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They will need to think again. Torres went for £50m. There is no way Suarez would go for any less, bearing in mind he signed an extension last summerSuárez on the Bayern list
KAI PSOTTA and MARIO VOLPE
In the Premier League is one Luis Suarez (26) to the best of the best. Amazing 18 goals he scored for Liverpool. Only Robin van Persie (29) has one goal more.
On Thursday, Suarez shot at Liverpool's Europa League play-off against Zenit St. Petersburg two Pops kick into the goal.
Suárez, the giant striker! And soon in Munich?
Exchange rumors he said last so. "If one day the club made an offer for me, we will sit down and see what is the best for everyone"
IMAGE knows Suárez would come at once!
And, despite the imminent change from Robert Lewandowski (24) from BVB to Munich also Suárez is on the Candidate List of Bavaria! At least as an immediate alternative, if Dortmund can come only in 2014.
Moreover Suárez 'consultant is none other than Pere Guardiola, brother of the future Bayern coach Pep. And Pere Guardiola hinted to BILD information in Spain, that he is for his client's transfer to Munich.
However, Suarez has a contract with Liverpool until 2018. Under 30 million release him the English will not let go.
A lot of money, but would be prohibitively Suárez not for Bayern ...Comment
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Sky showed yesterday the 'value' of each strikers goals this season. By 'value' I mean importance of gaining 3 points, or saving 1 point, as opposed to scoring midway through a 5-0 rout.
RVP came top, Bale second and even Rooney was fourth. Suarez was not on the list. Not having a dig at Luis here, but I found that agreed with my view on the sort of goals that Suarez has scored. Obviously, these are just stats but interesting nonetheless for where manure/Spurs are in their league positions compared to us.One tit for another.
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I opened up 3 browsers on each of my 3 accounts for a total of 9 votes for Suarez
Suarez just crept up to 26%, 5% behind the one trick pony!Was muComment
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Brandt - Keita - Van Dijk - SessegnonComment
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Sky showed yesterday the 'value' of each strikers goals this season. By 'value' I mean importance of gaining 3 points, or saving 1 point, as opposed to scoring midway through a 5-0 rout.
RVP came top, Bale second and even Rooney was fourth. Suarez was not on the list. Not having a dig at Luis here, but I found that agreed with my view on the sort of goals that Suarez has scored. Obviously, these are just stats but interesting nonetheless for where manure/Spurs are in their league positions compared to us.
I think that just proves more how **** we are, that despite Suarez scoring a **** load of goals we can't turn those goals into 3 points or a draw.
Suarez scored 2 against Zenit and was outstanding, but that wouldn't register on this table, whereas a late penalty from any of the above would.If we are all only happy when we are really winning in the end, when your race finishes, what life would that be?Comment
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@JimmyRiceWriter: Suarez has more goals, more key passes, more assists, a better goals to minute ratio, more tackles and more recoveries than Bale in 2012-13.Stop the cyberhate

from now on I will skip talking about our finances. That is a promise and will save myself from looking like a 
Susan Black
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No UEFA charge for Suarez
UEFA will not be investigating Liverpool's Luis Suarez over an alleged stamp during the second leg of the Europa League match against Zenit St Petersburg last Thursday.
The Uruguayan forward was pictured stepping on defender Tomas Hubocan's back towards the end of the Anfield encounter and some observers felt he deliberately stamped.
Dutch referee Bjorn Kuipers did not punish Suarez for the incident but UEFA is able to use video evidence if it wishes to review any possible misconduct.
However, UEFA has said its "disciplinary unit has decided not to open a case".
Suarez was on target with a pair of long range free-kicks that night as Liverpool prevailed 3-1 but they went out on the away-goals rule, having lost the first leg 2-0 in Russia."I will make the boys feel your support"
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