Liverpool Football Club have released yet another incredible statement in response to the Luis Suarez racism case. After being found guilty of the charge of using an offensive word relating to Evra's skin colour, "negro", the club have responded very negatively, despite Suarez and all his witnesses admitting he used this word.

After reading the written reasons behind the decision to charge and ban Luis Suarez, you would think even Liverpool fans would be forced to ditch their usual "victim" stance and admit their player had done wrong. Not just their player though, but their club, for releasing that shameful statement and then organising for their players to parade around in t-shirts supporting a man who had just been found guilty of racial abusing someone.

After the live Q&A session Seattle Sounders FC committed to answering the rest of the questions that were submitted by Alliance members. Many of these passed through my hands at some point, though not all. Several had to be condensed together as they covered similar issues. But in the final versions of the questions as submitted to the club through the Council or through twitter submissions they answered.

Luis Suárez and Liverpool have limited appeal options to FA and courts

Liverpool could seek arbitration, or go to the high court or even the European courts – but Luis Suárez may be better advised to try to put the racism furore behind him Luis Suárez has 14 days to consider whether to appeal against his eight-match ban for racially abusing Patrice Evra from the date that Liverpool receive the written reasons of the Football Association's regulatory commission, not from Tuesday, which was the date of the decision.

Submit Questions/Topics For End Of Year Alliance/Team Busines Meeting

In order to have less repitition and more complete answers we are taking submissions for the end of year business meeting. The meeting is being co-planned by Council and the Front Office so hopefully it will be what you want.

For a Chelsea supporter the football season is more than just a season, it's a story, a story that fills your mind and heart with passion.
So this season we're turning to you, the fans, to help capture the spirit of the 2011/12 season.
All season long adidas and Chelsea FC will be collecting your photos and videos, and tweets with the hashtag #allblues.

Pitch Invasion is getting into the eBook publishing business. We have a couple of original books in the works, and we'd like to know just a little about your interest in eBooks. We would really appreciate your feedback as we get this venture underway.

Please fill out the form below and hit submit one lucky person randomly drawn from all the submissions by September 30th 2011 will win a $25 Amazon gift certificate!

Theme Song Contest

Calling ALL Local Bands/Musicians...We Want YOU to Write an Original Theme Song for the NEWEST Philadelphia Union Podcast.

We are looking for something SHORT & CATCHY (30 to 60 Seconds in Length) to play before every podcast. All Genres of Music are Welcome..especially INSTRUMENTAL ONLY Songs.

Your Boys Took One Hell of a Beating... is a post from: Just Football

Introducing a new feature on Just Football, Your Boys took One Hell of a Beating...

The idea is to ask writers to send in their favourite or most memorable thrashing or big result to occur in a game against a rival.

Do you have a beautiful voice? Can you sing the Canadian and American national anthems? Can you do it in front of thousands of fans? If you can, then the Whitecaps FC are looking for you!
I recently noticed the the official Whitecaps FC website that the club is searching for the next singing sensation.

Finishing off our month of guest posts (excluding any late submissions!), Ben Williams of upper90magazine ponders Avram Grant's existence. 'Avram's Arse'. That's the phrase coined by the Israeli media to describe the luck of Avram Grant. A trail of good fortune seemed to follow him around Israel's 2006 undefeated World Cup Qualifying campaign, as though [.