Liverpool F.c.

[StevieH]

that's all fair comment but the fact is that his family is very settled and very happy on merseyside as well. he's got a great bunch of mates that includes lucas, coutinho and their families and seems to have a real little community thing going on. so put that together with his form and the team's form and we have a pretty happy bunny there. not to mention that his daughter's name, delfina, is an anagram of anfield.

All very nice if true... i just can't help feeling though like we've been here before with Suarez. That sense of him really having both the club and the area in his heart, that was confidently expressed on here... just before he went and did what he did in the summer... that suggested something quite different in his heart, did it not?

It's all a bit like the badge kissing business. Does anyone take that seriously these days or believe it is in any way sincere 95% of the time?

i don't know, they are a minority of course. i've never really liked badge-kissing anyway, it's half man half biscuit again: "K is for the kissing of the badge

How ridiculous that looks 6 months later when they’re at another club".

suarez now has the combination of being in a team playing really well, him personally performing incredibly, being settled and his family happy and being on an astronomical amount of money. it's up to us to be in the champions league next season and strengthen the squad in the summer so that we keep playing well and he stays happy. there aren't many clubs who could afford the transfer fee that would needed to get him this summer and who could pay him substantially more than he's on now. so fingers crossed i suppose.

[jellydog]

Not to lose sight of the influence of Suarez's agent and agents in general have in these situations. I don't think agents are often satisfied with the status quo. Not good for their wallet or ego.

[P45Mustang]

I tink the boy will stay.

[StevieH]

Not to lose sight of the influence of Suarez's agent and agents in general have in these situations. I don't think agents are often satisfied with the status quo. Not good for their wallet or ego.

after last summer's +£1 debacle i would hope suarez has booted his guardiola brother agent into touch for being something of an incapable moron.

[rixalex]

Not to lose sight of the influence of Suarez's agent and agents in general have in these situations. I don't think agents are often satisfied with the status quo. Not good for their wallet or ego.

I think the agents do a good job of stimulating the unrest in a player's mind but I don't suppose the players need much encouragement. They tend to have pretty humongous egos themselves, particular the forwards.

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[wilai]

Not to lose sight of the influence of Suarez's agent and agents in general have in these situations. I don't think agents are often satisfied with the status quo. Not good for their wallet or ego.

after last summer's +£1 debacle i would hope suarez has booted his guardiola brother agent into touch for being something of an incapable moron.

He hasn't mate....and to be fair, JWH has recently admitted that they had a case. Latest from his agent though was to rebuff the move to City suggestions aired in Marca.

[wilai]

Not to lose sight of the influence of Suarez's agent and agents in general have in these situations. I don't think agents are often satisfied with the status quo. Not good for their wallet or ego.

after last summer's +£1 debacle i would hope suarez has booted his guardiola brother agent into touch for being something of an incapable moron.

duplicate post....site working well today!

Edited March 24, 2014 by wilai

[HeavyDrinker]

Im my experience, telling Liverpool fans (and Evertons for that matter) to 'calm down' only makes them more angry...(sorry MrB....)

[HeavyDrinker]

In my experience, telling Liverpool fans (and Evertons for that matter) to 'calm down' only makes them more angry...(sorry MrB....)

[P45Mustang]

Aaargh be jaysus Patrick. Funny how two brothers can be so different.

[wilai]

Courtesy of a mate in KK

Edited March 24, 2014 by wilai

[P45Mustang]

that's all fair comment but the fact is that his family is very settled and very happy on merseyside as well. he's got a great bunch of mates that includes lucas, coutinho and their families and seems to have a real little community thing going on. so put that together with his form and the team's form and we have a pretty happy bunny there. not to mention that his daughter's name, delfina, is an anagram of anfield.

All very nice if true... i just can't help feeling though like we've been here before with Suarez. That sense of him really having both the club and the area in his heart, that was confidently expressed on here... just before he went and did what he did in the summer... that suggested something quite different in his heart, did it not?

It's all a bit like the badge kissing business. Does anyone take that seriously these days or believe it is in any way sincere 95% of the time?

I tink the boy plays 100/0 not 95/5.

[StevieH]

Im my experience, telling Liverpool fans (and Evertons for that matter) to 'calm down' only makes them more angry...(sorry MrB....)

No, doesn't make us angry. Just makes us yawn and feel pity for the unfunny bellend saying it.

[Chicog]

Courtesy of a mate in KK

This was better than Fat Boy's.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0f7_CWOBZv4

[P45Mustang]

Im my experience, telling Liverpool fans (and Evertons for that matter) to 'calm down' only makes them more angry...(sorry MrB....)

No, doesn't make us angry. Just makes us yawn and feel pity for the unfunny bellend saying it.

Just yawn Stevie.

Never mind the pity.

Wasted.

[rixalex]

This was better than Fat Boy's.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0f7_CWOBZv4

Why? Rooney's was a bit closer in, but he took his on the volley. Hard to say one is better than the other.

[StevieH]

the goalkeeper in the engelaar one didn't appear to have taken rohypnol though in fairness.

[P45Mustang]

Mother-in-Law has just fallen down the stairs.

Thais are wetting themselves.

I just don't get it!

[rixalex]

the goalkeeper in the engelaar one didn't appear to have taken rohypnol though in fairness.

Perhaps not, but like the way he does a little skip as he back tracks. Edited March 24, 2014 by rixalex

[P45Mustang]

So long as Joe Hart doesn't try it in Brazil.

[sambhi92]

Still think Saurez's one vs Norwich in 2012 was better. It completeed his 1st hatrick as a red.

[alfieconn]

Still think Saurez's one vs Norwich in 2012 was better. It completeed his 1st hatrick as a red.

Crikey, they really are coming out of the woodwork, amazing what a good season can do

[StevieH]

This was better than Fat Boy's.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0f7_CWOBZv4

Why? Rooney's was a bit closer in, but he took his on the volley. Hard to say one is better than the other.

right, pedant's corner here but this one does my head in - rooney's wasn't a volley. a volley is when you hit the ball having received it from a pass or cross without it having hit the deck first, it's not a bouncing ball.

[wilai]

Still think Saurez's one vs Norwich in 2012 was better. It completeed his 1st hatrick as a red.

Crikey, they really are coming out of the woodwork, amazing what a good season can do

Picking on newbies again eh Alfie.....becoming a bit of a habit this. Best stay on the tiny totts thread as you won't be getting too many "coming out" on there this season laddie

[sambhi92]

Still think Saurez's one vs Norwich in 2012 was better. It completeed his 1st hatrick as a red.

Crikey, they really are coming out of the woodwork, amazing what a good season can do

Haha with all due respect mate, i just found out about this forum. So i'm not coming out after one good season. Also seeing as i've been a season ticket holder last few years can you hardly say anything to me, i was there when Hodgson took over and through the bad times.

[StevieH]

Still think Saurez's one vs Norwich in 2012 was better. It completeed his 1st hatrick as a red.

Crikey, they really are coming out of the woodwork, amazing what a good season can do

Picking on newbies again eh Alfie.....becoming a bit of a habit this. Best stay on the tiny totts thread as you won't be getting too many "coming out" on there this season laddie

it is the forum definition of being savaged by a chihuahua of course.

[P45Mustang]

This was better than Fat Boy's.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0f7_CWOBZv4

Why? Rooney's was a bit closer in, but he took his on the volley. Hard to say one is better than the other.

right, pedant's corner here but this one does my head in - rooney's wasn't a volley. a volley is when you hit the ball having received it from a pass or cross without it having hit the deck first, it's not a bouncing ball.

Does this logic also apply to a half-volley Stevie?

[P45Mustang]

Still think Saurez's one vs Norwich in 2012 was better. It completeed his 1st hatrick as a red.

Crikey, they really are coming out of the woodwork, amazing what a good season can do

Picking on newbies again eh Alfie.....becoming a bit of a habit this. Best stay on the tiny totts thread as you won't be getting too many "coming out" on there this season laddie

it is the forum definition of being savaged by a chihuahua of course.

or Tim Sherwood.

[wilai]

Still think Saurez's one vs Norwich in 2012 was better. It completeed his 1st hatrick as a red.

Crikey, they really are coming out of the woodwork, amazing what a good season can do

Haha with all due respect mate, i just found out about this forum. So i'm not coming out after one good season. Also seeing as i've been a season ticket holder last few years can you hardly say anything to me, i was there when Hodgson took over and through the bad times.

Don't give him any respect lad. He is just a playground bully who normally flounces off (and posts under an alter ego) when the going gets tough. Stevie H calling him a chihuahua is actually insulting to small dogs everywhere Welcome to the thread mate. Hope to see more of you

Edited March 24, 2014 by wilai

[mad mary]

This was better than Fat Boy's.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0f7_CWOBZv4

Why? Rooney's was a bit closer in, but he took his on the volley. Hard to say one is better than the other.

right, pedant's corner here but this one does my head in - rooney's wasn't a volley. a volley is when you hit the ball having received it from a pass or cross without it having hit the deck first, it's not a bouncing ball.

Does this logic also apply to a half-volley Stevie?

A half volley is making contact as the ball bounces.