Suarez to Real....

[Deleted member 15344]

Yes i agree, great ambassador for the game....Good riddance to the buck toothed biter,hope he goes overseas,.Don't you just love Liverpoolguy...:blah:

I do believe it's considered bad form - pathetic , disrespectful etc etc to insult someone because of an affliction ( well so the gang say ) so be careful they don't round on you for insulting Suarez over his teeth ( but Im very doubtful we will see the same moral high ground )!

 

[6inchcup]

if he did not play for LIVERPOOL he would not have got into a position to score,GERRARD was standing back and never got his foot in a tackle on a couple of occasions when SAUREZ walked passed him,same as the other LIVERPOOL players it was if they were scared to tackle him for one reason or another,if he had been from another prem team he would have been off on a strecher.

 

[Deleted member 15344]

if he did not play for LIVERPOOL he would not have got into a position to score,GERRARD was standing back and never got his foot in a tackle on a couple of occasions when SAUREZ walked passed him,same as the other LIVERPOOL players it was if they were scared to tackle him for one reason or another,if he had been from another prem team he would have been off on a strecher.

Can you translate that into something more readable ?

 

[richy]

My best friend is from Liverpool although he's an Everton fan. He watched the match in a bar last night with both Liverpool and Everton fans.

Some Liverpool fans actually cheered when he scored because he played for them. My mate questioned them when THIER national side had 4 players from their club side including the club captain. Plus Lambert who came on and is from Liverpool, Rooney who is from Huyton (I think) and Baines who is from Kirkby.

Talk about a player being bigger than their club. Be a shame if he left them in the summer

 

[Pin-seeker]

Rumours that Barca are interested aswell & are ready to activate a £70m release clause in his contract.
Has he played his last game for Liverpool??

 

[chrisd]

if he did not play for LIVERPOOL he would not have got into a position to score,GERRARD was standing back and never got his foot in a tackle on a couple of occasions when SAUREZ walked passed him,same as the other LIVERPOOL players it was if they were scared to tackle him for one reason or another,if he had been from another prem team he would have been off on a strecher.

I hope you don't really believe that !

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Rumours that Barca are interested aswell & are ready to activate a £70m release clause in his contract.
Has he played his last game for Liverpool??

I've seen that in various places too and money does talk and both Real and Barca can definitely afford to buy the contract out. If he continues to play well in the WC then I can see the interest increasing

 

[Foxholer]

Quality from him

Within moments of firing a dramatic and crucial winner for his country against England, Luis Suarez's thoughts immediately turned to offering words of consolation for club teammate Steven Gerrard.

The prolific 27-year-old was the scourge of the Three Lions in Sao Paulo, expertly directing a header into the far corner and then driving into the roof of the net as the clock ticked to a conclusion.

Victory resurrected Uruguay's hopes of qualifying for the last 16 of the World Cup in Brazil, but the result left Roy Hodgson's team requiring a remarkable turnaround if they are to progress.

Amid his natural celebration following the final whistle, however, Suarez showed his deep respect for Gerrard by heading straight to the midfielder to provide his support at a difficult moment.

"This is an unlucky moment for him," the talismanic forward, who notched 31 goals for Liverpool last season, explained. "I don't like it when he hurts like this."

The Salto native, returning to the La Celeste line-up after missing their opening match, added: "I said: 'Keep going, forget this game, you're one of the best.' He's the best player I've played with."

As a long ball bounced in behind the England defence in the final minutes of the Sao Paulo encounter, Suarez was primed and ready to capitalise on the smallest of chances to come his way.

The striker scooped possession, carried forward despite a lack of balance and his powerful finish soared over Joe Hart and allowed the Reds' No.7 to set off on a passionate celebration.

He said: "I had to keep calm, keep my cool and when I got the ball I just kicked it with my whole heart, thinking of all those who have supported me.

"It has been like a dream. It is something I have dreamt about very often. It was one of the best games I've played. It's an amazing moment for me. Maybe a few days ago I thought this wouldn't be possible."

Actually, his words could just as easily have been along the lines of 'My turn to get you, you slow old sod! I told you I would! Almost as bad as in the Man City game! I hope I'll get to do the same again in the Champions League!'

Whoever reported that had no idea what was said, so simply had to trust what the diving, biting star said - though I do think it would have been conciliatory, nothing less than would/should be expected!

 

[SaintHacker]

He's just become proboably the most hated footballer in England (Robbie Savage excepted) and has a chance to move to one of the worlds biggest clubs and be paid mega bucks, face it, he's as good as gone.
Lallana may well be having second thoughts about moving too if Les Reeds comments have any truth to them.

 

[pbrown7582]

He's just become proboably the most hated footballer in England (Robbie Savage excepted) and has a chance to move to one of the worlds biggest clubs and be paid mega bucks, face it, he's as good as gone.
Lallana may well be having second thoughts about moving too if Les Reeds comments have any truth to them.

just become??????

 

[SaintHacker]

just become??????

Fair comment. Elevated his position then!

 

[pbrown7582]

Fair comment. Elevated his position then!

:thup: :thup:

 

[Papas1982]

He's just become proboably the most hated footballer in England (Robbie Savage excepted) and has a chance to move to one of the worlds biggest clubs and be paid mega bucks, face it, he's as good as gone.
Lallana may well be having second thoughts about moving too if Les Reeds comments have any truth to them.

If last weeks forum was anything to go by, I'd say Rooney gives him competition!

 

[Beezerk]

*rubs hands together* :thup:

 

[guest100718]

C u l8r

http://www.football365.com/transfer-gossip/9357386/Gossip-Gossip-Gossip

 

[Foxholer]

With the WC also being the worlds greatest marketplace, there are bound to be all sorts of rumours.

If Suarez performs as well in later rounds as he did against (a familiar) England, then he'll definitely become a target!

As I posted way back in this thread, I doubt very much whether he'll be at Liverpool for much longer, but they'll have made a considerable profit from him - which they would need to put to better use than other 'cash-ins' have done recently!

 

[Deleted member 15344]

Amazing how many Spurs/ManUtd/Chelsea fans are obsessed with a player not even playing for them and leaping on every single little gossip that he is leaving - in the hope he does because he helped his club finish above them all last season.

 

[Pin-seeker]

Amazing how many Spurs/ManUtd/Chelsea fans are obsessed with a player not even playing for them and leaping on every single little gossip that he is leaving - in the hope he does because he helped his club finish above them all last season.

Don't let it bother you Phil,you don't have to read it or comment on everything.

 

[guest100718]

Don't let it bother you Phil,you don't have to read it or comment on everything.

Amazing how many liverpool fans believe that he'll be there next season

 

[Liverbirdie]

Amazing how many liverpool fans believe that he'll be there next season

I think it can go either way, but wouldn't bet on him staying.

Bale was away quicker than you could say "haven't seen Paddy at the lane for 3 decades".

If we get similar money, hope we spend it better than spurs did.