hyped about David Beckham's H&M underwear ad, smack the ish out of him.

This past Saturday's match between Milan and Juventus at the San Siro had been billed as the decisive battle for the top spot on the Serie A table; however, the match ended in a 1-1 draw thanks to goals from Antonio Nocerino in the 14th minute for Milan and from Alessandro Matri in the 83rd minute for Juventus.

I'll be honest. I wanted to stay away from this story but it's something that is worth brining up here. During Friday's Seattle-Houston game, Dynamo midfielder Colin Clark yelled a pretty nasty two-word slur, a homophobic slur, to a Sounders ball boy.

Clark posted an apology for his remarks on Twitter a few hours after the match.

We kick off this edition of 'Weekend Wrap' with an epic photo of Arsenal's goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny, attempting ballet like pimps do. The Gunners recently filmed a video with dancers from the English National Ballet in a tie-up to promote their Official Automotive partner.

After Monday's episode of ExtraTime Radio was pulled down, it is now available for download once again. It has been edited from it's original version to include an apology for any offense.

The official apology from the MLS:

During the latest episode of the ExtraTime Radio podcast on MLSsoccer.com, one of the hosts -- Simon Borg -- made inappropriate remarks regarding female fans of Major League Soccer. These remarks were unacceptable and in no way reflect the values of MLS, its clubs, players, staff, or MLSsoccer.

Transcript of Kenny Dalglish's press conference about Luis Suárez

After the 3-0 defeat at Manchester City Liverpool's manager defended the statements put out earlier by the club and the Uruguayan player over his eight-match FA ban The following is a transcript from the Liverpool press conference after the Anfield club's 3-0 defeat at Manchester City on Tuesday night: Reporter: "Kenny, the wider world is pretty shocked that, if a player can call someone 'negro' and the player who is the victim in this takes offence, that there is no apology or contrition offered from your club.

Reds still feeling victimised Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish stuck to his guns over the Luis Suarez-Patrice Evra racism row following last night's defeat to Manchester City, despite the club confirming that they will not appeal their striker's eight-match ban. Suarez sat out the City match to start his suspension, prompting suggestions that Liverpool might change [.

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In which Agent 00Gamst, acting behalf of the Blackburn Supporters Club, misinterprets his 'Operation: Steve Kean Out' mission brief and decides to go down the 'literal' route during Rovers' 1-2 defeat at the hands of Stoke on Monday night...

Maybe I'm reading too much into this, but the complete lack of apology from Pedersen seems to speak volumes of the regard that Kean is held in at Blackburn.

Luis Suarez sorry for offence caused over Patrice Evra affair

Liverpool striker Luis Suarez issues a general apology after receiving an eight-match ban for racially abusing Patrice Evra.

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Liverpool striker Luis Suarez issues general apology for using 'negro' in confrontation with Manchester United defender Patrice Evra

The Uruguayan does not directly address the full-back in his latest statement and contradicts the 115-page independent report which claimed he's used the word seven times

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Liverpool striker Luis Suarez says sorry... but not to Manchester United's Patrice Evra

Luis Suárez has issued an apology for using the word "negro". But he won't be apologising to Patrice Evra.

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Telegraph: Luis Suarez's apology is only first step towards Liverpool player healing the wounds

Jim White: club must follow Luis Suárez's example and change tack before row gets any worse.

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Suarez bans himself from saying "negro" on English pitches Liverpool have gone some way towards repairing the damage done by their mismanagement of the Luis Suarez racism controversy after their star striker issued an apology. Only yesterday, manager Kenny Dalglish was sticking to his guns as the club continued to claim they were being victimised [.

What you lookin' at, boy?

Liverpool continue to defend Luis Suarez saying he did nothing wrong in the face of overwhelming evidence showing systematic and targeted racial abuse directed at Patrice Evra.

For his part Suarez finally did issue a sort of half hearted apology of sorts not to Evra but in general for having inadvertently caused offense for using the word "negro" which he said he only used once.

Liverpool striker Luis Suarez issues general apology for using 'negro' in confrontation with Manchester United defender Patrice Evra

The Uruguayan does not directly address the full-back in his latest statement and contradicts the 115-page independent report which claimed he's used the word seven times

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Liverpool striker Luis Suarez issues general apology for using 'negro' in confrontation with Manchester United defender Patrice Evra

The Uruguayan does not directly address the full-back in his latest statement and contradicts the 115-page independent report which claimed he's used the word seven times

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Liverpool striker Luis Suarez issues general apology for using 'negro' in confrontation with Manchester United defender Patrice Evra

The Uruguayan does not directly address the full-back in his latest statement and contradicts the 115-page independent report which claimed he's used the word seven times

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Liverpool striker Luis Suarez issues general apology for using 'negro' in confrontation with Manchester United defender Patrice Evra

The Uruguayan does not directly address the full-back in his latest statement and contradicts the 115-page independent report which claimed he's used the word seven times

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Liverpool striker Luis Suarez issues general apology for using 'negro' in confrontation with Manchester United defender Patrice Evra

The Uruguayan does not directly address the full-back in his latest statement and contradicts the 115-page independent report which claimed he's used the word seven times

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Mail: Luis Suarez race row: Kick It Out blast Liverpool

Kick It Out chairman Lord Ouseley has branded Liverpool as 'hypocritical' over their handling of Luis Suarez's eight-match ban for racially abusing Patrice Evra and called the striker's apology 'lamentable'.

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Mirror: Kick It Out chairman slams 'hypocritical' Liverpool over Suarez case

"Suarez's attempt at a belated apology is nothing short of lamentable," says Lord Ouseley

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Talksport: Poll: Does the apology from Suarez end the whole saga?

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Jermaine Jones may have issued an apology for his stomp on Marco Reus' injured foot, but the German Football Federation (DFB) is having no remorse on the U.S. international.

The DFB has handed Jones an eight-week ban for his actions in Schalke 04's 3-1 loss to Borussia Moenchengladbach in the German Cup Round of 16.

Liverpool striker Luis Suarez issues general apology for using 'negro' in confrontation with Manchester United defender Patrice Evra

The Uruguayan does not directly address the full-back in his latest statement and contradicts the 115-page independent report which claimed he's used the word seven times

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Liverpool striker Luis Suarez issues general apology for using 'negro' in confrontation with Manchester United defender Patrice Evra

The Uruguayan does not directly address the full-back in his latest statement and contradicts the 115-page independent report which claimed he's used the word seven times

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Liverpool striker Luis Suarez issues general apology for using 'negro' in confrontation with Manchester United defender Patrice Evra

The Uruguayan does not directly address the full-back in his latest statement and contradicts the 115-page independent report which claimed he's used the word seven times

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Goal: Kick It Out chairman Lord Ouseley slams 'hypocritical' Liverpool's 'crass and ill-considered responses' to Luis Suarez racism allegations

Head of football's leading anti-racism campaign criticises the "denigration" of Patrice Evra and the "lamentable" apology of the Uruguayan forward after he was charged by the FA

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Goal: Kick It Out chairman Lord Ouseley slams 'hypocritical' Liverpool's 'crass and ill-considered responses' to Luis Suarez racism allegations

Head of football's leading anti-racism campaign criticises the "denigration" of Patrice Evra and the "lamentable" apology of the Uruguayan forward after he was charged by the FA

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Liverpool striker Luis Suarez has issued a like warm apology at best for racially abusing Patrice Evra, but he pointedly has not apologised directly Evra.

"I admitted to the commission that I said a word in Spanish once, and only once" said Suarez. "I never, ever used this word in a derogatory way and if it offends anyone then I want to apologise for that.

Liverpool striker Luis Suarez has issued a like warm apology at best for racially abusing Patrice Evra, but he pointedly has not apologised directly Evra.

"I admitted to the commission that I said a word in Spanish once, and only once" said Suarez. "I never, ever used this word in a derogatory way and if it offends anyone then I want to apologise for that.