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It's the anniversary of Gary Speed's death today.
I'm not pretending to know for certain, but it's highly unlikely a professional football can 'mistime' challenges resulting in dangerous tackles nearly as prolifically as Suarez does. That's enough for me to form my opinion of whether there's intent or not.
I'm not pretending to know for certain, but it's highly unlikely a professional football can 'mistime' challenges resulting in dangerous tackles nearly as prolifically as Suarez does. That's enough for me to form my opinion of whether there's intent or not.
It's the anniversary of Gary Speed's death today.
joescrivens said:like I said above. If it were another footballer doing it. It would be non news. You are only hearing about it and seeing all the animated gifs because it is suarez. There will be plenty of other footballers throughout the leagues that consistently put in bad challenges like this. You just don't hear about them because of their profile.
It's a mountain out of a molehill, but, hey, it sells papers so who cares?
Wellbeck's recent dive, Bale's history of diving etc. don't get discussed as much but that's no excuse for what Suarez does week in and week out.
reminds me of when mclaren spoke in a duch accent.
Got to have been done as a joke surely

Jamie, unfortunately your hatred for Suarez clouds your judgement.
*sigh*
I haven't read it in a single paper. I've noticed it myself and then someone else brought it up here. No doubt there are lots of other people who snap at the heels of players, but for most of those it's probably the worst part of their game. For Suarez it's one of the lesser things he does.
I do agree some players get an easy time of it. Wellbeck's recent dive, Bale's history of diving etc. don't get discussed as much but that's no excuse for what Suarez does week in and week out.
Sadly I fear it isn't my judgement that is clouded. There is no reason for it be clouded because I hold no bias for or against Liverpool. They're a team in the league I'm completely indifferent too. They have players I respect and admire (Gerrard, Enrique, Reina and Johnson most notably), a few I don't think are up to much and just one that I think is pretty much scum of the Earth in football terms.
I'm not one of these people who hates a player purely because he plays for another team and is pretty decent (the Liverpool attitude towards Ronaldo springs to mind). I don't hate Messi, never had a problem with Ronaldo besides the England match he got Rooney sent off which I quickly forgot about, Drogba's rolling around didn't particularly bother me and actually made me laugh, Scholes' reckless tackles were ugly but the ref usually dealt with them fairly so justice was done in my books, I said from the offset that Shawcross' leg-breaking challenge on Ramsey was an accident despite my dislike for Stokes' game, I don't harbour any ill-feeling towards RVP/Cole/Nasri/Clichy/Fabregas/Adebayor for leaving and I'm sure there's many more examples where I think I'm actually remarkably unbiased for a football supporter.
The fact remains that there is only 1 player in football today which I'd describe myself as "hating' (although, I'd take issue that it's pretty unreasonable to hate a footballer) and that player is Suarez. For all his technical skill and craft, he's completely devoid of any moral fibre. He overtly cheats, fouls and dives his way through games and I perceive for what he actually he does wrong he gets off very lightly from the referee. I actually don't even feel the press gets on his back enough. He has absolutely no respect or decency.

Totally agree, it happens week in week out with him.
I will laugh so much if Suarez scores the winner against arsenal this season![]()
You mean this?
Typical Suarez
Last defender but no clear diving opportunity available so no option but to go for goal
Joking aside. I don't think anybody is questioning his ability. I don't think people even get that bothered by dirty players. It seems to be the sly devious manner in which he goes about his antics that people find disgusting.
It seems to be the sly devious manner in which he goes about his antics that people find disgusting.


Based oure talent and skill he would arguably get into any team in the world. He is an amazing player. BUT his attitude, diving and cheating stink.
I have no problem with his goalkeeping in the WC though as most professionals would have done the same.
Joking aside, I thinks it just a jealousy thing.
Much as I know how much you'd love that to be the case.
The23rdman said:This attitude you're talking about, does that include never giving up, running and giving 100% for every moment he's on the pitch?
Joey Barton never gives up and gives 100% too. Do u like his attitude?
joescrivens said:No he doesn't. He's not even in the same league of commitment to the game like suarez, kuyt, tevez, aguero or even wayne rooney god forbid
So what's your problem with Rooney, besides the fact he plays for your more successful rival?

But I don't have the deluded hate for him you seem to have acquired for suarez. It's just a general dislike
How do you feel about biting?
Or has that been swept under the carpet for you? I won't link the gif as I'm sure you've seen it before.
biting (<worse) cheating on your wife/gf
Let's use your philosophy here...
That's an opinion, not a fact.
We're all football fans and are more likely to be 'deluded' by our own players than we are to be 'deluded' by players of other clubs we're not bothered about.
Everybody thinks Suarez is a good player regardless of who we support.
Everybody thinks his antics are disgusting regardless of who we support - apart from Liverpool supporters.
'The clues are there' as they say.
Everybody thinks his antics are disgusting regardless of who we support - apart from Liverpool supporters.
This is incorrect.
Liverpool supporters think the disgusting antics are disgusting. Biting and the last tackle above for example. There's just fewer of them than you lot make out, in our opinion
The rest of the stuff is just the media bigging it all up, and everyone following suit.