Luis Suárez

[Kenneth]

There's also been a lot of making excuses, claiming it's a Twitter / Photoshop conspiracy, saying that biting someone is nothing much, or saying that they don't care because he wasn't playing for us in that match. I'm just saying that if it was the other way around I doubt that anyone would be looking for excuses or playing it down.

Same with directing racial insults at an opponent. Even the club was myopic on that one.

[RichC]

One of our fund managers got forced to resign for nondisclosure of a CCJ for a loan that her alcoholic ex husband had taken out in her name that she hadnt been aware of. We were taken over & it was used against her- 23 years service & marched off the premises within a few hours.

That's particularly harsh, US based bank by any chance ?

[James P]

One of our fund managers got forced to resign for nondisclosure of a CCJ for a loan that her alcoholic ex husband had taken out in her name that she hadnt been aware of. We were taken over & it was used against her- 23 years service & marched off the premises within a few hours.

That's ****. We wouldn't treat any of our team like that under any circumstance.

[James P]

Same with directing racial insults at an opponent. Even the club was myopic on that one.

Absolutely. And unless I missed it, Luis never actually apologised to Evra for that one.

[Gibbo]

There's also been a lot of making excuses, claiming it's a Twitter / Photoshop conspiracy, saying that biting someone is nothing much, or saying that they don't care because he wasn't playing for us in that match. I'm just saying that if it was the other way around I doubt that anyone would be looking for excuses or playing it down.

That's just human nature though isn't it, looking after your own. You say conspiracy but that picture that the mail used is without a doubt photoshopped. So that has merit. Now, if he did play for another team, I personally wouldn't have made a deal of it, probably would have called him a dirty so and so and laughed about it. The point about elbows and other things are that whilst they aren't animalistic they are a lot more dangerous long term. Violent conduct is violent conduct, despite it being a strange case. I think the punishment in this case fits the crime, and there has been an overreaction to the entire thing.

[Chris]

There's also been a lot of making excuses, claiming it's a Twitter / Photoshop conspiracy, saying that biting someone is nothing much, or saying that they don't care because he wasn't playing for us in that match. I'm just saying that if it was the other way around I doubt that anyone would be looking for excuses or playing it down.

It's hardly that mad to doubt a picture in this day and age, they can be knocked up in about 60 seconds and viral not long after. But some of the clips do look very damning so he's been a tool and deserves what he gets.

Of course one of our players will get more leeway than a rival player, it'd be bizarre if it was any other way.

[Kenneth]

One of our fund managers got forced to resign for nondisclosure of a CCJ for a loan that her alcoholic ex husband had taken out in her name that she hadnt been aware of. We were taken over & it was used against her- 23 years service & marched off the premises within a few hours.

[Roboklopp]

Nope. It was truly disgusting- she looks after 3 kids on her own & had already had loads of trouble with him. The firm that took us over are complete cunts- arrogant and inept & her face didn't fit so they used it against her.

[Vermilion]

6 matches sounds about right to me.

[Roboklopp]

Not really. Poor woman was lovely and kind & had already been through hell with a horrible messy divorce then got completely ****ed over. Don't find it a laughing matter.

[Kenneth]

What does it have to do with luis Suarez?

[James P]

That's just human nature though isn't it, looking after your own. You say conspiracy but that picture that the mail used is without a doubt photoshopped. So that has merit. Now, if he did play for another team, I personally wouldn't have made a deal of it, probably would have called him a dirty so and so and laughed about it. The point about elbows and other things are that whilst they aren't animalistic they are a lot more dangerous long term. Violent conduct is violent conduct, despite it being a strange case. I think the punishment in this case fits the crime, and there has been an overreaction to the entire thing.

I guess we'll have to agree to disagree on this one.

It's hardly that mad to doubt a picture in this day and age, they can be knocked up in about 60 seconds and viral not long after. But some of the clips do look very damning so he's been a tool and deserves what he gets.

Of course one of our players will get more leeway than a rival player, it'd be bizarre if it was any other way.

My issue is that if this was his first offence, I'd be more inclined to take that line. It's not, and he keeps letting everyone down. I just don't feel inclined to defend him any more, and am rapidly coming to the conclusion that I don't want him at the club any more. Given that he's one of the most outrageously talented players we've ever seen, that's a really depressing point to have reached.

[Gibbo]

The collar on that photo is deffo photoshopped, it's a conspiracy.

[Gibbo]

I guess we'll have to agree to disagree on this one.

[Shaggy]

Six matches

Imagine the boiled piss!

The nation will be feeewwwwwwmin