dillon 

Yes bro? What happened?

*    Boy of 11 was suspended for biting another child at North Wales school
*    Sharon Ellis says attack on son Ryan was direct result of Suarez's action

Last night mother Sharon Ellis said the attack on her son Ryan, 11, was a direct result of the example Suarez had set.

She said: ‘Suarez’s actions on the football field have led to my son being bitten. The boys were at the school’s breakfast club and there had been some altercation because someone had stood on someone’s foot. The other boy turned round to my son and said, “I’m going to do a Luis Suarez, I’m going to bite you”.

‘And then he went ahead and bit his upper right arm. He then went around bragging to the other children that he had “done a Suarez”.’

Miss Ellis, 45, from Connah’s Quay, North Wales, said Ryan –  a Liverpool fan – was left with a bruised upper arm. ‘He was a bit shaken. The bite went through two layers of clothing and left a mark,’ she said.

‘These aren’t nursery school children, you don’t expect 11-year-olds to go around biting each other. They looked at what Luis Suarez did, he did not even get sent off.’

I come bearing bad news (albeit tabloid news):

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-23...biting-him.html

I'm going to do a Suarez! What boy told fellow pupil before biting him... as footballer is spared the sack and offered 'anger management'

Dont get me wrong, Fergie is still a winner like Mourinho. But always a class below in terms of being a classy manager.

i think your list missing m.carrick, one of the most consistent player this season

Suarez for me!
Bad boy FTW!

yeah!!!

This Alan Kong these days never go and shit. That is why we are not winning. Go and berak more la bro.

recently no mood watch football bro... break up wit gf last month... 

I come bearing bad news (albeit tabloid news):

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-23...biting-him.html

I'm going to do a Suarez! What boy told fellow pupil before biting him... as footballer is spared the sack and offered 'anger management'

Suarez fer me. while other players are surrounded by a good team, Suarez lifted Liverpool and most of the time a one man show and haf been doing it all season long

Same reason why I was all for Gerrard during the Gerrard-Lampard debate on who is the better player?

Precisely what I was afraid off what with him being not just an ambassador for the club, but a role model for children.

Having said that, I do still think that anything Suarez does is put under a microscope. I'm sure someone, somewhere has done a "Cantona", or a "Zidane" but no one reported it, or rather, no news agency thought it was worthwhile to report.

Mombasa - A Kenyan referee is suing the national football federation, saying he was left impotent after a coach grabbed and squeezed his testicles in a pitch invasion.

Referee Martin Wekesa said he was seeking $240 000 in compensation from FKF after the alleged assault in a game in September last year, when he was kicked and hit by members of the Sparki Youth team before being "attacked in my private parts" by one of the coaching staff.

Wekesa said Daudi Kajembe came onto the field and assaulted him after a decision to send a Sparki player off.

"He pulled my testicles. He actually pressed them and I was hanging on him when he was pulling me. I was crying and could not get myself out from his hands," Wekesa said. "I remember Kajembe told me, raising his hand, 'I can kill you in a minute,' and came directly to my testicles."

Wekesa was rescued by a police officer, he said, but slumped to his knees in pain on the pitch before being taken to the hospital. He is now unable to have sex with his wife, he claims, saying it is "impossible."

"It is so painful, painful, painful in my areas," he said.

I voted Bale to be my PFA. Master of dipping free kicks, lighting quick, great ball shooter, excellent set piece taker & most importantly humble and genuine as footballer and as a person.

I cannot understand this. Never have and never will.

Why is Luis Suarez speculated to get 7 match ban? A violent conduct is normally amounted to 3 match ban but it is special treatment for Suarez?

I dont know if what Suarez did was as worse as the Arsenal players pushing and chasing Ruud Van Nistlerooy in a gangster style or Ashley Cole's Pizza throwing incident.

You talked about an elbow and a straight red card. A dangerous tackle and a straight red card. A slap on the face and a straight red card. These are violent conduct or improper conduct on the field. So how is a harmless bite can be resorted to 7 match ban? Did Ivanovic check in to emergency unit? Did he almost lost his arm or he has any bacteria infection now?

THE FA IS AGAIN BEING RIDICULOUS! Are they really taking it out on Suarez or Liverpool? Are we really disturbing their lives too much? 

IF they give Suarez a 3 match to 4 match ban plus a heavy fine. Hands down! That is absolutely spot on and I have no complain.

If they ban Suarez for 7 matches and then heavy fine, I am gonna be really pissed. To hell with the FA!

Suarez fer me. while other players are surrounded by a good team, Suarez lifted Liverpool and most of the time a one man show and haf been doing it all season long

Lampard is not even close

I cannot understand this. Never have and never will.
Why is Luis Suarez speculated to get 7 match ban? A violent conduct is normally amounted to 3 match ban but it is special treatment for Suarez?
I dont know if what Suarez did was as worse as the Arsenal players pushing and chasing Ruud Van Nistlerooy in a gangster style or Ashley Cole's Pizza throwing incident.
You talked about an elbow and a straight red card. A dangerous tackle and a straight red card. A slap on the face and a straight red card. These are violent conduct or improper conduct on the field. So how is a harmless bite can be resorted to 7 match ban? Did Ivanovic check in to emergency unit? Did he almost lost his arm or he has any bacteria infection now?
THE FA IS AGAIN BEING RIDICULOUS! Are they really taking it out on Suarez or Liverpool? Are we really disturbing their lives too much? 
IF they give Suarez a 3 match to 4 match ban plus a heavy fine. Hands down! That is absolutely spot on and I have no complain.
If they ban Suarez for 7 matches and then heavy fine, I am gonna be really pissed. To hell with the FA!

with the controversy he is creating he is also becoming a one man circus.

Seems like the FA is cracking under media pressure again.
How many times have we seen this from them?

Suarez fer me. while other players are surrounded by a good team, Suarez lifted Liverpool and most of the time a one man show and haf been doing it all season long

Same reason why I was all for Gerrard during the Gerrard-Lampard debate on who is the better player?

Seems like the FA is cracking under media pressure again.
How many times have we seen this from them?

The whole world is watching how bias they are. I guess hurting Liverpool is ok because we are bl00dy scousers after all. For years they accused the people of peeing on dead bodies, so what;s more they cant do?

Some more JFT96 group wanted to take action against the FA for approving the venue prior to the incident, FA must be very very butthurt. No maybe pr1ckhurt, b00bhurt, ballhurt as well, to sum it up every private part hurt.

So Liverpool deserves to get unjust treatment because we are public enemy no.1? Just like certain ruling government throwing people to ISA. Haih.

I cannot understand this. Never have and never will.

Why is Luis Suarez speculated to get 7 match ban? A violent conduct is normally amounted to 3 match ban but it is special treatment for Suarez?

I dont know if what Suarez did was as worse as the Arsenal players pushing and chasing Ruud Van Nistlerooy in a gangster style or Ashley Cole's Pizza throwing incident.

You talked about an elbow and a straight red card. A dangerous tackle and a straight red card. A slap on the face and a straight red card. These are violent conduct or improper conduct on the field. So how is a harmless bite can be resorted to 7 match ban? Did Ivanovic check in to emergency unit? Did he almost lost his arm or he has any bacteria infection now?

THE FA IS AGAIN BEING RIDICULOUS! Are they really taking it out on Suarez or Liverpool? Are we really disturbing their lives too much? 

IF they give Suarez a 3 match to 4 match ban plus a heavy fine. Hands down! That is absolutely spot on and I have no complain.

If they ban Suarez for 7 matches and then heavy fine, I am gonna be really pissed. To hell with the FA!

This could probably be one of the reasons why he is going to be banned for a long time. http://espnfc.com/news/story/_/id/1422433/...inister?cc=4716

On Suarez.
He bit.
Media created controversies

On Lampard.
Its about lifting up a team

GUS POYET sums it up!

"There are players who have done terrible things and apologised after two minutes and have been portrayed as a hero for apologising quickly.

"Luis Suarez apologises immediately and nobody believes the apology. It's sad. Are they living their personal lives by the same rules? I don't like that. There is plenty of hypocrisy in football now.

http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11669/8666928?

HYPOCRITES! If it's liverpool it must be terrible. Bunch of MU in the FA and media?

Good save.
if you have a wildcard player things like this is bound to happen.
you can be angry and sad about how things are but don't go blaming it is because they are bias towards other teams.
8 reasons why FA loves Liverpool

No. They are not bias towards other teams. They are just simply raping Liverpool for fun. We are jews in the camp

Suarez fer me. while other players are surrounded by a good team, Suarez lifted Liverpool and most of the time a one man show and haf been doing it all season long

"It's difficult to have Luis playing at that level with a different character. You need to play the whole package and manage him the best way you can and get the best out of him without any other issues.

"You need to be with him daily and know where he is and in which country he is playing football. It is not just about the 90 minutes we see. I think right now the mental side of football is the most important part."

Poyet accepts that the way Suarez plays his football will divide opinion, but believes he is often misunderstood by English audiences.

"They think they know the reasons why he plays how he plays," Poyet explained. "He learnt to play in a certain way and he will do everything possible to win a football match; sometimes too much. He knows that better than you and me".

The Liverpool striker has been charged with violent conduct by the Football Association over the shocking incident in Sunday's Premier League match.

Luque played with Suarez at Ajax and the pair were involved in an on-field confrontation in a match against Feyenoord.

A dispute between the pair over taking a free-kick led to them coming to blows in the dressing room at half-time and they had to be separated by team-mates. They were both substituted at the break and hit with heavy fines by Ajax.

But Luque reckons Suarez is a "good guy".

He said: "We were good friends before and after this incident and it was the only time I ever had a problem with him.

"After that game he admitted he was wrong and said sorry because that's the type of guy he is. He is a good guy, and we all make mistakes.

"He was quiet in the dressing room and kept to himself, but when he gets onto the pitch he is transformed.

"He fights for everything, he's very physical, and what happened with Ivanovic was unfortunate, but I'm sure he didn't do it with any bad intentions or in bad faith.

"Luis is a player who lives football 100 per cent. He plays with a lot of intensity and right to the limit. We know Luis is capable of doing anything to win a game and sometimes he does things in the heat of the moment, but he is the type of player I'd always want in my team."

Luque, a former Spain international who spent two years at Newcastle, claimed the incident was being blown out of proportion, even though Suarez was banned for seven matches while at Ajax for biting PSV Eindhoven's Otman Bakkal.

"In the Premier League everything is exaggerated a lot and perhaps this is getting more coverage because it's not the first time something like this has happened to Luis," he added.

"There's no need to give more importance to it. He has said sorry and that's for the better. It is just an anecdote."

He urged Liverpool to keep hold of the player, adding: "If he left Liverpool they would find it tough to find someone of the same quality as him."

On a brighter side, Oh Carol is coming back

Carroll wants Liverpool return

http://www.clubcall.com/liverpool/carroll-...rn-1580653.html?

He can at least be a plan B defender during set piece.

I think it's funny and yet heartwarming to hear about the support from Mike Tyson towards Luis Suarez. LOL

Luis is set to lose the Golden Boot and PFA but he gained a powerful friend in Mikey. Dont play play Evra. Mikey can take out all your teeth! Dont try mocking Luis anymore LOL

http://www.espn.co.uk/football/sport/story...tml?CMP=OTC-RSS

Calm down guys. As much as I love Suarez, I think he overdid it this time. Its not like this is his first offence. He did it once in Holland, and to come to the PL and do it again? What do you expect people gonna make of this kind of person?

King Kenny defended him risking his own carrier and reputation in the process and I at least expected Luis to repay us (not just with goals) given the support that we've shown him during the racism case. He has been such a good boy leading up to this event leading us to believe that he's change for the good forever. And why would he throw it all down the drain with one idiotic unspeakable action is beyond comprehension. He should know that he is under scrutiny and if he put one foot wrong, it will be blown out of proportion. He should know that. Him being a professional footballer, Im sure we all expected him to be better than that.

The clubs reputation is at stake at the moment. I really have no idea how LFC are going to handle this situation. Of coz I want to keep Luis if we could but not at the expense of the clubs integrity and reputation.

Micah Richards anybody? I think if we can work out his fitness the way we did for Agger and Johnson, then Richards will be perfect! Pacy and strong and has ability to carry the ball forward, just the way the team plays nowadays.

Manchester City slap £15m price tag on Liverpool target

http://sportsnewsireland.com/soccer/soccer...get-2013-04-23/?

15?!?!..dayum expensive English recruit. Not a bad signing but he will just sit on the bench waiting for a Jonson injury. I think its not a priority..also we still have Wisdom.

Bayern trash Barca 4-0 while gotze and pep on the way

Maybe Suarez in the summer too 

Damn... Bayern really thrashed Barca. Don't think I've ever seen Barca play so badly in the past 10 years. Bayern is truly becoming European Champions again.

Damn... Bayern really thrashed Barca. Don't think I've ever seen Barca play so badly in the past 10 years. Bayern is truly becoming European Champions again.

Not sure how many more attacking player pep need - Their already have the likes of Gomez, Muller, Ribery, Robben, Kroos and incoming Gotze. All established international players who would not be happy to sit on bench.

That shows the triangle forming of tiki taka has a major weakness. Actually Everton already exposed that many times while playing against Swansea. The method is quick closing down up on their half and stop their triangle and make them panic.

"Quicker to close down their opponents, Bayern were also swifter in spreading the play, and unsurprisingly they had the first chance with Robben exchanging passes with Martinez before shooting straight at Victor Valdes in the second minute. " http://www.irishexaminer.com/sport/soccer/...rca-229319.html?

Same method here. Maybe this is why BR has taken a different stance in telling the players to also try long passes. That means it is now Tiki A-lalalala long taka. LOL

The trashing is due somehow as Barca never really strengthen the defence even though the knew its their weakest point. In some matches, Barca got lucky due to wayward finishing by the opponents or last ditch defending, class saves from Valdes.
Seriously, its not that surprising considering Bayern strength...and they are German, who always win
Pep goes on record that he wants Suarez but that time Goetze transfer was non existing. If ever they comes in for Suarez, chances are he will go which is understandable but let's hope he won't do a Masch
If Suarez goes, most likely Bayern will offload one of Robben/Ribery/Gomez. Swap + cash for Suarez with Gomez

I want Mueller . Robben also good.

Mueller is Hoeness blue eye boys, you'd think he'll allow him to move???
Robben is good but the injuries.....prefer Gomez

Somehow big Mario reminds me of a clumsy giant like heskey or Carroll. I prefer robben's quick thinking and quick feet.

he's a better version of Carroll...see how he hold up play & the clinical finishes???
also the way he exploited the Barca defence aerially???? very inteligent, Carroll nvr has that football mind. Also he's German, who seldom struggle even in foreign soil
Striker for striker...make sense for me, but the down side is he's can only be CF unlike Suarez who runs all over the place

Damn... Bayern really thrashed Barca. Don't think I've ever seen Barca play so badly in the past 10 years. Bayern is truly becoming European Champions again.

Yup. If he comes, then he will be CF and Dannyboy has to play behind him and run all over the places like what Luis is doing now. If Dannyboy is injured then Couts or Captain G has to do it. Not sure Borini can do that for us or not.

I seriously prefer Robben's quick feet and he is versatile in filing multiple roles. Can we have both just in case?

in every system (even the mighty Barcelonafc employs) there will always be a weakness. which is why having only 1 rigid play can be restrictive. i know a lot have been debated & why we should emulate barcelona way of play.

Robben is too old & expensive for FSG taste period
If can both also good but alas the reality...we're poor club
Which is why even Swansea under Laudrup have Plan B & their tactical formation is more flexible which incorporated some long ball unlike BR who stubbornly sticks to 1 plan

Suarez in exchange for Gomez and Robben. Good deal. Straight swap and no cash involvement.
THen we shall see this:

Coutinho - Gomez - Robben
------------Sturridge-------------
---------Gerrard---Lucas--------
Enrique--Agger-Micah Richards-Johnson
Now that is what I call "All action full frontal" LOL

You've got a wild imagination bro    Nah, Suarez will stay. We'll buy back Alonso from Real. That's the only business this summer. We're all set for 2013-14. 

if Suarez stays and Alonso comes back it will be better than Gomez n Robben thing.

Couts - Suarez - Sturridge

------------Gerrard---------
----Alonso------------------
-------Lucas-------------

Enrique-Agger-Richards-Johnson ?????????

Alonso's long ball needs a target man. Suarez kinda loses more than 50% on air duel. Couts is a shorty. U got Dannyboy only, Mara. Long shot.

Got one more....Carroll 

Caroll in starting 11? Aint gonna happen bro. LOL

U put Couts or Sturridge on the bench? 

Suarez can replace him wut...

so we have an aerial offensive option 

So that means like this:

McBite Luis - Ponytail AC - Dannyboy

Ok la. Alonso's 40m distribution can at least reach Dannyboy and Ponytail Carroll. And Luis can tap in from far left

That means we need to keep Carroll if Mr X is coming back!

Luis was wrong, but before we hound him out let's remember there have been other Liverpool legends who were not exactly saints

Before you carry on reading, it is important to make this point: this is not me trying to defend the indefensible. This is an attempt to put some perspective on the Luis Suarez saga.
It was said in the aftermath of Sunday’s game against Chelsea, firstly by Graeme Souness as he began his analysis on Sky, that nobody is  bigger than the club and that Liverpool should make Luis pay the heaviest penalty by getting rid of him.

Now I am not for one moment trying to sugar-coat the incident in which Luis bit Branislav Ivanovic. It was wrong on all levels. You simply don’t expect to see a grown man bite another grown man — that is behaviour you would  associate with nursery school.

But the way things are now being pitched is that Liverpool have got to do something about the rotten apple in their midst.
It is as if Luis is the only player to have represented Liverpool who has ever been embroiled in controversy.
That simply isn’t the case.

We have had it many times before, as have every other club in the country. I know this as I was responsible for one incident in January 2002. I threw a coin into the crowd at Highbury during an FA Cup tie against Arsenal after one had  initially been flung at me.

Souness, who was captain of Liverpool at the time, broke the jaw of Dinamo Bucharest’s Lica Movila during a European Cup semi-final in 1984 when he punched him in an off-the-ball incident.
It was a serious incident but it is one which fans and some of his old team-mates speak almost nostalgically about.

Robbie Fowler had his scrapes, too. There was outrage after he celebrated a goal against  Everton in April 1999 by mimicking drug taking. A couple of months earlier he was hugely condemned when he taunted Graeme Le Saux with a homophobic gesture.

Jan Molby was sent to jail in October 1988 for three months for a drink-driving offence.
More recently, Steven Gerrard appeared in court charged with affray but was subsequently found not guilty. 
Every one of the players I mention regretted what happened and Luis is the same. More importantly, the club stood by every one of them.

Luis is normally a bubbly lad around the training ground. He tends to mix mainly with the other South Americans in the group but he is well liked all around because he has a fantastic attitude to his job and just loves playing football.

In my time at Liverpool, very few players have possessed an appetite to win the same as mine but Luis has got it. He trains well every day. When we get a day off, he will come in to do extra work and there is nothing arrogant or flash about him. He slots into the group without problem.

Yesterday, however, it was clear that events had taken a toll.

Luis knows he has done something seriously wrong, letting  himself down. He has been told that a repeat of such behaviour will not be tolerated and the club’s stance has been different from how it was following his altercation with Patrice Evra.

But, rather than hounding him out of the country, shouldn’t we be helping him?
We have a top psychologist in Steve Peters who comes to the club once a week and he could have as big a role as our manager, Brendan Rodgers, for Luis.

Ian Ayre has stated that the club are not looking to sell Luis. History shows that message has always been the same. What happened when Tony Adams was released from jail in February 1991 after serving a sentence for drink- driving?
He went back to captain Arsenal and won eight major  honours. Look at Eric Cantona.

Less than eight months after returning from his eight-month ban for an assault on Crystal Palace fan Matthew Simmons, he had inspired Manchester United to the Double. It is selfish but clubs need their best players.
As Martin Samuel said in his column yesterday, perhaps if a player of lesser ability had been guilty of Luis’s offence, he would have been shown the door by now. Again, a precedent at Anfield has already been set.

During the Hillsborough memorial service in 2009, Charles Itandje and Damien Plessis were caught laughing and messing around. Itandje, a third-choice keeper with a terrible attitude, was banished immediately. Plessis, who was viewed as being a player of promise, was admonished but stayed.
Morally you could say such standards are wrong but it happens in any walk of life, not just football. If someone is exceptional at what they do, many people are prepared to put up with them regardless of the hassle they may cause.

People may say this is a  Liverpool-biased opinion but I don’t want to see another world-class player leave the Barclays  Premier League, like Xabi Alonso, Cristiano Ronaldo and Cesc Fabregas have.
We are talking about one of the top five players in world football here.
Finally, I would like to finish by putting forward a thought from a footballer’s perspective about the incident.
The bite was shocking, no question, and everyone who has seen it was amazed. Yet was it worse than a challenge that could end someone’s career?

People may say this is a  Liverpool-biased opinion but I don’t want to see another world-class player leave the Barclays  Premier League, like Xabi Alonso, Cristiano Ronaldo and Cesc Fabregas have.

We are talking about one of the top five players in world football here.

Finally, I would like to finish by putting forward a thought from a footballer’s perspective about the incident.
The bite was shocking, no question, and everyone who has seen it was amazed. Yet was it worse than a challenge that could end someone’s career?

Somehow big Mario reminds me of a clumsy giant like heskey or Carroll. I prefer robben's quick thinking and quick feet.

For a club who will not be in the CL and probably not even in the Europa next season, we can only attract the semi-retirees or yet-to-be-discovered youngsters.

I'd take the latter any time.

As for Luis, the more I look at the whole incident my view is beginning to change. He was mending his ways this season and by his standard, doing a pretty decent job at staying out of trouble. Until that moment of madness!

His diligence, passion and skills are positive qualities that are very difficult to find for a club like LFC now. Anger management counselling, good 'parenting' skills from BR and support from his colleagues may be able to help him control himself more.

I just hope the ban will not be too lengthy and that the yanks will not insist on selling him.

    Finally someone speak like a human. There's been too many thoughtless people making irrational suggestions lately.

PFA refuse Suarez snub
Professional Footballers' Assocation chairman Clarke Carlisle has denied the union will remove Luis Suarez from the shortlist for the Premier League Player of the Year award following his recent indiscretion.

Carlisle believes the FA's investigation into Suarez will not affect his chances of winning the gong.

"It's not possible. The Player of the Year award is voted on footballing merit alone," Carlisle said. "This isn't club man of the year or most well behaved player. It's voted for by the players on football ability.

"A couple of years ago Ched Evans was in the Team of the Year, he was subsequently sent to prison for rape and we made the decision to stand because the vote was taken well before he got into the trouble and it was on footballing ability alone.

"If we were to change that now because Luis Suárez has bitten someone then that would be a terrible message to send out. We've made that distinction, it's about footballing ability alone, it's voted for by his peers and that's going to remain."

http://espnfc.com/news/story/_/id/1423630?&cc=4716

HATERS, read this and then get a life! 

Unfortunately that had left a dirty stain on his already bad image. I doubt all the voters can be that rational and vote him to be the POTY.

Robben outdated already..macam Downing only in my opinion.. Gomez is technically better than Heskey and Carroll...At least his scoring record is better..lol

Anyway, i don't mind players from Bayern..Lahm + Alaba + Mueller + either Mario...We would be complete...(dreaming   )

Robben outdated already..macam Downing only in my opinion.. Gomez is technically better than Heskey and Carroll...At least his scoring record is better..lol

Anyway, i don't mind players from Bayern..Lahm + Alaba + Mueller + either Mario...We would be complete...(dreaming   )

During the Hillsborough memorial service in 2009, Charles Itandje and Damien Plessis were caught laughing and messing around. Itandje, a third-choice keeper with a terrible attitude, was banished immediately. Plessis, who was viewed as being a player of promise, was admonished but stayed.

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Bayern won 4-0 against Barca you know, Robben play big part and score 1