Luis Suárez

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  • EwarWoo
    Paisley
    • Apr 2007
    • 15979

    #20851
    Just love the casualness of it. And positioned so it's impossible to get anything on the ball without going through him. Class.

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    • Fosterbloke
      Run the Jewels
      • Dec 2009
      • 39095

      #20852


      Would make a good avatar for someone!
      Was mu

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      • spider-neil
        Fagan
        • May 2007
        • 1180

        #20853
        Originally posted by foresterbloke


        Would make a good avatar for someone!
        He needs to be taller, and blue.

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        • Fredo
          Not to be taken seriously
          • Aug 2010
          • 35173

          #20854
          Apparently his Iraqi lookalike got mobbed by fans. Apologies if I'm doing a Bender here.
          Are we winning?

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          • Norbs
            Big Girl's Blouse
            • Jun 2007
            • 42637

            #20855
            Only a bit of a Bender, it was sort of mentioned

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            • chadrtc
              Dalglish
              • Sep 2006
              • 4063

              #20856
              Originally posted by spider-neil
              He needs to be taller, and blue.


              Well played sir.
              Cult Member. Nazi puncher.

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              • Vermilion
                Shooterista
                • Dec 2007
                • 32026

                #20857
                Originally posted by Yozza
                El doble de Luis Suárez - YouTube

                Iraq's most famous double used to be Saddam Hussein's decoy. But now a dead ringer for Liverpool's talismanic striker is having to cope with fame.

                The Iraqi fan has been interviewed by local TV news and explained his predicament after visiting Anfield recently where he met, amongst others, Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge.

                He told Al Arabiya: "When I was in the streets of the UK everyone - even kids - said this is Suarez' - the whole street - and I always say I'm not Suarez. People there are crazy and I have to keep saying I'm not Suarez please don't touch me. I've met a few players but I'm sorry not to have met Suarez himself."

                He added: "I like the classy Liverpool fans who have been supporting their team since the 80's when they were winning everything until now."
                Thought that was a Shaggy'ism for a sec, sarcastically calling us all glory hunters!

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                • Shaggy
                  Unidentified Rascal
                  • Jul 2006
                  • 135533

                  #20858
                  Suarez has been voted Liverpool's Standard Chartered Player of the Month by fans for the fourth consecutive month

                  Thanks very much for being

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                  • Fredo
                    Not to be taken seriously
                    • Aug 2010
                    • 35173

                    #20859
                    Haha and he's going through a 'rough' patch.
                    Are we winning?

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                    • RedReet
                      Fantasy Football Champion
                      • Dec 2006
                      • 25265

                      #20860
                      Originally posted by Nigey
                      Haha and he's going through a 'rough' patch.
                      He’s probably doing it on purpose so he doesn’t have to bring any more of them horrible trophies home.

                      Hasn’t worked obviously.
                      If we are all only happy when we are really winning in the end, when your race finishes, what life would that be?

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                      • Norbs
                        Big Girl's Blouse
                        • Jun 2007
                        • 42637

                        #20861
                        Originally posted by Nigey
                        Haha and he's going through a 'rough' patch.
                        He won't win it this month.

                        Not sure why everyone is so touchy about discussion that he's slipped slightly by his own brilliant standards. He does look to have lost a yard and it could be that he's knackered and could benefit from having a rest once in a while. Understandably so, he's worked his socks off week in and week out for months. He's not lost his touch or competitive edge though and looked as sharp as ever from set pieces.

                        Well done Luis

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                        • ChesterDave
                          Paisley
                          • Oct 2010
                          • 32224

                          #20862
                          Think he must be about ready to burst now. Been knocking on the door for a while now. Swansea next up and he could unleash with a hattrick
                          Football without Origi is nothing

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                          • Sarb
                            Doomed, we're all doomed!
                            • Jun 2007
                            • 11302

                            #20863
                            Is he suffering from a change of position to accomodate Sturridge?

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                            • Muddled
                              Meat Shield
                              • Jul 2010
                              • 25665

                              #20864
                              Originally posted by Sarb
                              Is he suffering from a change of position to accomodate Sturridge?


                              He's still having an impact on the team as a whole, but yeah, I would agree with that.

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                              • Bernardicus
                                Houllier
                                • Dec 2012
                                • 358

                                #20865
                                We've changed to 4-3-3 recently and that's put us in a dilemma - which one of Suarez or Sturridge to put out wide. We've chosen Suarez. I'd change it during matches though. I'd start with Sturridge up front, then Suarez spearheading for the 2nd quarter, Sturridge back up top for the 3rd and Suarez to finish the match. Gives both a fair chance of scoring.
                                Rafa on Everton - "When you play against the smaller teams at Anfield you know the game will be narrow"

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