Luis Suárez

[dom9]

@TheTotalLFC: Liverpool to make it clear to Luis Suárez that he will not be allowed to leave Anfield unless he puts in written transfer request(Telegraph)

Isn't that normal practice, or are these things usually done on a whim?

[Reece]

We just need this chap to have a word and all with me hunky dory in a matter of minutes.

Please don't post pictures of me without my prior consent. Thanks.

[Sarb]

Isn't that normal practice, or are these things usually done on a whim?

Only when the club wants to keep the player. Pretty sure they aren't fussed about Carroll putting in a transfer request

[dom9]

Only when the club wants to keep the player. Pretty sure they aren't fussed about Carroll putting in a transfer request

Er, Carroll doesn't want to leave.. Nevermind.

[Sarb]

Er, Carroll doesn't want to leave.. Nevermind.

Slow day again today

[Neil Young]

you should be banned from posting pics of mutts altogether....... i challenge you to go a whole month without posting pics of canines!

Here you go.

You dropped your glove.

[Kenneth]

Might have saved a whole load of bother if you were Myra Hindley's dog?

[Neil Young]

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[Assassin]

I get that but my point is that if Madrid meet the release clause, then he doesn’t need to put in a transfer request and give up his bonus as the club have to accept the offer anyway. Him putting in a transfer request won’t make Madrid any more likely to put in a bid if they still have to pay the same amount, ie. whatever the clause is set at.




So what is the point of it then and why would Suarez agree to it? What does either party gain from it? I’m pretty sure Madrid have already spoken to Suarez or his agent, so what difference does it make if they offer £40m?

I’m still not convinced there is a clause TBH.

Likewise

In addition to this, if a club doesnt meet our valuation of a the player we can say the bid is not acceptable

[Norbs]

Q. How many red cards has Luis Suarez had in his career? A. 1 (Uruguay)

I find that stat quite interesting

[G]

Q. How many red cards has Luis Suarez had in his career? A. 1 (Uruguay)

I find that stat quite interesting

It was his debut for the national team in 2007 so he's doing well for a player who plays like he does.

[Norbs]

Oh cool, I presumed it was the goal line save against Ghana

[G]

Yeah he got sent off for that too. Must be twice then.

[ChesterDave]

And he was sent off for Ajax in the cup. Presumably the bite.

Thats according to soccerway but they do not have a debut international red card so it could still be 2, or maybe 3

[Fivex]