Beyond being ridiculous.
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Member #1 of the Luis Suarez fan club -
I don't care where he goes but can't they at least come up with believable sums?One tit for another.
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Trending on Twitter now
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Sky sources: Jose Mourinho will use Branislav Ivanovic as bait to lure Luis Suarez to Chelsea.
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Doesn't she mean more than one?EllieBalsdon @3lli3RBalsdon 35s
Suarez to Chelsea - no thanks; don't want that racist scum on our team...Comment
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A nothing article really
Liverpool want Luis Suarez transfer saga settled before the end of the month
4 Jul 2013 22:32
Striker set to be ordered to rejoin the squad for pre-season game in either Australia or Thailand if he can't sort a move quickly
Luis Suarez has three weeks to sort out his future.
After that, the controversial striker will be expected to knuckle down and commit himself to the Liverpool cause.
The Uruguay international has been given until Monday July 22 to take a holiday in South America following Confederations Cup duty that only ended last Sunday, before reporting back to the club he has repeatedly said he wants to leave.
No decision has yet been made on precisely where the forward will be told to join his team-mates, but it is almost certain he will be ordered to take part in the Reds' tour of the Far East and Australia.
That could mean Melbourne, and the massive game Liverpool will play on July 24 at the Aussie city's world-famous cricket ground.
Far more likely is the prospect of him returning for the last leg of the tour, when the Reds meet a Thailand XI in Bangkok on July 28.
The situation amounts to a tacit warning to the South American that the time has come to unravel his complicated position and determine just where he will play next season.
So far, NO offer has been received from any club, and there has been no contact at all from Real Madrid, despite persistent reports they want to sign a player who was voted in the top three in the Premier League last season.
It is all beginning to anger Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers, who has been forced to endure constant sniping from South America, with Suarez repeatedly suggesting he sees his future elsewhere.
The striker will not want to travel halfway across the world from his Uruguayan holiday, so if he is serious about forcing a move, his return date will at least motivate him to offer more clarity to his situation.
The player has a history of disruption though - he even went on STRIKE as he forced a move to Ajax after he was denied the switch by his first Dutch club, Groningen.
Liverpool's biggest problem would appear to derive from the striker's ban for infamously biting Chelsea's Branislav Ivanovic.
He still has six games left to serve on that suspension - and with the Spanish season kicking off slightly later than the Premier League, it makes sense for Real to leave him at Anfield until the end of August so he will miss fewer games for them.
It would also give Real the chance to negotiate right to the wire on the transfer deadline in an attempt to force the £45million asking price down.
Rodgers wants to sort out the situation before then, as he wants his complete first-team squad in place well in advance of the big kick-off on August 17, and should Suarez leave then he is almost certain to take the plunge on a replacement.
The manager will take a firm line because the player still has three years left on his contract, and Liverpool's take it or leave position is that there are no negotiations on price... and that the player will also have to submit a transfer request.
Keeper Pepe Reina and defender Sebastian Coates have also been given three weeks' leave following their involvement in the Confederations Cup, and both may well also find themselves using that time to sort out moves before the start of the season.Thanks very much for beingComment
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Where the **** have all the rumours about Suarez to other English clubs come from
The only gracious way to accept an insult is to ignore it; if you can't ignore it, top it; if you can't top it, laugh at it; if you can't laugh at it, it's probably deserved.Comment
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Newspapers with lots of space to fill?Football without Origi is nothingComment
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Oh my ****ing days.Comment
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Maybe we will sell him to the highest bidder?
If we sell him to a PL rival then it would IMO show that we never wanted to keep him and instead all the time wanted to sell him to the highest bidder.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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removing all the weak links makes us stronger
too many gutless players, no beef or desire. pussies everywhere... sack them all.Comment
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He's staying with us and will win the Player of the Year award and we'll finish 3rd.Was muComment
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He wouldn't win the Player of the Year award even if he scored 50 goals if he stayed with us.
He was the best player in the league by a lightyear last season. I have never seen a player in the league dominate the way he did in almost every game.
If he moved to Real then he would IMO show that he is a better player than Ronaldo.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
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