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PATRICE EVRA unveiled his explosive time at Manchester United and insisted that he did not hate Luis Suarez.
Former Liverpool striker, Suarez, is the man who has been accused of racism and banned for eight matches as a result of clashes that have resulted in death threats for Evra.
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Suarez even refused to shake hands when the Reds met Manchester United after the Uruguayan striker was struck by his long suspension and a fine of £ 40,000, fueling the flames of a burning hell in the English football.
Evra admitted that he wanted to "hit Suarez in the face" after a match in which he claimed that Anfield's man had called him "ghostwriter" throughout the match, at a racially charged hour.
But the 38-year-old, who announced his retirement last week, shows no animosity towards Suarez, currently in Barcelona.
Evra, speaking to the Mail Sunday, said, "I do not hate him, I've never hated him, I wanted to punch him at the time, but for me, hating someone." one, it is impossible.
"I do not have hate in my heart, I can react but hate is a strong word for me."
Evra was first accused of having invented violence, then forced to watch Liverpool supporters support their man.
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Because of these charges against Suarez, Evra received death threats and was constantly on guard at his home, at the time in the upscale neighborhood of Alderley Edge in Cheshire.
He said, "I have received many death letters. For months, a safety car was parked in front of my house at Alderley Edge 24 hours a day.
"It was not easy for my family, but I grew up on tough streets in Les Ulis, so it was normal.
I have received a lot of death letters. For months, I had a safety car parked in front of my house at Alderley Edge 24 hours a day.
"But maybe for another person, it was crazy." Even my brother said, "be careful" when we were in the car. "
The paths of the players have rarely crossed since they left England, Suarez at Camp Nou and Evra at Juventus in Italy, where he was again the target of racist abuse.
Evra, who won the 2008 UEFA Champions League final at United, said: "I do not know if Suarez is a racist, I do not know his family, I do not know his past.
"But racism has been so important for so many years and that day there have been racist abuses.
"So when we went to the hearing, they listened to me because I had said that I did not want them to punish him and that I do not know him very closely." to say that he's racist, but he used that racist word.
"I do not even know if he's any good, we had an episode, and at that time I would not have gone on vacation with him, but I can not hate him. "
While racism has once again taken off in English football, Evra still says he was more impressed by his stay in Turin.
He said: "I've also played in Italy, they threw bananas and made monkey sounds.
"When you're strong inside, these things do not touch you, they make you stronger, in my life I go through a lot of things and you can not hurt me with monkey or banana noises. .
"We're living in 2019. It's going to start to look like a habit and it's really bad, we can talk about terrorism and when a bomb is somewhere we just say," Oh, another one. "
"We will not be in shock because of the society we live in. It's all a habit, but I'm afraid something really bad is going to happen and that's why we have to stop it."
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