Newcastle (A) Build Up

[Pablo]

Tosser.

[Carras_Shin_Pads]

Oh yeah, good point.

Why wouldn't you include him if he was available mate?





What's with Sterling at the moment? Is he still injured or just having a bit of a break?

Think Rodgers was worried about a burnout, he seemed to go a bit of the pace.. probably needs the rest

[Neil Young]

Surely Suárez will be banned, I can't believe it's been mooted as a possibility he won't be. He's already accepted the charge and three games so that ban will start immediately, even if he appeals the sentence (which he won't IMO).

[Lee]

Think Rodgers was worried about a burnout, he seemed to go a bit of the pace.. probably needs the rest

Yeah I remember him mentioning that a while ago.

Will probably do him good to have some time out I suppose.

[SB]

Surely Suárez will be banned, I can't believe it's been mooted as a possibility he won't be. He's already accepted the charge and three games so that ban will start immediately, even if he appeals the sentence (which he won't IMO).

Is it really only a 3 game ban?

[The_weatherman]

At this moment at least I don't have any interest in watching, never felt so turned off football, I think I'll work on my house this weekend, do some painting or something.

[Fosterbloke]

I want to see how we adapt to life without Suarez

[SB]

Is it really only a 3 game ban?

No it's 10.

[kev776]

10 game ban of which 7 can be appealed before it goes to 12

[Gibbo]

I imagine we have already told them if we are appealing.

Probably get a statement before the end of the day.

[Shaggy]

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league/liverpool-warn-fans-over-use-of-pyrotechnic-devices-at-matches-8589623.html

Liverpool warn fans over use of 'pyrotechnic devices' at matches

This season there have been frequent episodes of canisters being opened at away games

Liverpool have warned fans they will ban anyone who lets off smoke bombs and other “pyrotechnic devices” at matches.

This season there have been frequent episodes of canisters being opened at away games, sending plumes of red smoke into the stadiums.

It is not a trend purely limited to Liverpool fans but the Merseyside club have called for their supporters to cease or risk the prospect of exclusion.

"As the Reds prepare to take on Newcastle on Saturday the club is reminding its travelling fans that smoke bombs, flares and other pyrotechnic devices are not allowed in any Premier League football grounds," said a statement on liverpoolfc.com.

"A number of incidents have been reported recently that a minority of Liverpool fans have been behaving inappropriately during our away fixtures and using these illegal devices.

"If a person is identified behaving inappropriately at away grounds then the club will have no option but to ban the individuals concerned from future matches.

"LFC encourages all away fans to respect the values of the club and stop taking these flares and fireworks to matches."