You're seriously suggesting that Carragher intended to spit at the daughter sat there doing nothing and not the person that was goading him? The whole "you think he thought he could spit past her argument" is a nonsense too. It wasn't a carefully thought out process where he's took time to consider the consequences - he's been goaded by the father and stupidly and disgustingly reacted in the heat of the moment by trying to spit at him.
And the irony of you pointing out omnom's omission that Carra wasn't wearing his seat belt after you made no reference to the father using his phone while driving on the motorway in your first post. In your defence you may have just forgot in your frantic excitement to announce that Carragher had spat in a child's face. If Carragher does get sacked will you be buying the DVD Everton will be releasing on it?
Just as I was almost beginning to like him. Well at least not be as mildly repulsed by him at any rate. I imagine Sky's response could also depend on whether some random member of the public makes a complaint about this potentially being a public order offence or assault, as a cursory google suggests it could be if investigated by the police. I doubt anyone in the car will make a complaint as the dad would clearly be done for driving without due care, but I seem to remember other cases where seemingly unconnected people can make complaints just by watching it on TV? Unlikely to be a shortage of volunteers if this is the case.
