Liverpool FC Forum

ycsatbjywtbiastkamb » Thu Apr 17, 2014 1:31 pm wrote:

metalhead » Thu Apr 17, 2014 12:35 pm wrote:Haha woof, double standards in here

We criticize Sturridge's EGO and ''IT'S ALWAYS ABOUT ME'' personalty we get ridiculed by the same posters who are ''fuming'' with Suarez' antics etc.. etc.. (except for Devaney because he is a sound fellow )

But you are having a go at Sturridge for nothing, somehow without even ever meeting him you have managed to conclude that he's selfish when he's no different than any other striker. Where you complaining about Suarez being selfish when he ignored Sterling's 50 yard run against Cardiff? You think Ian Rush and Robbie Fowler looked to square it when they had a sniff of a chance?
What Luis did on Sunday was frankly embaressing, we don't want Drogba-esque and Nani-esque histrionics here.
Remember when we were all up in arms when Ferguson said Suarez goes down very easy? Luis is making us fans who defended him look soft.

That's a different scenario, it was the last minute and he was playing for a hattrick and HE SCORED. If he didn't I would be fuming too.

I was also fuming with Suarez' antics too against City, he did some silly things I admit that. I was having a go at Sturridge because he does it all the bloody time.

Luis is no angel when it comes to ignoring team mates in good positions himself, the other week against Sunderland at home he was constantly trying ambitious shots from acute angles when we had players free in the middle.
Danny is no worse than Luis in that respect.
The pair of them are phenomenal strikers and the reason they have scored so many is because in 90% of situations they back themselves to score.

There have been times this season when they have chosen to try the pass when your screaming at them to shoot and the pass hasn't come off, dammed if you do, dammed if you don't

Boocity » Thu Apr 17, 2014 6:32 pm wrote:There have been times this season when they have chosen to try the pass when your screaming at them to shoot and the pass hasn't come off, dammed if you do, dammed if you don't

Big difference in taking a chance when you aren't at the end of a move.

Express online

Liverpool's Suarez SLAPS Skrtel in training ground bust-up before Chelsea clash
BRENDAN RODGERS may claim that Liverpool are not feeling the pressure as they close in on their first league title in 24 years but you wouldn't have known it at training on Friday.

Storm in a teacup ?

Pictures --->         http://www.express.co.uk/sport/football ... lsea-clash

In a Pepsi can and as cheesy non event as this ad

From the Mirror

Controversial striker Luis Suarez has been voted Player of the Year by his fellow stars, writes Steve Bates in the Sunday People.

And Liverpool’s entire squad will turn up in force to support their team-mate at the Professional Footballers Association awards dinner in London on Sunday night.

But while boss Brendan Rodgers has given the go-ahead for the Reds' players to attend the glitzy bash, Jose Mourinho has BANNED his Chelsea squad from going.

Moody Mourinho has told his stars they can’t go to the awards night, where team-mate Eden Hazard was nominated for the main prize.

The gala dinner doesn’t break the Blues' 48-hour curfew rules ahead of Wednesday’s return Champions League semi-final against Atletico Madrid at Stamford Bridge. But Mourinho has still put the block on them attending.

Chelsea had taken a table at the event but Mourinho wants his players in training on Monday morning to work on a game plan to beat Madrid.

That’s in stark contrast to Rodgers, who has sanctioned a major night out for his squad.

The players and their wives will fly to London on a private plane after their crunch title clash with Chelsea at Anfield.


They will see Uruguayan bad-boy Suarez complete his rehabilitation in the eyes of his fellow players after past ugly incidents.

Suarez was banned for eight games and fined £40,000 for racially abusing Patrice Evra in a league game against Manchester United at Anfield in October 2011.

Then, having told Liverpool officials he would shake the defender’s hand in the return game in February 2012, Suarez snubbed Evra (above) before kick-off.

And a year ago he caused outrage by biting Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic in a live TV game at Anfield.

That brought a huge club fine, a 10-match ban and calls for him to be thrown out of the English game.

But since returning from suspension last September, he has scored 30 goals in 30 games to boost Liverpool’s title charge.

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I'm not sure I like these plans before the match but it could lessen the tension and have them playing more relaxed.

Congratulations PFA player of the year!

Lets see you celebrate with a couple of hat-tricks to finish the season.

Congrats to Suarez and well deserved of course, run his guts out for Liverpool.

Also potentially add to his value, should it come to that, hopefully not.

What a player.

After a long stressful day we have something to celebrate. Well done Luis. As for him leaving I don't think he will he wanted CL football he,s now got it. What a difference 12 months make. In my opinion he is the best player on earth. He's going nowhere despite what all the BS the media are going to come up with.

He should have won player of the year last season as well, Bale only started playing well around Christmas and when he bit Ivanovic Luis was a couple of goals ahead of Van Persie in the scoring charts.
Losing the plot against Chelsea probably cost him the chance to be a back to back winner of the award.

kazza » Sun Apr 27, 2014 11:10 am wrote:From the Mirror

Controversial striker Luis Suarez has been voted Player of the Year by his fellow stars, writes Steve Bates in the Sunday People.

And Liverpool’s entire squad will turn up in force to support their team-mate at the Professional Footballers Association awards dinner in London on Sunday night.

But while boss Brendan Rodgers has given the go-ahead for the Reds' players to attend the glitzy bash, Jose Mourinho has BANNED his Chelsea squad from going.

Moody Mourinho has told his stars they can’t go to the awards night, where team-mate Eden Hazard was nominated for the main prize.

The gala dinner doesn’t break the Blues' 48-hour curfew rules ahead of Wednesday’s return Champions League semi-final against Atletico Madrid at Stamford Bridge. But Mourinho has still put the block on them attending.

Chelsea had taken a table at the event but Mourinho wants his players in training on Monday morning to work on a game plan to beat Madrid.

That’s in stark contrast to Rodgers, who has sanctioned a major night out for his squad.

The players and their wives will fly to London on a private plane after their crunch title clash with Chelsea at Anfield.

They will see Uruguayan bad-boy Suarez complete his rehabilitation in the eyes of his fellow players after past ugly incidents.

Suarez was banned for eight games and fined £40,000 for racially abusing Patrice Evra in a league game against Manchester United at Anfield in October 2011.

Then, having told Liverpool officials he would shake the defender’s hand in the return game in February 2012, Suarez snubbed Evra (above) before kick-off.


And a year ago he caused outrage by biting Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic in a live TV game at Anfield.

That brought a huge club fine, a 10-match ban and calls for him to be thrown out of the English game.

But since returning from suspension last September, he has scored 30 goals in 30 games to boost Liverpool’s title charge.

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I'm not sure I like these plans before the match but it could lessen the tension and have them playing more relaxed.

He needs the team there clapping like crazy to drown out the boooooos !!! 

BRILLIANT LUIS - YOU MORE THAN DESERVE IT !! Peer acceptance is a great motivator !!

Not before time ,Comfortably the best striker in the game, and this award is duly merited .

Has won the Football Writers Player of the Year aswell.