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Aww. What a saint for the game. Maybe he should also speak for Suarez for all the penalties he should have rightfully gotten or the stomps of on him that go unpunished.

i REFUSE TO TALK ABOUT EVERTON ISSUES ON THIS FORUM.

suarez should never appeal for anything ever again, cause he ain't gonna get anything..and its his own fault..every manager we play now will tell the world, b4 the game , that luis is a disgrace. sad thing is they have a point

More likely to be Moyes bully boy and hoof tactics that will drive people away, Rodgers is to soon in the job for him to get involved in a slanging match with them, Carra or Gerrard should have a go back and Suarez needs to answer on the pitch.


Moyes for utd in the future, doubt it.

why does suarez have to take the rap for all of this? yes he does dive from time to time and it can be a bit annoying but it just seems like a witch hunt. everyone jumping on the same bandwagon. while bale, young and welbeck etc all go unnoticed.

The reason it is a witch hunt against Suarez is because of Slur Alex calling for him to be kicked out of the English game and the subsequent booing of Suarez at every game including the Olympics[where is the spirit of unity in those Olympics].Unsuccessful he has now tried with diving but Young, Bale etc are ok.As usual we are whipping boys,though Suarez is not exactly completely innocent.When Slur joined Man U HE STATED THAT ALL HE WANTED TO DO WAS TAKE OVER LFC'S TALLY.With Utd's strangle hold on the league for over a decade his power over FA is greater than ever.He'll soon be gone then they will have lost their influence because the FA have realised where they are now:in Utd's pocket.They won't let that happen again

totaly agree with this, no fair Liverpool fan can put up any defence for Suarez because if the boot was on the other foot we would all say exactly the same, think we also did the same when Andy Johnson played for Everton who was another serial cheat.

Fair enough.

This is nothing more than attempt by Moyes to dig up an issue that circled a few weeks ago, in an attempt to get into Luis', Rodgers', maybe even the ref's head, before the game. Simple psychological ploy. Let's hope it doesn't work and Luis shows the Goodison crowd what he can do on the ball.

My advice for him would be to just stay on his feet wherever possible.