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Luis Suarez pwned by the Lizards and is Staying, and has said sorry to BR and teammates
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So, what you're saying is...
We should free Suarez ??
(an let Sturridge go as well...??)
So after reading this I thought I'd go and take a look, always interesting to know what the opposite side of the fence is thinking. I was surprised, most (not all obviously !) are very respectful and envious even, of the way our management have handled this whole sordid episode.
These quotes are from Online Arsenal, and if you think this thread is long .... that one is currently at 251 pages !
Oh and this (Arsenal are going to be desperate for strikers now) : Gervinho has joined Italian Serie A side AS Roma for an undisclosed fee.
55% think Suarez won't sign for them.
I wouldn't call it "accepting it". More like, "putting up with it".
They wont miss Gervinho.. He is utter shite..
They could always play Walcott up top.. Its nice to know Arsenal are struggling to strengthen, what the bets though they will be in for Diego..
Arse players released by the club this summer:
What an absolute shower!
- Arshavin, Andrey
- Bihmoutine, Samir
- Charles-Cook, Reice Jordan
- Denilson, Pereka Neves
- Eastmond, Craig Leon
- Gervinho
- Hajrovic, Sead
- Henderson, Conor Alan
- Meade, Jernade Ronnel
- Oldfield Spence-Neita, Nigel Paul
- Rees, Joshua David
- Roberts, Philip James
- Shea, James
- Squillaci, Sebastien
- Watt, Herschel Oulio Sanchez
What an absolute shower!
Who knows, this could be the Gerrard to Chelsea-esque transfer turnaround which makes Suarez what he really has here.
If he does by some magic continue here next season, and he can apologise and maybe just maybe manage to get us back where we belong then who are we to spurn a man who has only done the same as our hero Stevie G back in the day? (obviously to a worse degree, but then lets hope one day he realises the error of his ways)
If he does by some magic continue here next season, and he can apologise and maybe just maybe manage to get us back where we belong then who are we to spurn a man who has only done the same as our hero Stevie G back in the day? (obviously to a worse degree, but then lets hope one day he realises the error of his ways)
The thread I read said they already are !
But Stevie was sulking because he didn't feel the love from his club/manager, and thought he'd get that with the Portuguese cunt.
It couldn't have been made any clearer over the last couple of years how much the club feels about Suarez, and Suarez's sulking only comes front the fact that we're refusing to sell him on te cheap.
I think they're completely different situations.
I think his interview has been taken completely out of context. I thought he was saying be careful who you worship, because most players are cunts.
No, he definitely said it was all LTWs fault
John Barnes: 'Fans to blame for Luis Suarez situation'
© PA Photos
Filed: Friday, August 9, 2013 at 00:21 UK
Last Updated: Friday, August 9, 2013 at 00:21 UK
Former Liverpool star John Barnes has said that modern football fans are to partly to blame for Luis Suarez's feud with the club.
The ex-England midfielder believes supporters have empowered players too much over the years, making them feel that they are bigger than their club.
"This is the future of modern football we have created. The media and especially the fans have empowered players too much to make them feel that a) they are better than their team-mates and b) they're better than their clubs," he told talkSPORT.
"We've seen it at Arsenal where so many players have left because Arsenal cannot match their ambitions, and the fans are the ones who have created this superstar culture whereby you've separated the team and the superstars to feel more important than the club.
"What has empowered him and the likes of [Fernando] Torres is they feel team is losing not because of them but because of their teammates."
Barnes went on to say that Suarez should share the blame for Liverpool's failure to qualify for the Champions League last season.
He added: "Suarez is saying he needs to go because they've not qualified for the Champions League, but he was part of the team that failed to do that. He has to take responsibility for that. He's saying, 'I've done my job, I'm good enough, but the players I'm playing with aren't'.
"Our superstar players feel they are untouchable. We've gone too far and there's no way back.
"The fans have a lot to answer for. Don't fall in love with players because they will leave given the right circumstances. Support the club, support the group and then, if any player wants to step out of line, we won't support him. Maybe then they won't get over-inflated egos and behave the way they do."
Arsenal have had two bids rejected for Suarez, but Liverpool owner John W Henry has since ruled out the possibility of the striker joining the Gunners.
Exactly what I was thinking - worth losing 10mil on Suarez next summer is well worth it to see the aggro there's gonna be at Arsenal
Always the Jews ... You Europeans ... **shakes head**
*chains self to a railing*
John Barnes: 'Fans to blame for Luis Suarez situation'
© PA PhotosBy Mark Langshaw, Reporter
Filed: Friday, August 9, 2013 at 00:21 UK
Last Updated: Friday, August 9, 2013 at 00:21 UK
Former Liverpool star John Barnes has said that modern football fans are to partly to blame for Luis Suarez's feud with the club.
The ex-England midfielder believes supporters have empowered players too much over the years, making them feel that they are bigger than their club.
"This is the future of modern football we have created. The media and especially the fans have empowered players too much to make them feel that a) they are better than their team-mates and b) they're better than their clubs," he told talkSPORT.
"We've seen it at Arsenal where so many players have left because Arsenal cannot match their ambitions, and the fans are the ones who have created this superstar culture whereby you've separated the team and the superstars to feel more important than the club.
"What has empowered him and the likes of [Fernando] Torres is they feel team is losing not because of them but because of their teammates."
Barnes went on to say that Suarez should share the blame for Liverpool's failure to qualify for the Champions League last season.
He added: "Suarez is saying he needs to go because they've not qualified for the Champions League, but he was part of the team that failed to do that. He has to take responsibility for that. He's saying, 'I've done my job, I'm good enough, but the players I'm playing with aren't'.
"Our superstar players feel they are untouchable. We've gone too far and there's no way back.
"The fans have a lot to answer for. Don't fall in love with players because they will leave given the right circumstances. Support the club, support the group and then, if any player wants to step out of line, we won't support him. Maybe then they won't get over-inflated egos and behave the way they do."
Arsenal have had two bids rejected for Suarez, but Liverpool owner John W Henry has since ruled out the possibility of the striker joining the Gunners.
Ok I read it there, I'll admit I only skimmed it before. Yeah, that's a load of horseshit. You can blame the media to extent, but not the fans.
After Henry told Gazidis to get lost he asked politely if Theo was available on loan with a possibility to sign next season.They're flogging Chamakh too but on the plus side Bendtner is back from loan isn't he?
Leadership, that's what this finally feels like. Now, does anyone else feel this season is ON, like this whole episode has worked in our favor and we're determined to get ahead of Arsenal,, Spurs, Chelsea, City and other wannabes?. Determined to make our way back to the top? I feel like the whole incident has given us motivation, a spine, and a competitive desire to get back up there. Hopefully the players feel the same. Hey Luis, you just got put in your place.
