Suarez race row threatens to re-open as Liverpool player calls team-mate Johnson 'negrito' on Twitter
Posted Thursday, June 07, 2012 by Dailymail
The Luis Suarez race storm that rocked English football last season has been blown open once more after Liverpool forward Daniel Pacheco referred to team-mate Glen Johnson as 'negrito' on Twitter.
The Spaniard, 21, used the word when wishing England international Johnson luck as he headed to Poland for Euro 2012 on Wednesday.'
You twit: Pacheco's tweets have reopened the Suarez race row
Suarez was charged and banned by the FA for eight games for repeatedly calling Patrice Evra 'negrito' during a clash between Liverpool and Manchester United at Anfield in October.
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