( CNN ) -- The head of a football anti-racism group has called for the English Football Association to charge Liverpool with bringing the game into disrepute over the club 's response to Luis Suarez 's eight-match ban for using racist language at Patrice Evra . On the day that Suarez issued a brief apology over the incident , Piara Powar , executive director of European football 's anti-discrimination body FARE , spoke of his disappointment at Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish 's attitude to the suspension . `` Kenny Dalglish 's comments over the affair have been undignified and their reaction has damaged the club 's brand across the world , '' Powar told the Professional Footballers ' Association 's official website . Suarez gave 'unreliable ' evidence . `` This is a lack of respect for the governing body by Liverpool and the FA should charge them and manager Kenny Dalglish . '' Powar continued : `` Liverpool have been too keen to support their man and in doing so have whipped up a sense of paranoia amongst their fans . `` For the club to be so aggressively militate against what looks to most people a considered judgment from the English FA leads to a potential for anarchy . '' The comments came after Suarez issued a brief apology on the official Liverpool website , saying : `` I admitted to the FA commission that I said a word in Spanish once and only once . `` I told the panel members that I will not use it again on a football pitch in England . I never , ever used this word in a derogatory way and if it offends anyone then I want to apologize for that . '' Suarez pointedly did not apologize to Evra , or mention the Manchester United defender in his statement , prompting Lord Ouseley , the chairman of British football 's anti-racism group Kick It Out , to call the apology `` lamentable . '' `` Suarez 's attempt at a belated apology is nothing short of lamentable , '' Ouseley told the Guardian newspaper . `` I can not believe that a club of Liverpool 's stature , and with how it has previously led on matters of social injustice and inequality , can allow its integrity and credibility to be debased by such crass and ill-considered responses . '' Although Liverpool decided not to appeal against Suarez 's suspension , Dalglish has publicly expressed his disappointment over the ruling and questioned the FA 's reasoning for its ruling . Suarez 's Liverpool teammates also courted controversy before it was announced , publicly supporting the Uruguay striker by wearing t-shirts bearing his name prior to the match against Wigan .
An anti-racism chief has called for Liverpool to be charged over Luis Suarez affair . Piara Powar of FARE is unhappy with Liverpool 's response to Suarez 's suspension . Suarez was banned for eight matches after being found guilty of using racist language .