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The 70-year-old has suggested the Reds should have appealed the striker's eight-game ban if they believed he was innocent, and has backed Patrice Evra to overcome any jeers Manchester United  boss  Sir Alex Ferguson  has questioned  Liverpool ’s stance over the  Luis Suarez  race row, insisting the Anfield outfit should have appealed the striker’s eight-game suspension if they believed their player was innocent. The Uruguayan is set to come face to face with Patrice Evra for the first time since October, when the former Ajax man was reported to the FA by the Frenchman for allegedly making racist remarks towards him. Suarez returned from the ban in the 0-0 draw against Tottenham on Monday night, after which boss Kenny Dalglish suggested the 25-year-old should not have been punished in the first place. "They've said plenty, haven't they?" said Ferguson. "Why didn't they appeal? "We've kept our dignity throughout. We've kept ...