Luis Suarez, great footballer but a total cunt.....

[Dreambeliever]

.....or us he??

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Eurosport.com | 8/04/2014 2:47 am


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[LeTallecWiz]

I saw this over on 101greatgoals ... Just reinforces what most Liverpool fans already know - cunt on the pitch, top bloke off it ...

 

[IGotALuvlyBunchOfCoconuts]

I never thought he was a cunt, he's just a bit of a nut.

 

[Whirly]

I never thought he was a cunt, he's just a bit of a nut.

Coconut?

 

[localny]

We all know those lads. There's the swines on the field, great lad off it. There's also the pricks on the field, and the pricks off it. He's the former thank heavens

 

[juniormember]

He usn't.

 

[Markeh]

If you don't lose your head, cheat a bit or do the odd mental thing on the pitch from time to time there's something wrong with you, everyone has a little bit of cunt in them.

Suarez is an extreme case, although (touch wood) he's been a lot more normal this year. He seems really relaxed off the field, maybe it's the same thing they say about serial killers in the movies "but he was such a quiet guy, you would never have known".

 

[Hyena]

He was a total cunt to Cardiff.

 

[Athens]

When he's on the pitch he wants to win no matter what.

Off the pitch he's probably pretty normal.

 

[RedZeppelin III]

Out of all the stuff he has done here it was the way in which he handled last summer which pissed me off the most . I can understand why at the time he wanted a move but he was childish and disrespectful in the way he went about it . And to fucking arsenal !!! Hopefully he realises what a lucky escape he had .

But goals heel all wounds so i've fallen in love with him again . How can you not when you see how much fight and effort he puts in .

Everyone always said he was great off the pitch and to be fair he's vastly improved his on the pitch antics and i don't think it's a coincidence he's playing the best stuff of his career since .

 

[tombrown]

But the way he is exacting revenge on BR for not selling him to arsenal by playing so well is still a bit cntish

 

[Mystic]

Thats nothing, on his way home, the downs syndrome kid in question stopped at the next park along to play football with Tom Cleverley, the kid even let Tom score!

 

[Spionkop69]

Playing with the kid was ages ago. It's not recent.

 

[HC]

He's been the model professional this season. Hopefully he saves anymore controversy for when he does leave

 

[6TimesaRed]

He is responsible for close to 50 of our goals this season.

Goals Scored, Assists and Penalties won. .

Marvellous footballing individual.

 

[gkmacca]

There's also a nice clip on the offal of Studge surprising some school kids (there's just no completely non-dodgy way of describing it).

 

[Whirly]

I guess the thing to note is that while he's doing much of the same from past seasons, he's converting a great deal more frequently. His technique and finishing has improved dramatically this season, there's times where I'd like to see him shoot more frequently. There are definitely times this season where he's tried to play people in at the edge of the box instead of just shooting. Sturridge and Coutinho are the ones that are bold enough to take long distance shots.

I think that development of technique is what separates say Andros Townsend from Suarez. Townsend has the audacity to try ridiculous shots and passes, but not anywhere near the ability necessary to execute.

I guess the absurd thing is, if he was more aggressive on goal, I think he could easily have at least 5 more from open play. And then there's 12(?) penalties we've won this season, and he hasn't taken any. He's taken plenty of free kicks, but Hendo's scored one, and Gerrard 2, which means he doesn't have a monopoly over those either.

I really do believe that he'll have to think seriously if a huge Real Madrid bid comes in this summer, it's not a foregone conclusion like it's been in the past. And I do believe we win either way, be it with Suarez or other quality attackers in our system. Spurs spent their money on players who would never fit their system, I think our transfer committee is much more in touch with BR and the coaching staff than in their scenario.

 

[Portly]

I guess the thing to note is that while he's doing much of the same from past seasons, he's converting a great deal more frequently.

Yes I was talking about this with my son a few days ago. We think that in previous seasons, Suarez was too anxious to score spectacular goals. This season he has become a much more deadly striker by just doing what is necessary to stick the ball in the net.

 

[Lippy]

There's also a nice clip on the offal of Studge surprising some school kids (there's just no completely non-dodgy way of describing it).

It's nice to see LFC becoming more involved with the local community.

 

[Silver Sean]

It's nice to see LFC becoming more involved with the local community.

We're owned by FSG. The Red Sox, and other pro sports teams in the states, all do a huge amount in the community.