Luis Suárez

[Yozza]

A white snowman, how racist is that

Daily Mail headline tomorrow

[Mello]

Rodgers could have done a better job of kicking the can down the road and dealing with this internally until things died down, but really I think Suarez needs to take a larger share of the blame on this.

Rodgers has defended him well up to now. Suarez shouldn't have compromised that. Now all notions of unfair treatment will be all the more easily dismissed - people found it difficult to see that Suarez dives AND gets unfair treatment as it was before this.

What I don't get is that everyone already knows Suarez dived then and has before. It was clear as day. And when managers back their player they are full of ****. But that's what managers do (usually). So what does Suarez being truthful about it now change things other than he's one of the few players that are willing to be truthful? Now Rodgers has come out and said that diving's unacceptable. He's still full of ****, but that's what he needed to say.

[Alex]

That's a **** snow man. Come on Luis.

[Slinky Skills]

****ing awful that Snowman is FFS.

Someone could have at least taken the time to show them how to build one.

Check this one out. Saw it on some woman I used to work with's FB page today.

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****ing awful that Snowman is FFS.

Someone could have at least take taken the time to show them how to build one.

Check this one out. Saw it on some woman I used to work with's FB page today.



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When you say work with do you really mean Pay?

[Phoenix07]

Check this one out. Saw it on some woman I used to work with's FB page today.



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[Slinky Skills]

When you say work with do you really mean Pay?

Yes.

[Slinky Skills]

I'm just thinking.

That Snowman's penis is nearly as big as mine!

[Leyton388]

And so it begins. WTF has our club got to do with that Bacon faced pisshead? Wonder if an FA charge will follow for Luis? Bet the ****er will be getting Gill too lobby the FA to charge him.

Too faced cunt needs to get his own house in order as the greasy one never dived while playing for those cunts and IIRC Japp Stam said Fergie told his players to dive.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2013/jan/18/alex-ferguson-luis-suarez-diving?CMP=twt_gu

Sir Alex Ferguson has suggested the Football Association could take action against Liverpool's Luis Suárez after he admitted to diving against Stoke City. Manchester United's manager also warned that Vincent Kompany's overturned red card by the FA could "open the door" for a flood of similar decisions.

Earlier this week Suárez said that he had purposely gone to ground during Liverpool's 0-0 draw with Stoke on 7 October. Immediately afterwards Stoke's manager, Tony Pulis, labelled the Uruguayan "an embarrassment" and on Thursday Brendan Rodgers, his manager, said the act was unacceptable to Liverpool.

Ferguson believes the problem with introducing concrete sanctions against diving is proving intent. But when it was put to the Scot that the Suárez case differs because he admitted to it, Ferguson said: "That is different. They could take action on that but I don't have any views on that myself to be honest. Because I don't know much about the interview other than what I have read in the sense he has admitted he dived. But that is a different issue altogether.

"This [the issue of what to do about perceived diving] was raised at the LMA meeting during the week. What are the sanctions on that? Do they come from the club or the FA? I think the FA have a problem because is it legal, what they do? Can they prove that a lad has positively tried to dive? It is a very difficult one. They have always said that haven't they? They have no sanctions on diving. So does it go to the club? At the end of the day it probably does."

Kompany was sent off during Manchester City's 2-0 win at Arsenal on Sunday for a tackle on Jack Wilshere. Given this was a straight red card the captain faced an automatic three-match ban but this was rescinded on appeal.

Choosing his words carefully, Ferguson said: "Anything I say about the situation will be regarded [as] bias so I'm not going bother with it. It does open the door of course but that's their problem." Pressed if this meant he thought more and more clubs could appeal, Ferguson said: "I think that is bound to happen now. But they will probably turn them all down now. I'm not going to go into it. Anything I say will be regarded as bias towards our immediate opponents or friendly neighbours [City]." Ferguson said that Jonny Evans's hamstring problem rules him out of Sunday's trip to Tottenham Hotspur. However, Danny Welbeck is available despite wearing a cast on his arm for a sprained wrist ligament as the striker takes this off for matches.

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The Fa have already said he won't be charged.

Move along you whiskey adled cunt.

[Leyton388]

The Fa have already said he won't be charged.

Move along you whiskey adled cunt.

What the FA say and what Fergie tells them to do is different.

[Slinky Skills]

Ashley Young's the worst diving cunt in the entire league, is he going to get a sanction too then Alex you dumb ****.

**** off and keep your purple beak out of other people's business for once you interfering old cunt.

[Red_Polo]

What I don't get is that everyone already knows Suarez dived then and has before. It was clear as day. And when managers back their player they are full of ****. But that's what managers do (usually). So what does Suarez being truthful about it now change things other than he's one of the few players that are willing to be truthful? Now Rodgers has come out and said that diving's unacceptable. He's still full of ****, but that's what he needed to say.

I think it's a reaction to the shamelessness of something a lot of folk find repellent.

[RichC]

I can't see any benefit for him coming out and saying what he did, it was in the past and being forgotten about, all thats happened is it's been turned into yet another Luis Suarez debate.

[Mello]

I think it's a reaction to the shamelessness of something a lot of folk find repellent.

Isn't it more shameful to deny the obvious?