Luis Suárez
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There isn't anyone else really.Aye I do. At the moment I feel strangely sanguine about it. I guess it's because I have a semblance of faith that the money might be reinvested wisely. He will need to be replaced by a big hitter, not a punt like Aspas (who exictes me FWIW). Some talk of Jackson Martinez. Any other possibles?
You can look at Higuain and similar players but the chances of them dropping out the CL are slim.
Gomez? Probably not.The times they are a changin'.Comment
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The times they are a changin'.Comment
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He's a word class player at a club that can't currently match his ambition. Nought we can do unfortunately. If he wants to leave lets ensure it's for the maximum return and ideally to a foreign team.
We thank him for his contribution and move on.We come not to play.Comment
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I certainly won't be first in line to thank him if he leaves, LFC have stuck by him through thick and thin. I hope JWH does not allow Suarez to hold the club to ransom, if he is to leave it will be at the price we set. Every season we try to push on, there is always someone ready to let us down.
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And We'll Cheer him when he wins TrophiesComment
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Think he's off. Can't really blame him tbh - I know he has brought a lot of it on himself but the journalists have scapegoated him and made life pretty **** for him. He must look at it and realise that he can go abroad where they speak the same language, he can earn more cash and have a greater chance of winning things - and not have to put up with being public enemy number 1.
As he has said himself (apparently):
"Tengo una familia, una hija y no estoy preparado para seguir aguantando a la prensa inglesa" which google translates as "I have a family, a daughter and I'm not prepared to keep holding to the British press"
I'll be wishing him all the best tbh - there is not the sour taste of Torres leaving.Comment


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