Luis Suárez

[Imy]

Best Suarez moment.

Love the bitter woman who starts booing him, she even gave him the thumbs down

[baitman]

Love the bitter woman who starts booing him, she even gave him the thumbs down

we all will be, soon

[Tee]

If all the speculation is to be believed, then all I have to say is this:

It might be unrealistic and therefore moot, but I just wish that Suarez would give us another season so we know our chances of pushing on are high. Obviously, there are no guarantees in football (or anything in life), and him staying doesn't mean we'll do any better next season. The likelihood, however, is quite high, as opposed to the almost certain stagnation we will encounter if he leaves. I understand that he is in the prime of his career and that it would be much more cushy and nice living in Spain, competing for top honours with a team like Real Madrid, but isn't there just as much honour in helping a former great back to its best? Honestly, I ask myself that sometimes: if all of these footballers were retired and I were reading about their careers, I would respect the ones who stayed with an "average" team in spite of their world-class talent and helped it go on to achieve bigger and better things more than the ones who ****ed off to "better" teams and perhaps achieved success, but were less important to their team in the process.

Yes, I'm aware, there are holes in this logic. It just doesn't hold up, given the way football works and how players/agents/etc think. And obviously I have a deep personal bias, but I never lived during Liverpool's greatest years and I still think it's one of the biggest clubs on the planet. If Real Madrid comes in and tables a bid, offers Suarez higher wages and a starting berth in a title-challenging, Champions League-competing team, then for all intents and purposes, he will go. But there is so much more than material value for him in staying at Liverpool. I can't be objective, but I think I would think this regardless of my sporting loyalties (unless I were a Madrid fan... a Madridista *gag*), if I were him and I were lying on my death bed, I would be a lot more content with having stayed at Liverpool in the 2013/14 season and helping them qualify for the Champions League again than going to a money-flushed, cuntish Spanish team before I had the chance.

Again there is obviously nothing guaranteeing that we would qualify for the Champions League even if he stayed sooo this argument is probably incoherent but whatever! I just wanted to get it off my chest.

Well said.

[cream]

Love the bitter woman who starts booing him, she even gave him the thumbs down

No wonder he wants to leave

[Arn]

IMO it wasn't his decisions not to appeal the eight and ten match ban he got.

The club forced him to accept the bans and not appeal.

He clearly wanted to go all the way and clear his name, that is my opinion.

I think he is pissed off because of that. He could accept it one time after the eight match ban but not twice.

Yes he acted in a very bad way but if the player want to clear his name then he should at least get a chance to do it.

That is my opinion.

[danperkins]

Well Suarez isn't shy of opening his mouth so if he leaves i'm sure everything behind the scenes will come out.

[Fredo]

Apparently his agent has spoken after the interview to diffuse the fears.

[Fredo]

Suarez spoke out of frustration and comments taken out of context.

[Marina]

Aww I love Delfina. She's so freaking cute with her little LFC kits and her Anfield-anagram name. I will always remember the camera panning to her holding up that tiny Liverpool scarf during YNWA!

[Shackanory]

At the end of the day, ever since the whole "negrito isn't a racist term in Uruguay" debacle, he's pretty much got the misquotation and "taken out of context" shout at his disposal, especially when he goes and says something he shouldn't.

[Marina]

At the end of the day, ever since the whole "negrito isn't a racist term in Uruguay" debacle, he's pretty much got the misquotation and "taken out of context" shout at his disposal, especially when he goes and says something he shouldn't.

I mean, can't anybody say something they've said is taken out of context? It's not reserved for Suarez

[cream]

At the end of the day, ever since the whole "negrito isn't a racist term in Uruguay" debacle, he's pretty much got the misquotation and "taken out of context" shout at his disposal, especially when he goes and says something he shouldn't.

Why, what did he say?

[Shackanory]

I mean, can't anybody say something they've said is taken out of context? It's not reserved for Suarez

Of course they can. What I was getting at, is that the Spanish that is used in Uruguay is extremely difficult to translate perfectly in to English. It took me well over half an hour. But during the whole Evra thing, he said that "negrito" wasn't a racist term in Uruguay. So whenever he says something, especially something he shouldn't, he's already got the whole "i've been misquoted" thing in his locker, knowing it works.

[Shaggy]

Jay Gorasia ॐ @JayG_00911m
@BumperGraham Graham is there any truth in the Suarez to Real rumours? Are they actively chasing him? Cheers bud.

Graham Hunter @BumperGraham11m
@JayG_009 he's on their list, sure, but third or fourth most impt

Jay Gorasia ॐ @JayG_00911m
@BumperGraham I assume Bale and a decent left back are higher priorities?

Graham Hunter @BumperGraham10m
@JayG_009 Bale Cavani

Fingers crossed

[Arn]

Well, I think it stinks when a player that is honest in interviews get a lot of **** because of that but that is football.

You simply can't be honest anymore. You must twist the truth or lie.

Media training.........how to lie and twist the truth to suit the media. If you are honest then you simply will be hunted down.