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I don't care anymore, it's in the past and without him I don't think we would have been in the same position we are now.

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metalhead » Mon Mar 03, 2014 12:09 pm wrote:watch the player of the year award given to Hazard anyways 

It's almost a done deal if Chelsea wins the league, Hazard will win the POTY or regardless of how many goals and assist Luis contributed. The London press and Maureen will keep reminding everyone just how well Hazard organise his midfield and Luis' history of unsportmanship behaviour to make him unworthy.

metalhead » Mon Mar 03, 2014 2:17 pm wrote:I don't care anymore, it's in the past and without him I don't think we would have been in the same position we are now.

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Agreed MH, but we're viewing the wider issue, not just Judas.

Issue was Woof, Suarez wanted to leave, LFC didn't want to sell, Suarez mouthed off in public, LFC still refused to sell, Suarez apologized to BR and team, stayed and served his suspension, then Suarez came back scored 24 goals and has 10 assists up to date. No sulking, no not coming to training and no acting unprofessional

Issue solved.

e basta

But I agree with you regarding the transfer request, if Suarez did that we would have been fooked 

Santa » Mon Mar 03, 2014 2:37 pm wrote:

metalhead » Mon Mar 03, 2014 12:09 pm wrote:watch the player of the year award given to Hazard anyways 

It's almost a done deal if Chelsea wins the league, Hazard will win the POTY or regardless of how many goals and assist Luis contributed. The London press and Maureen will keep reminding everyone just how well Hazard organise his midfield and Luis' history of unsportmanship behaviour to make him unworthy.

It would be stupid, I mean top goalscorer AND assist leader....

We'll never know the full details of these contracts but at this point I couldn't care less if we played dirty and disrespected the contract. Whatever we did, it was the right decision and had we not did what we did we wouldn't have kept Suarez and we wouldn't have been fighting for the league title. We probably wouldn't have been in the top 4 either.

Santa » Mon Mar 03, 2014 2:37 pm wrote:

metalhead » Mon Mar 03, 2014 12:09 pm wrote:watch the player of the year award given to Hazard anyways 

It's almost a done deal if Chelsea wins the league, Hazard will win the POTY or regardless of how many goals and assist Luis contributed. The London press and Maureen will keep reminding everyone just how well Hazard organise his midfield and Luis' history of unsportmanship behaviour to make him unworthy.

Disagree.

The FA would look completely stupid and irrelevant if they didn't award it to Suarez, who will be top scorer and most likely top assist maker by the end of the season.

We may all hate Cheatski but Hazard has come nowhere near the level of dominance Suarez has this season, couldn't care less what JOE-SAY thinks.

It's almost undisputed that Suarez is in the top 3 players in the world right now. Hazard would be lucky to make a list of the top 10.

Yea I think if Suarez is top scorer and assister, he will win a landslide. People are actually starting to admit just how good he is. Everybody knew how good he was, they just refused to say it.

Hazard is such a hit and miss player anyway. He'll go stretches without doing much, then score a hat trick against shitty opposition. I don't even think he's in the top 3 in the PL. I'd rather have Aguero or Yaya over him, and even Sturridge the way he's been playing. 12 goals and 7 assists is no joke, but Suarez has twice as many goals, and wouldn't surprise me if he finished with twice as many assists either.

Premier League: Luis Suarez says Liverpool future does not depend on Champions League

Liverpool striker Luis Suarez has claimed that his future does not depend on the club securing UEFA Champions League football this season.

The Uruguay international is enjoying a prolific campaign for the Anfield outfit, with his 24 Premier League goals firing the club to second in the table.

Suarez recently signed a new long-term contract to keep him with the Merseyside outfit until 2017 following a summer of speculation amid interest from Arsenal.

There have been suggestions that the 27-year-old could look to move on if Brendan Rodgers' side miss out on the top four, but Suarez has moved to calm any concerns among the Reds faithful.

Asked if he would stay even if Liverpool fail to finish in the top four, he told FourFourTwo magazine: "I think so. I signed my new contract because I'm very happy here and I want to stay where I'm enjoying football and life.

"I signed my new contract because I'm very happy here and I want to stay where I'm enjoying football and life. Playing in the Champions League isn't dependent on that."

"Playing in the Champions League isn't dependent on that.

"I'd actually prefer not to win this Golden Boot and for Liverpool to qualify for the Champions League this season.

"Any player would miss the Champions League. We've not been good enough since I've been here to qualify, but this could definitely be our year.

"It would be a frustration not to get fourth because we've done everything possible and given our maximum to qualify."

Suarez feels that as 'one of the best players in the world' he can help drive Liverpool on over the final 10 games of the season as they look to return to the top table of continental competition.

Player Profile

7. Luis Suarez
Appearances 35
Goals 31
Assists 12
Yellows 5
Reds 0
Current Season

"This is my best season yet. I feel in a very good place, physically and mentally," he added.

"Every day, I feel better in this club. I hope to continue down this path because we want Champions League football for Liverpool and, personally speaking, I want to continue that mentality throughout the World Cup with Uruguay.

"I'm 27, at my peak, and I feel very happy within the club because I'm part of the best football in the world - the Premier League. I'm enjoying every game I play and my family life here, which is very important.

"He always said his first year would be a building one and the second would be better, which it has been. I hope next season can be better still."

Suarez on Brendan Rodgers

"I like winning. I hate losing - I've done enough of that. I'm one of the best players in the world, so having the opportunity to win everything - and losing only occasionally - is what drives me. I'm ambitious. I want to win and won't stop until I score one, two or more goals."

Suarez believes Reds boss Rodgers has been pivotal in Liverpool's recent resurgence and feels he can lead the club to even greater heights next term.

He said: "You can tell he studied in Holland and Spain. He wants us to play with the ball on the floor.

"He understands the atmosphere in which players thrive and talks to us on a regular basis about how he wants us to play. He always said his first year would be a building one and the second would be better, which it has been. I hope next season can be better still."
http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11669/9196286/premier-league-luis-suarez-says-liverpool-future-does-not-depend-on-champions-league

Great read Boocity. Thanks for posting.

Article from that slimey piece of s**t over at the Chavs on Suarez

http://espnfc.com/news/story/_/id/1744890/chelsea-boss-jose-mourinho-swipe-kings-penalties?cc=3436

Suarez should stick this up on the club room wall before the game against them in April.

When he scores and we beat those c**ts the whole team should do the Suarez dive celebration in front of him, to RAM HIS PATHETIC MIND TRICKS UP HIS A**E.      

Yea he's inferring diving for pens, but look at players like Oscar, Hazard and Eto'o. Especially the first 2… They may not go down for pens as often as others, but you won't see many players hit the floor faster at the slightest touch on the pitch. Oscar and Hazard spend more time rolling on the ground than actually playing the game.

eds » Tue Mar 11, 2014 12:40 am wrote:Article from that slimey piece of s**t over at the Chavs on Suarez

http://espnfc.com/news/story/_/id/1744890/chelsea-boss-jose-mourinho-swipe-kings-penalties?cc=3436

Suarez should stick this up on the club room wall before the game against them in April.

When he scores and we beat those c**ts the whole team should do the Suarez dive celebration in front of him, to RAM HIS PATHETIC MIND TRICKS UP HIS A**E.   :buttrock   

TBH he doesn't mention Suarez the media pushed his name into it. he was responding to Eto's penalty against Spurs and claims he went down too easy.

Boocity » Tue Mar 11, 2014 6:36 am wrote:

eds » Tue Mar 11, 2014 12:40 am wrote:Article from that slimey piece of s**t over at the Chavs on Suarez

http://espnfc.com/news/story/_/id/1744890/chelsea-boss-jose-mourinho-swipe-kings-penalties?cc=3436

Suarez should stick this up on the club room wall before the game against them in April.

When he scores and we beat those c**ts the whole team should do the Suarez dive celebration in front of him, to RAM HIS PATHETIC MIND TRICKS UP HIS A**E.   :buttrock   

TBH he doesn't mention Suarez the media pushed his name into it. he was responding to Eto's penalty against Spurs and claims he went down too easy.

He has already come out attacking Suarez earlier this season for the same thing he so doesn't need to mention it again.

It is a blatant attempt at a pathetic mind trick to coerce refs not giving anything against Suarez as he knows we are right on their fu.c.king tails.

You just watch the Suarez hysteria rise as he plays the media like a fiddle leading up to a showdown with them next month.