Wow.
How do they seriously deny/ignore the verdict and the evidence??
The stock approach seems to consist of these tactics:
1. After a couple of months of arguing about the nuances of the word negrito ignore the fact that it was never said.
2. After a couple of months of arguing about expert linguistic interpretation ignore for the most part the views of the experts appointed for this case and instead place all faith in the seemingly unknown view of Javier Hernandez because Counsel for the FA asked for one part of his statement to be ignored as it was an opinion on the matter and the matter should be left to expert evidence.
3. Ignore all the parts of the fact finding where Suarez contradicts himself on the key issues of the case including the parts where Comoli and Kuyt 'misheard' him.
4. Ignore all the probative evidence provided by all other parties to the case other than Evra and Suarez, i.e. Marriner, Dowd, the United players interviewed and Comoli, Dalglish and Kuyt.
5. Ignore all other findings of fact by the Tribunal and gloss over the issues of importance(i.e. the pinch defusing the situation argument, the whole issue of context, Suarez changing his story on seeing video evidence, the discrepancies with the LFC stories and the fact that the Commission gave Evra's evidence close scrutiny due to Suarez's ethnic background) .
6. Then conclude it's Evra's word vs Suarez word and that there is NO EVIDENCE.
7. Quote the Chelsea judgment about Evra being an unreliable witness and place huge emphasis on the fact Evra said to the Canal reporter the word was used 10 times and Fergie reported it as five.
8. On this basis, dismiss everything Evra stated as lies and react with outrage that his word was accepted.
9. Vent about FA injustice, stitch ups and conspiracies and media reports stating Evra's case wrongly as 'fact' when these were the findings of the Commission.
10. The more ambitious will go one step further and rest safe in the knowledge that the matter will be laughed out of court in the foreseeable future. Some have even tailored legal arguments themselves such as the cautionary rule.
Objective reasoning Rawk style.