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  • ChesterDave
    Paisley
    • Oct 2010
    • 32224

    #13036
    Whatever the guy does he is always going to be criticised as some mastermind genius who deliberately engineered the scenario.

    We've seen it in match reports where an innocuous bump is Suarez being a violent super villain assaulting opponents when it is plain to see to anyone with a brain is was a standard clash of players.

    The same newspapers that twisted so much **** when he was a superhero are now being believed word for word.

    How is saying you are flattered that a team is interested in signing you a declaration that you want to pay for them?

    It isn't. Well it is.... but only if you are a lazy football journalist in the close season with nothing to write about but still with a need to sell papers.

    This whole thing is tedious.

    Quite frankly I am starting to believe if he came out and said he would sacrifice his mother and daughter to the football gods and wanks over the club crest daily some would spin it as a a half-hearted defence of his claimed love of Liverpool.
    Football without Origi is nothing

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    • Pablo
      Anti-Antipodeanite
      • May 2007
      • 25808

      #13037
      Originally posted by kev776
      Maybe they didn't ignore them, just dismiss them as the hot air and gumph that they are.

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      • Kenneth
        Pond Scum
        • May 2007
        • 65633

        #13038
        Originally posted by ChesterDave
        Whatever the guy does he is always going to be criticised as some mastermind genius who deliberately engineered the scenario.

        We've seen it in match reports where an innocuous bump is Suarez being a violent super villain assaulting opponents when it is plain to see to anyone with a brain is was a standard clash of players.

        The same newspapers that twisted so much **** when he was a superhero are now being believed word for word.

        How is saying you are flattered that a team is interested in signing you a declaration that you want to pay for them?

        It isn't. Well it is.... but only if you are a lazy football journalist in the close season with nothing to write about but still with a need to sell papers.

        This whole thing is tedious.

        Quite frankly I am starting to believe if he came out and said he would sacrifice his mother and daughter to the football gods and wanks over the club crest daily some would spin it as a a half-hearted defence of his claimed love of Liverpool.
        Trey Nyoni: countdown to stardom- 2 years 1year 0.5 years

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        • Sarb
          Doomed, we're all doomed!
          • Jun 2007
          • 11302

          #13039
          Originally posted by ChesterDave
          Whatever the guy does he is always going to be criticised as some mastermind genius who deliberately engineered the scenario.

          We've seen it in match reports where an innocuous bump is Suarez being a violent super villain assaulting opponents when it is plain to see to anyone with a brain is was a standard clash of players.

          The same newspapers that twisted so much **** when he was a superhero are now being believed word for word.

          How is saying you are flattered that a team is interested in signing you a declaration that you want to pay for them?

          It isn't. Well it is.... but only if you are a lazy football journalist in the close season with nothing to write about but still with a need to sell papers.

          This whole thing is tedious.

          Quite frankly I am starting to believe if he came out and said he would sacrifice his mother and daughter to the football gods and wanks over the club crest daily some would spin it as a a half-hearted defence of his claimed love of Liverpool.
          Well, maybe if he keeps getting misinterpreted, it would be a good idea for him to shut the fcuk up. He's given about 4 interviews in Uruguay since he's been away this time (a few others before). Each and evey time he's allegedly been misinterpreted. Maybe he needs to, or his agent needs to tell him to stop talking. But nah, he takes time out of his holiday to go on Radio and give another one.

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          • Tee
            El Pistolero
            • Jul 2006
            • 35788

            #13040
            Originally posted by Sarb


            "I love the club and the fans.....I'd give my soul to Madrid". Can't understand why the Echo wouldn't print that to show how much he loves Liverpool
            First time I read that . Have you got a link to that interview Sarb?
            "Its not about the long ball or the short ball, its about the right ball." Bob Paisley

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            • ChesterDave
              Paisley
              • Oct 2010
              • 32224

              #13041
              Or maybe he shouldn't have to moderate his life because lazy half witted journalist write bull**** about him.

              Maybe he should be free to be interviewed by whoever he wants?
              Football without Origi is nothing

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              • poorscousertommy
                Dalglish
                • Dec 2006
                • 3836

                #13042
                Originally posted by kev776
                Stop making excuses Bender.
                Whhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa?

                Bender? You been following me into the "special" saunas I go to or something?

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                • Sarb
                  Doomed, we're all doomed!
                  • Jun 2007
                  • 11302

                  #13043
                  Originally posted by Tee
                  First time I read that . Have you got a link to that interview Sarb?
                  I've lost track of all the ones he's done this summer. Was one about 3 or 4 weeks ago. Was in that order. Talking about love for us, then a few mins later talking about giving his soul for Madrid

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                  • EwarWoo
                    Paisley
                    • Apr 2007
                    • 15979

                    #13044
                    Originally posted by Sarb
                    I've lost track of all the ones he's done this summer. Was one about 3 or 4 weeks ago. Was in that order. Talking about love for us, then a few mins later talking about giving his soul for Madrid
                    He's done a few only, they've just been repeated and re-arranged. And he never said he'd give his soul for RM. I don't think even a tabloid printed that, you made it up purely by yourself.

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                    • Vermilion
                      Shooterista
                      • Dec 2007
                      • 32026

                      #13045
                      tbf, What Suarez actually said iirc was...
                      Asked what he would bring to Real Madrid, he told El Pais: “I will give my soul every game. I did every time on the pitch with Uruguay, Ajax and Liverpool.”
                      Now there is no doubt his words are being..not twisted, (edit: well tbh they are by some in the media) but certain quotes are making the headline, and that's all some people ever see or hear, but there is also no doubt imo, that he wants to join a club doing better than lfc, and better placed that lfc to progress in a shorter space of time.
                      Last edited by Vermilion; 12-07-13, 08:46 AM.

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                      • Tee
                        El Pistolero
                        • Jul 2006
                        • 35788

                        #13046
                        Originally posted by Vermilion
                        tbf, What Suarez actually said iirc was...

                        Asked what he would bring to Real Madrid, he told El Pais: “I will give my soul every game. I did every time on the pitch with Uruguay, Ajax and Liverpool.”
                        TBF that is very different when put in that context. Sarb has really tabloided that quote up.
                        "Its not about the long ball or the short ball, its about the right ball." Bob Paisley

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                        • Daniel 7
                          Heretic
                          • Mar 2008
                          • 24088

                          #13047
                          Originally posted by Sarb
                          Arn, what's the point saying you love the fans and the club, then say 'I'll give my soul for Madrid'. It's just hollow words. Look at the timing of his interviews, especially the one this week. Day after his agent met us, when he is supposed to be on holiday.

                          Blatantly touting himself for a move. He doesn't love the club or the fans. Not many players do like the article says. It's all pretty fake
                          All this faux sentimentality and affection does my head in. Does a player have to love fans? Does a player have to love a club to do well for it?

                          I can understand 10 year olds getting upset about their favourite player leaving, but grown men crying over a bloke and feeling all hurt because he doesn't love them back is a bit childish.

                          He's a man doing a job. He's a competitor. He makes the right noises when he joins a club because that what he has to do.

                          Posts like this, you sound like a prissy housewife whose husband has been knocking off the babysitter. Come on.

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                          • Arn
                            Alway confused
                            • Sep 2010
                            • 7129

                            #13048
                            So, how many of our players love the club as much as they say they do and how many of them say it only because it is a part of the job to say it?

                            I think that Agger, Reina and Lucas is the only three that really love the club and don't just say it because it is a part of the job to say it.

                            Agger, Reina and Lucas probably didn't love the club to start with but they learned to love it after spending many years at the club.

                            I didn't mention the local players that support Liverpool.
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                            • Tee
                              El Pistolero
                              • Jul 2006
                              • 35788

                              #13049
                              Originally posted by Arn
                              So, how many of our players love the club as much as they say they do and how many of them say it only because it is a part of the job to say it?

                              I think that Agger, Reina and Lucas is the only three that really love the club and don't just say it because it is a part of the job to say it.

                              Agger, Reina and Lucas probably didn't love the club to start with but they learned to love it after spending many years at the club.

                              I didn't mention the local players that support Liverpool.
                              As long as they give 100% on the pitch, that's all that matters. Not fussed anymore about their love for the club and I wish the LFC TV people would stop asking every player how much they love or feel about the club - getting more than cringeworthy now!!.
                              "Its not about the long ball or the short ball, its about the right ball." Bob Paisley

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                              • Arn
                                Alway confused
                                • Sep 2010
                                • 7129

                                #13050
                                Originally posted by Daniel 7
                                All this faux sentimentality and affection does my head in. Does a player have to love fans? Does a player have to love a club to do well for it?

                                I can understand 10 year olds getting upset about their favourite player leaving, but grown men crying over a bloke and feeling all hurt because he doesn't love them back is a bit childish.

                                He's a man doing a job. He's a competitor. He makes the right noises when he joins a club because that what he has to do.

                                Posts like this, you sound like a prissy housewife whose husband has been knocking off the babysitter. Come on.
                                Originally posted by Tee
                                As long as they give 100% on the pitch, that's all that matters. Not fussed anymore about their love for the club and I wish the LFC TV people would stop asking every player how much they love or feel about the club - getting more than cringeworthy now!!.
                                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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