Luis Suárez
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Suarez is a pure individual on and off the pitch it seems. A magnificent footballer and gives 100%, but it's for himself. Be massive to lose him as he is world class but if he wanted to stay he would have came out a any point through this saga and said "i want to stay". Don't want players here that really don't want to be here, any player with one foot always out the door, is a player we don't need.
Clearly trying to get a move and most likely will, couldn't give a **** once we get top dollar. Agree with above saying give a deadline for the transfer, not of this last minute crap that leaves us with alot of money and nobody to buy.
If the money is reinvested properly on the right players, probably get 2 or 3 quality players for that... we will be a better team without Suarez IMO.Comment
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We certainly could be - bigger squad and better - if the right players come in, settle, hit the ground running, etc... it's all very risky.Comment
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Ngee is a low risk, plenty of potential player. He could save the club billions in the long term. Very highly rated - tall, strong as an ox, very prolific, agile (almost felinesque) and has four feet.
We'll be alright.Are we winning?Comment
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definitely a risk.
At the moment Aspas, Toure & Alberto all potentially could be good buys... but in all fairness we really don't know if Toure can get back to his best days, Aspas has only one season in top flight football & Alberto is a kid that has hardly played top flight football. We need some established quality that will effect the first 11.
Sort the Suarez debacle out asap whatever may be & get some first quality teamers signed up and bedded in. Nice to get signings done early and have a bit of continuity in the squad before the first game of the league.Comment
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I don't know any Uraguayans, but I do know quite a few Argentinians who are familiar with the phrase "negrito" and like any term that is used, context is everything, and how the word is used is everything.
a black guy can call another black guy, my ******, but when a white guy uses that phrase especially in the context of disapproval, which it certainly was with Suarez and Evra the phrase maintains its potency as an insult. One can see from his facial expressions that Suarez was not being friendly with Evra, and whilst he perhaps isn't a racist, he was certainly trying to wind him up or piss him off, hence the context of the word being more negative than a term of endearment.
If Suarez had been texting the use of the word negrito to Evra rather than mouthing it, I don't think he would have followed it with a nice smiley.
He is clearly a nice guy with a good heart but he's got a wild streak in him, and a nasty streak to boot.
Liverpool should be shot off him, and the more they can get for him the better. biting, spitting, diving is not the Liverpool way, no matter how good you are.Jacques Brel is alive and well and playing at AnfieldComment
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I was serious when I was agreeing with you earlier.
Ngee signed fer Yeevil, meren.
Something so strong I was serious when I was agreeing with Sarb earlier.
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Suppose you have a physicist and a sociologist standing at the side of a field, observing a set of events unfolding on the field. The physicist does [describes] it using the terminology of mass and velocity and frequency of radiation and the rest. And the sociologist does it by describing it as a rugby match.
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