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He lost his rag and his transfer value goes down because of that. We also lose much sponsorship money because things like this make the club look bad.
Before what happened in the game I was very sure that FSG would turn down a £40m bid. I'm not so sure about that anymore.
I think that they now would be prepared to sell him if someone offered £40m.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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Interesting comment by Rodgers
Brendan, you said that nobody is bigger than the club — does that mean no matter how good that player is, the standards of the club must always come first?
Rodgers: '150%. Players are always replaceable. It doesn’t matter how good they think they are. There are wonderful talents here, but we’ve shown over the years — this club and others — if you lose a player and think you can’t replace him, the next one comes.
'The standards at this club have been met for many years and that’s why it’s the worldwide institution it is. The history of this club is of respect and how people are treated. Those standards will be maintained long after I’ve gone.'
(apologies about the source)
Could this incident be used as the excuse to sell Suarez?We come not to play.Comment
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i'm sure it could potentially be used as a reason, but biting somebody during a match isn't really an excuse. taking too many tomatoes from the salad bar is an excuse. biting another player is a reason. whether or not you agree with it is another matter.dave of mutilation
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Ajax negotiated his sale while he was serving his suspension. Suggests that thet cared quite a lot.So I guess my point is - Ajax are still going and nobody cares that he used his gnashers on someone then. Who gives a ****, he's great.
Someone loses his rag because he's having a bad day. It happens to all manner of people. I used to work with a guy who used to headbutt his desk in frustration.Trey Nyoni: countdown to stardom-2 years1year0.5 yearsComment
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Nice to see SSN running a story about how police were contacted to approach Ivanovic to pursue charges against Suarez.
No doubt the police were contacted by a concerned Chelsea fan, or more likely, one of those 'research gimps' you see in the background of the Sky studio in order to escalate the situation out of control."I will make the boys feel your support"
Jurgen Klopp June 2020Comment
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We should ban him for the rest of the season. Not like we've anything to play for is it. It doesn't mean we should sell him and certainly not at cut price.
He is an absolute **** tho. Hope his contract allows us to hit him hard financially after any incidents like this. BellendComment
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The way he raised his hand when we conceded that penalty emphasises the point I was trying to make last night. Luis plays to the limits and sometimes he just reacts at things, look at it like some kind of self preservation instinct. He's a football genius and geniuses have flaws. His pass to Sturridge for the goal shows his genius side.
It was stupid and inexcusable but the lad will survive and has already allegedly accepted his apology. Ban him until the end of this season and we move on.Are we winning?Comment
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The most laughable thing I have read in the whole thread is that some of you wouldn't sell him because of how important he is.
Do that mean that you would sell a player like Skrtel if he had done the same thing?
How important he is have nothing to do with it. If a player acts in a way that make the club look very bad and he do it several times then he should be sold whoever he is.
Do anyone of you really believe that it won't happen again?
Suarez have already said that it won't happen again several times but I guess that the club he works for can't trust him.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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