Luis Suárez

[dom9]

I can't believe I've strayed on-topic.

Bye.

[Slinky Skills]

I don't know what you're clapping your hands for he'll string this saga out till the last minute and we'll end up with egg on our face and you know it.

You won't be clapping your hands then, that applies to you too Nigey Mr sit on the fence.

[Fredo]

I don't know what you're clapping your hands for he'll string this saga out till the last minute and we'll end up with egg on our face and you know it.

You won't be clapping your hands then, that applies to you too Nigey Mr sit on the fence.

I am no clairvoyant and I'm pretty sure you aren't as well, not sure I'd describe it as fence sitting though.

[Slinky Skills]

Of course I'm not.

But I'm not naive enough to know that we'll be the ones that end up getting shafted.

Guaranteed you'll be the first to come on here complaining.

[Fredo]

Guaranteed you'll be the first to come on here complaining.

Complaining? Will I ****.

[fidget]

I don't know what you're clapping your hands for he'll string this saga out till the last minute and we'll end up with egg on our face and you know it.

You won't be clapping your hands then, that applies to you too Nigey Mr sit on the fence.

Slinky you need an empty - you're taking out your frustration on poor Luis and that's just not right.

[rodo]

Luis Suarez has stoked up talk of a move to Real Madrid after admitting that he wants to play alongside Cristiano Ronaldo.
The controversial striker rocked Anfield last month after revealing he wants to leave Liverpool, citing what he feels as unfair treatment from the media as a key reason behind his decision.
Real Madrid are known to be among Suarez's suitors with the La Liga giants also considering a blockbuster move for Tottenham's Gareth Bale this summer.

And the Uruguay international, who scored the winner in his country's 1-0 win over France last week, has spoken of his desire to link up with the club's star man Ronaldo.
'Of course I would like to play with Ronaldo, he is a great player,' said Suarez ahead of Uruguay's World Cup qualifier against Venezuela on Tuesday.
'You never know, but it is complicated. 'At the moment he is in Madrid and I am in Liverpool and I do not know what is going to happen.'

Suarez, who was hit with a ten-match ban for biting Branislav Ivanovic, has however showed more contrition for his actions against the Chelsea defender.
'I know I made a mistake in the incident with Ivanovic - it was me, my fault, and he did not do anything to me,' Suarez added.
'I was angry because I had given away a penalty for handball. I was the reason for the penalty against my team - I saw red and completely lost it.
'I can't really explain it and I am so sorry – but the reaction was amazing.'


Meanwhile, Liverpool will welcome new £7m striker Iago Aspas on Tuesday morning but face showdown talks over the future of defender Martin Skrtel.
Aspas, 25, will sign from Celta Vigo following a medical but Liverpool face a battle to keep Slovakian defender Skrtel.
His agent Karol Csonto will meet Liverpool next week but would-be suitors Napoli are reluctant to pay his £100,000 a week wages.
Csonto said: 'I will be in England next week to talk with Liverpool and define Martin's future.'


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[EwarWoo]

That comment seems very familiar, is it a rehash of an old comment or am I experiencing deja vous?

But anwyays, pointless reading more into it than is there. All he's saying is that it's possible at somepoint in the future he could end up playing with Ronaldo. It's not really hinting that he will go to RM.

We all know that the press have an agenda against him, but suddenly seem to be lapping it up.

Starting to think he should go to be honest. With both the fans and media against him he as no reason to stay. I'd be off like a shot.

[kev776]

I'm sure if you asked 90% of footballers if they would like to play next to pretty boy at Madrid they would say yes, I'm sure this is just sound byte bollox stirred up again by the media. I will keep my gun powder dry until a decision is made properly after the Internationals have finished.

[Assassin]

I've fallen out of love with him now.

I'm sure he will be happy he is not on your 2 year stalking cycle

[fah-q]

Luis Suarez has stoked up talk of a move to Real Madrid after admitting that he wants to play alongside Cristiano Ronaldo.
The controversial striker rocked Anfield last month after revealing he wants to leave Liverpool, citing what he feels as unfair treatment from the media as a key reason behind his decision.
Real Madrid are known to be among Suarez's suitors with the La Liga giants also considering a blockbuster move for Tottenham's Gareth Bale this summer.

And the Uruguay international, who scored the winner in his country's 1-0 win over France last week, has spoken of his desire to link up with the club's star man Ronaldo.
'Of course I would like to play with Ronaldo, he is a great player,' said Suarez ahead of Uruguay's World Cup qualifier against Venezuela on Tuesday.
'You never know, but it is complicated. 'At the moment he is in Madrid and I am in Liverpool and I do not know what is going to happen.'

Ha, thats a massive misquote.

He's still off mind, but thats a complete twisting of an older quote.

[fah-q]

As for Betty in Accounts, I'm sick of her selfish attitude. We should get rid.

[lickedlollipop]

all this talking turned suarez story into saga..and that's never good, not for the club and not for the fans. imo he will leave, I hope I am wrong but I'm sceptical...

[James P]

All people focus on themselves but these guys are on more in one week than most people earn in a lifetime.

How is that right?

You're correct, it isn't right. By your calculation someone working for 45 years until retirement would earn less than (say) £200,000 in their lifetime, so £4,445 per year.That's less than half of the minimum wage. I think that 'most people' will manage to exceed that.

Pedantism aside, who makes it possible for these guys to earn this kind of money? We do. We pay to watch, to wear the shirts, to buy the products that they endorse. Yes, the Man City and Chelsea type clubs make losses that are funded by rich owners, but if nobody gave a **** about football and there was no money in it at all, do you think they'd still be spunking their cash on it?

The fact is that when the vast majority of players in the PL make £1m a year or more, then the money does become less relevant, and for the very best players the lure of winning stuff is greater. They're going to get paid a fortune wherever they play, so the only differential is whether they end up with silverware.

[Redspin]

You're correct, it isn't right. By your calculation someone working for 45 years until retirement would earn less than (say) £200,000 in their lifetime, so £4,445 per year.That's less than half of the minimum wage. I think that 'most people' will manage to exceed that.

Pedantism aside, who makes it possible for these guys to earn this kind of money? We do. We pay to watch, to wear the shirts, to buy the products that they endorse. Yes, the Man City and Chelsea type clubs make losses that are funded by rich owners, but if nobody gave a **** about football and there was no money in it at all, do you think they'd still be spunking their cash on it?

The fact is that when the vast majority of players in the PL make £1m a year or more, then the money does become less relevant, and for the very best players the lure of winning stuff is greater. They're going to get paid a fortune wherever they play, so the only differential is whether they end up with silverware.

A pedant writes: "Pedantism aside..." should read "Pedantry aside..."