Luis Suárez

[rodo]

mad thing about the free kick was from where I sit even though it wasnt what you would call ideal I said to him this is going in and you sort of expect it to still gonna say in terms of talent the best I`ve ever seen for us

[Fosterbloke]

The way he won that freekick was cheeky. His brain is so quick he knew the defender was going for it and put himself in the way before the defender got to the ball to win the freekick.

That's what people mean by manufacturing fouls. He doesn't simulate, he's actually fouled but he makes it happen. Quite above board and managers don't like it because it's perfectly legal.

[RedAndWhite]

The way he won that freekick was cheeky. His brain is so quick he knew the defender was going for it and put himself in the way before the defender got to the ball to win the freekick.

That's what people mean by manufacturing fouls. He doesn't simulate, he's actually fouled but he makes it happen. Quite above board and managers don't like it because it's perfectly legal.

And with the form he is in there is a very good chance once fouled he will score - be honest most people are now more surprised when he does not score than when he does.

[Shaggy]

The way he won that freekick was cheeky. His brain is so quick he knew the defender was going for it and put himself in the way before the defender got to the ball to win the freekick.

That's what people mean by manufacturing fouls. He doesn't simulate, he's actually fouled but he makes it happen. Quite above board and managers don't like it because it's perfectly legal.

Yeah. Didi Hamann was always excellent at doing similar. In a seemingly hopeless situation - win himself a free kick.

[Fosterbloke]

Yeah. Didi Hamann was always excellent at doing similar. In a seemingly hopeless situation - win himself a free kick.

And at the moment it's almost as good as a penalty!

[Rich]

Yeah. Didi Hamann was always excellent at doing similar. In a seemingly hopeless situation - win himself a free kick.

Didi's the best I've ever seen at winning a freekick when in a tight spot.

[Chris]

Yeah. Didi Hamann was always excellent at doing similar. In a seemingly hopeless situation - win himself a free kick.

Yeah if we were winning in stoppage time with a minute left and Didi had the ball you know it was safe!

Though the best one was winning that free kick near our goal v Arsenal then Mellor ended up scoring seconds later! What a day that was.

[Chazza]

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[Fosterbloke]

Green tea is the secret to invincibility!

[baitman]

Green tea is the secret to invincibility!

i bet that kop kid is now guzzling the stuff down

[McDermotX]

And at the moment it's almost as good as a penalty!

In fact, Luis would be better off dribbling back out of the area when he's closed down.......far more likely to get a decision, with just as good a chance of scoring.

[Liverpool]

Was it not a bit daft playin against Hull if his injury was that bad, we'd be livid if he made it worse and was out for a while. Like Moyes / Van Persie

[john316]

Was it not a bit daft playin against Hull if his injury was that bad, we'd be livid if he made it worse and was out for a while. Like Moyes / Van Persie

More of a pain tolerance for him as it's just severe bruising. A muscle injury is an entirely different matter.

[Vermilion]

Was it not a bit daft playin against Hull if his injury was that bad, we'd be livid if he made it worse and was out for a while. Like Moyes / Van Persie

Wasn't Moyes issue more with running RVP into the ground with his new training methods (run ****er run!) introduced into utd, rather than continuing with the methods used at Arse and utd under Bacon face ?

[Mostar]

https://twitter.com/Petermcdowall10/...09110546964480

Truly remarkable and resiliant player, the Iron Man if you will.

I don't think he missed a single game due to injury since he made the switch and he played 112 games for us thus far..