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we better hurry up and sign allen . After last nights performance you can be sure the likes of man unted are considering a bid .
I fear the usual story of us arsing about way to long over a player and loosing out to the competition .
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was actually ridiculous last night, fair enough if you dislike a player boo him when he's on the ball, everyone does that but to booo during a national anthem is a disgrace and the fans should be ashamed of themselves. think of the uproar they would create if uruguay's fans booed the GB national anthem!
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I would say not very long, he's probably on the brink as of right now. He'll be off next season sadly.
Back to Back World Champions baby!
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Well its my opinion that Suarez is a vile little pr*ck on the football pitch, but seems like a nice family guy of it. Even though, I believe that a lot was said during the race-gate, was untrue, bias, political, and Patrice Evra is no angel either.
But Luis Suarez does not help himself, he has got himself this reputation now and it will never leave his back for as long as he is in England at least. The sheep will boo (and cheer) and do exactly what they are told to do, nothing will stop it, nothing can stop it, because it's exactly what authority wants, hypocrites, contradicts, look at the GB "spirit" up and down the country, the royal events in recent months, it's just downright sheepish and brainwashed.
Suarez just so happens to be the man that they will point the finger at, the scapegoat, the example, the Joker, the villain, the "he's behind you" monster.
But the very best thing Suarez can do, is be ignorant, do not conform, and do his talking with his feet, what he is paid ridiculous amounts of money to do.
I look at Suarez on the pitch and I look into his eyes and his face, and I see rage, I see evil and there is no need for 99% of it. Surely, he should be getting his satisfaction from beating his cocky opponents after the final whistle? Then going back home to his lovely wife and daughter and being normal, being dad again.
It's unnecessary to be the thing he becomes on the pitch, it takes away from his own game. One day, he may realize that, but will it be at Liverpool Football Club?
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But the very best thing Suarez can do, is be ignorant, do not conform, and do his talking with his feet, what he is paid ridiculous amounts of money to do. Amid the clutter, a gem. Suarez needs to show he's above all this, needs to show that he's the better man. If he starts banging in goals this kind of negative attention will only intensify because he'll be seen to be the bad guy succeeding despite their antagonism. The point of no return is long gone. The hatred in the galleries and in the media won't go away; it will make him or kill him. I for one hope that he uses this as incentive to grow stronger, and puts all his effort into becoming the world class player he sometimes flatters to be. Because on the pitch there are not a lot of defenders in the English game who can live with him, and if he can hit back at the naysayers by destroying defences up and down the country in a Red shirt rather than by opening his mouth, LFC will stand strong once more.
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I agree with 99% of what kop prophet said.
Apart from the fact that the Spanish players not
singing their anthem. That's because it has no words.
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Dont agree with booing national anthems but I have to say they are Horrible those Uruguayans always have been in football history, cant blame them booing Suarez when his name and face flashed up on the big screens as he's a nasty piece of work, think Suarez himself has inflamed the disrespect for Uruguayans in general myself because of the way he is.
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Well its my opinion that Suarez is a vile little pr*ck on the football pitch, but seems like a nice family guy of it. Even though, I believe that a lot was said during the race-gate, was untrue, bias, political, and Patrice Evra is no angel either.
But Luis Suarez does not help himself, he has got himself this reputation now and it will never leave his back for as long as he is in England at least. The sheep will boo (and cheer) and do exactly what they are told to do, nothing will stop it, nothing can stop it, because it's exactly what authority wants, hypocrites, contradicts, look at the GB "spirit" up and down the country, the royal events in recent months, it's just downright sheepish and brainwashed.
Suarez just so happens to be the man that they will point the finger at, the scapegoat, the example, the Joker, the villain, the "he's behind you" monster.
But the very best thing Suarez can do, is be ignorant, do not conform, and do his talking with his feet, what he is paid ridiculous amounts of money to do.
I look at Suarez on the pitch and I look into his eyes and his face, and I see rage, I see evil and there is no need for 99% of it. Surely, he should be getting his satisfaction from beating his cocky opponents after the final whistle? Then going back home to his lovely wife and daughter and being normal, being dad again.
It's unnecessary to be the thing he becomes on the pitch, it takes away from his own game. One day, he may realize that, but will it be at Liverpool Football Club? Your whole opinion on Suarez is based on media hearsay. On the pitch he's no different from a number of players. Just imagine how often he gets asked about it by presses around the world. He says one rather innocuous sentence about it and extensive articles about how he keeps instigating go viral. Thankfully the people at FSG know the score and will back him. Scapegoating of a foreign player to absolve the racists in the British media is despicable. No its not, and as we are talking about Suarez, I spoke about Suarez, of course I am aware of all the other players that are like it. I dont like it, no need for it. Suarez or anybody else. They're supposed to be professionals.
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Well its my opinion that Suarez is a vile little pr*ck on the football pitch, but seems like a nice family guy of it. Even though, I believe that a lot was said during the race-gate, was untrue, bias, political, and Patrice Evra is no angel either.
But Luis Suarez does not help himself, he has got himself this reputation now and it will never leave his back for as long as he is in England at least. The sheep will boo (and cheer) and do exactly what they are told to do, nothing will stop it, nothing can stop it, because it's exactly what authority wants, hypocrites, contradicts, look at the GB "spirit" up and down the country, the royal events in recent months, it's just downright sheepish and brainwashed.
Suarez just so happens to be the man that they will point the finger at, the scapegoat, the example, the Joker, the villain, the "he's behind you" monster.
But the very best thing Suarez can do, is be ignorant, do not conform, and do his talking with his feet, what he is paid ridiculous amounts of money to do.
I look at Suarez on the pitch and I look into his eyes and his face, and I see rage, I see evil and there is no need for 99% of it. Surely, he should be getting his satisfaction from beating his cocky opponents after the final whistle? Then going back home to his lovely wife and daughter and being normal, being dad again.
It's unnecessary to be the thing he becomes on the pitch, it takes away from his own game. One day, he may realize that, but will it be at Liverpool Football Club? Your whole opinion on Suarez is based on media hearsay. On the pitch he's no different from a number of players. Just imagine how often he gets asked about it by presses around the world. He says one rather innocuous sentence about it and extensive articles about how he keeps instigating go viral. Thankfully the people at FSG know the score and will back him. Scapegoating of a foreign player to absolve the racists in the British media is despicable. No its not, and as we are talking about Suarez, I spoke about Suarez, of course I am aware of all the other players that are like it. I dont like it, no need for it. Suarez or anybody else. They're supposed to be professionals. Prophet, are you aware of what the word "hearsay" actually means? Because I can guarantee you that as someone who presumably watches Suarez play for us every week, craney's opinion of the man is most definitely not hearsay. Anyone who watches Suarez play can tell that he's a little sh*t on the field. He's our little sh*t, and we love him for it, but he's a little sh*t nonetheless. And just because other players also do what he does doesn't necessarily mean it's acceptable behavior or an image befitting of our club.
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Anti-Liverpool, Anti-Suarez, Anti-Uraguayan.
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