. Manchester United manager surprised by recent events
. Dalglish says Luis Suarez should have never be banned
Sir Alex Ferguson has called on the authorities to crack down on racism in football.
The Manchester United manager was near the center of a controversy - defender Patrice Evra was racially abused by Luis Suarez of Liverpool, who has just completed the eight-game suspension imposed by the Football Association as a punishment.
Suarez meets face to face again with Evra at Old Trafford on Saturday and Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish has fueled the fire before the match saying that he does not believe to be Uruguayan prohibited.
Other incidents
saw several fans arrested following allegations of racist violence that players while Chelsea defender John Terry will be held in July to deny the charge that he racially abused Anton Queens Park Rangers' Fernando, brother of Rio Ferdinand USA.
Ferguson was shocked by the reappearance of the problem and said that the hard line is needed. He told CNN: "I do not quite understand where it comes from
"This is a time when we need to do and we must do something if it is rising again, and be really hard and firm in any shape or form of racism.
"I do not think that should never have come out, but we are happy to return," said the Scot.
States must win against Liverpool to keep in touch with Manchester City and Ferguson believes his team has made the point at Chelsea, coming back from 3-0 down to draw 3-3, could be crucial in the fight for the title.
Ferguson admitted that his mind had become "damage limitation", then moved to Chelsea a 3-0 lead after the break at Stamford Bridge.
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