Luis Suárez

[Arn]

A big and I mean big problem for Suarez if he stays will be that he will again be kicked all over the place and the referees will stand there watching and think like the Star Wars empire, goooooood, goooooood.

He had just started to get some decisions going his way. No chance of that now. He will get kicked all over the place and get a yellow/red card for nothing.

[dom9]

I'm loving the bitterness oozing from every pore in this thread. The bitterness of the PFA, the bitterness of that Daily Mirror woman, and the bitterness of you lot at a trophy anybody last cared about when they were 12 years old. Brilliant. It's given me a morning chuckle. Great impression of Evertonians.

[Alex]

If Suarez had taken our penalties and not given a **** tracking back then he would probably scored 10+ goals more this season.

Suarez is the most complete attacking player in the league. Bale who won is also **** defending and don't do much defensive work anymore.

I've seen this said alot. But have you ever seen Messi play? Probably one of the most selfish and lazy players around. But he is an absolute genius when it comes to controlling the ball. Same with Ronaldo. No one ever uses their lack of defensive nous as a stick to beat them. Same with Falcao. Should he be tracking back?

[Rich]

I've no problem with Bale winning the PFA award - the trinket barely registers anyway.

The fact is Bale has been one of the most outstanding players in the league this season, so while you can argue that Suarez has been better, it’s a matter of opinion.

What is an utter disgrace is the booing of Suarez’s name at the event last night – I hope that ANY LFC employee present would have got up and left out of respect for Luis. Do we know if anyone was there on the club’s behalf?

For a fellow professional to boo the name of one of the game’s best players so contemptible and just goes to show that he has been made a pantomime villain by this complete circus of a sport.

[Arn]

I'm loving the bitterness oozing from every pore in this thread. The bitterness of the PFA, the bitterness of that Daily Mirror woman, and the bitterness of you lot at a trophy anybody last cared about when they were 12 years old. Brilliant. It's given me a morning chuckle. Great impression of Evertonians.

I don't think anyone care about the trophy. It is the way he get treated by people that must be neutral, like Taylor.

The way he get treated by other players when for example that already get mentioned a player that is convicted of rape get .

Players like Giggs, Bale, RvP get

Bale is the the biggest diver the PL have ever seen. RvP get away with a lot of red card tackles, one yesterday and many more this season. He get away with elbowing opponents in the head. Everyone know what Giggs done.

Scholes get away with his two footed tackles all the time. Not a single red card. He could easily been sent off in every game he played this season but he gets away with it because of who is is. A Man U legend.

[Shaggy]

Martin Lipton @MartinLipton
PFA will surely have to apologise for offence caused by Reginald D Hunter "jokes". We were told "no context" justified such language

[Shaggy]

Paul Hirst @hirstclass
Asked Gordon Taylor whether he thought it was a mistake hiring Reginald D Hunter. He said: "No, no, don't be silly. Are you serious?"

Paul Hirst Paul Hirst @hirstclass
Also spoke to Gordon Taylor earlier: "Everyone knows Suarez is a great footballer, I just wish at times he could fall in to line because...

Paul Hirst @hirstclass
...footballers are role models and Gareth and Robin van Persie are really good examples for the younger generation."

[dom9]

So he got booed by a bunch of drunken, uneducated, spoilt brats who spend a big portion of their careers getting booed by their own spectators. They know no other way to behave. Big deal. It just shows them to be the classy role models and human beings that they are.

[Arn]

...footballers are role models and Gareth and Robin van Persie are really good examples for the younger generation."

So the younger generation should dive a lot and do a lot of two footed tackles and elbow opponents in the head.

[Reece]

Yeah Luis! Fall in to line!

[Neil Young]

van Persie 3rd and Suarez 2nd. Bloody hell.

Why are you so surprised? (Apart from the fact I said that's how it would turn out. )

[Sarb]

Have to agree with Dom on this to be honest. People getting worked up because Suarez didn't win. He pretty much said last week that he doesn't care if fellow pro's vote for him or like him. He's just not bothered.

Frankly, if fellow footballers are booing him at the awards, who really cares? They think people like Giggs are great role models. He didn't go. He doesn't care if he's liked or not. This isn't some popularity contest. Gordon Taylor should find another role model. He has a convicted drink driver as his assistant. Most footballers are cocks anyway. From players like Ridgewell wiping his a*se with £20 notes, Ashley Cole shooting someone etc. Ched Evans got a round of applause last year even though he is a convicted rapist. The PFA didn't say much about that.

Forget about it

[Shaggy]

Why are you so surprised? (Apart from the fact I said that's how it would turn out. )

I'm just surprised so many of his fellow pros voted for him.

[fah-q]

You mean, fuggedaboutit.

[Neil Young]

I'm just surprised so many of his fellow pros voted for him.

Ok, thanks. I'm not because he was obviously one of the best two and I didn't think they'd all be blinded by other issues.

Do we know the shares of the vote by the way?