Luis Suárez

[G]

I don't know. Maybe he does, for a number of reasons. The recurring theme in all of this is the overreaction each time he speaks or does an interview and it so easily can be misquoted or taken out of context.

We will all know when he comes back from holidays or forces a transfer the closer it gets to the start of the season. I personally don't read anything in the papers; I just browse through this thread to keep me 'up to date' with this saga. I wish I didn't.

He can't get misquoted or have his words taken out of context if he doesn't say anything can he? It's not hard Luis, you've said your bit, it may be being misconstrued but if it was I would have expected his agent to have told him that and to not comment further.

He's there on national team duty, he should speak only about that, then sort this stuff out when he comes back. That's all I want from him, he owes me nothing as a fan, just a bit of decorum would be nice.

[Shaggy]

If Real were genuinely interested and talking to Luis' people and LFC then why does he feel the need to constantly send come and get me messages to Real through the media ??
I wonder if Perez's comments a while back about some players not being a fit for Real were genuine.

I'm getting more and more convinced Real don't really want him (which is madness - he ****s on their centre forwards and any they are likely to bring in). I'd be ecstatic if we can keep hold of him - arsed about all this flirting. A front four something like this next season would be exciting:

---Aspas-------Mkhitaryan--------Coutinho

----------------Suarez--------------------

Backed up by the likes of Sturridge, Alberto and others - nice.

[rodo]

I actually think real will only bid if they dont get bale or cavani even then I reckon they will leave it as late as possible and hope we **** it and accept a low bid

[Robbie-9-Fowler]

I actually think real will only bid if they dont get bale or cavani even then I reckon they will leave it as late as possible and hope we **** it and accept a low bid

If other clubs are involved that wouldn't be very smart.

[ashey]

@LBCeleste on Twitter has been translating all of his interviews into English. She says she's a Uruguayan LFC supporter, & claims the English press has twisted his words to suit their agenda (surely not?! ). She may have an agenda of her own, but it's interesting to get another take on the subject.

[ChesterDave]

@LBCeleste on Twitter has been translating all of his interviews into English. She says she's a Uruguayan LFC supporter, & claims the English press has twisted his words to suit their agenda (surely not?! ). She may have an agenda of her own, but it's interesting to get another take on the subject.

Given how much of a meal they made of Suarez swooning over RM compared to how little fanfare was given when Bale gushed then the press clearly do have an agenda

[G]

They've always had an agenda, which makes it even more stupid of him to talk about stuff like this knowing what they'll do with it. Every time he's away with Uruguay this happens. You'd have thought someone would have pointed that out to him. Or maybe it suits him what the press here are doing now.

[Fredo]

He can't get misquoted or have his words taken out of context if he doesn't say anything can he? It's not hard Luis, you've said your bit, it may be being misconstrued but if it was I would have expected his agent to have told him that and to not comment further.

He's there on national team duty, he should speak only about that, then sort this stuff out when he comes back. That's all I want from him, he owes me nothing as a fan, just a bit of decorum would be nice.

Why wouldn't he? He lives here for 9 months and when he's back in his native country, he's bound to reveal his frustrations about life here, and rightly so.

Nothing wrong with this. I've said it numerous times, it's difficult to interpret Spanish, let alone Uruguayan spanish, even more if you're not fluent in the language. Those who are have said that there's not much really in what he's said all along.

He's a frustrated guy.

[danperkins]

He's speaking as someone who wants a move to Madrid but isn't sure he'll get one.

[G]

Why wouldn't he? He lives here for 9 months and when he's back in his native country, he's bound to reveal his frustrations about life here, and rightly so.

Nothing wrong with this. I've said it numerous times, it's difficult to interpret Spanish, let alone Uruguayan spanish, even more if you're not fluent in the language. Those who are have said that there's not much really in what he's said all along.

He's a frustrated guy.

Why wouldn't he? Really?

Because it's causing a **** storm for his club every time he does it . I've read that Uruguayan girls timeline, He has said he'd love to play for Real and he has said he is sick of the press. He's also never said he doesn't want to go and that he's committed to us, either in English or Uruguayan Spanish. Saying that would end all the speculation but he hasn't. He surely has to be aware of the manner in which his words have been "twisted" and yet he's done nothing to rectify it. If you seriously believe he wants to stay and all this is misunderstanding your mental.

[Arn]

Why wouldn't he? He lives here for 9 months and when he's back in his native country, he's bound to reveal his frustrations about life here, and rightly so.

Nothing wrong with this. I've said it numerous times, it's difficult to interpret Spanish, let alone Uruguayan spanish, even more if you're not fluent in the language. Those who are have said that there's not much really in what he's said all along.

He's a frustrated guy.

The English media isn't even trying to interpret it. They have had an agenda against him a looooong time and they won't stop until he is off to a foreign club.

The English media imagine something up and don't care if it is the truth or not

Suarez out, that is what they want.

[danperkins]

Compare the way Bale has gone about things in comparison to Suarez. Bale has expressed how happy he is at Spurs under AVB and been pretty much silent on the matter otherwise, everyone else but Bale is talking about it.

Whereas Suarez, regardless of misinterpretation or media asking him direct questions... can't stop talking about it.

It's a matter of respect for the club, fair play to Bale.

[Gibbo]

Maybe Madrid have asked Suarez to be more vocal. Or maybe the interest in Bale isn't as concrete as the papers are dying for it to be.

Can't blame Suarez for wanting to leave a mid-table club to be a starter at a team that has a chance of winning both the CL and their own league too.

For some reason I do feel we may have priced Madrid out of a move though.

[Arn]

Compare the way Bale has gone about things in comparison to Suarez. Bale has expressed how happy he is at Spurs under AVB and been pretty much silent on the matter otherwise, everyone else but Bale is talking about it.

Whereas Suarez, regardless of misinterpretation or media asking him direct questions... can't stop talking about it.

It's a matter of respect for the club, fair play to Bale.

He moaned a lot when he got a few yellow cards for diving and I don't think the English media would print it even if he said something negative about the PL or Spurs at the moment.

He is the media darling number one by some distance.

[Shaggy]

Compare the way Bale has gone about things in comparison to Suarez. Bale has expressed how happy he is at Spurs under AVB and been pretty much silent on the matter otherwise, everyone else but Bale is talking about it.

Whereas Suarez, regardless of misinterpretation or media asking him direct questions... can't stop talking about it.

It's a matter of respect for the club, fair play to Bale.

I agree it'd be nice if Suarez shut up about it but it's a bit different - Bale's got **** all to do other than go on lots of holidays. Suarez is in Uruguay/Brazil playing in a tournament, surrounded by journalists all the time.