George Hannah
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Misery at Anfield - Nobody loves us
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Suarez 10 game ban (updated page 23)
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Matty
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The Liverpool delusion knows no bounds!
In a thead on RAWK discussing this one of their number has, quite sensibly, post a comment which essentially says "If Suarez leaves this summer, it won't be due to this suspension, or the way the FA have treated him, it'll be to grace the biggest stages, by playing Champion's League football." He then goes on to state that Liverpool are some distance away from being able to offer that to him.
Here's a response to that:-
If it wasn't so deludedly pathetic it would be funny.
In a thead on RAWK discussing this one of their number has, quite sensibly, post a comment which essentially says "If Suarez leaves this summer, it won't be due to this suspension, or the way the FA have treated him, it'll be to grace the biggest stages, by playing Champion's League football." He then goes on to state that Liverpool are some distance away from being able to offer that to him.
Here's a response to that:-
He graces the biggest stage already playing for Liverpool. Liverpool vs United, Arsenal, Chelsea etc. fixtures are as big as most Champions League matches.
If it wasn't so deludedly pathetic it would be funny.
George Hannah
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their fall from grace is gracelessMatty said:The Liverpool delusion knows no bounds!
In a thead on RAWK discussing this one of their number has, quite sensibly, post a comment which essentially says "If Suarez leaves this summer, it won't be due to this suspension, or the way the FA have treated him, it'll be to grace the biggest stages, by playing Champion's League football." He then goes on to state that Liverpool are some distance away from being able to offer that to him.
Here's a response to that:-
If it wasn't so deludedly pathetic it would be funny.He graces the biggest stage already playing for Liverpool. Liverpool vs United, Arsenal, Chelsea etc. fixtures are as big as most Champions League matches.
oakiecokie
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Matty said:The Liverpool delusion knows no bounds!
In a thead on RAWK discussing this one of their number has, quite sensibly, post a comment which essentially says "If Suarez leaves this summer, it won't be due to this suspension, or the way the FA have treated him, it'll be to grace the biggest stages, by playing Champion's League football." He then goes on to state that Liverpool are some distance away from being able to offer that to him.
Here's a response to that:-
He graces the biggest stage already playing for Liverpool. Liverpool vs United, Arsenal, Chelsea etc. fixtures are as big as most Champions League matches.
If it wasn't so deludedly pathetic it would be funny.
Send the fuckers some more candles.
You have to wonder just what the fuck the PR dept at Liverpool get paid for. The comments coming out of Liverpool over this latest fiasco are just embarrassing for the club. They might thing that they're ingratiating themselves with the deluded faithful but the rest of football is looking on with a mixture of disbelief and amusement.
Well done Liverpool, you're rapidly turning yourselves from one of the UK's most respected clubs into a laughing stock. They are just a cruel parody of their former selves and it's all their own making.
Well done Liverpool, you're rapidly turning yourselves from one of the UK's most respected clubs into a laughing stock. They are just a cruel parody of their former selves and it's all their own making.
FantasyIreland
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The Football Association have revealed the official reasons for Luis Suarez's 10-game ban for biting Branislav Ivanovic.
The 21-page report explicitly states that many of the high-profile incidents mentioned in recent days, such as Ben Thatcher's act of serious foul play in 2006, were not taken into consideration.
It also suggests that challenges such as Callum McManaman's for Wigan on Newcastle's Massadio Haidara cannot be compared as the act of competing for a ball is part of the game.
The report states: "We were mindful that, in a game of football, the coming together of opposing players and physical bodily contacts in challenging for the ball is part of the game - albeit some of the challenges, regrettably, could lead to more serious injuries."
"It seemed to us that Mr Suarez had not fully appreciated the gravity and seriousness of this truly exceptional incident."
FA regulatory commission
As a result, the regulatory commission appears to have been guided instead by the incident in March when Brighton's Ashley Barnes was given a six-match ban for tripping the referee.
The report said: "We concluded that this offence is significantly more serious than that of Ashley Barnes' and, accordingly, the punishment should be significantly higher."
It added: "The participants in a game of football do not expect to be bitten by another participant when they come to play football.
"In this incident, Mr Ivanovic would not, and should not, have been expected to be subject to such a shocking and reprehensible action."
Intriguingly, it seems the initial response of Suarez and Liverpool, in which they indicated a three-match ban would be sufficient, led the FA to belief the player was taking the issue too lightly.
The report noted that: "It seemed to us that Mr Suarez had not fully appreciated the gravity and seriousness of this truly exceptional incident."
Click here to read the the full document containing the decision and reasons of the FA regulatory commission.
The 21-page report explicitly states that many of the high-profile incidents mentioned in recent days, such as Ben Thatcher's act of serious foul play in 2006, were not taken into consideration.
It also suggests that challenges such as Callum McManaman's for Wigan on Newcastle's Massadio Haidara cannot be compared as the act of competing for a ball is part of the game.
The report states: "We were mindful that, in a game of football, the coming together of opposing players and physical bodily contacts in challenging for the ball is part of the game - albeit some of the challenges, regrettably, could lead to more serious injuries."
"It seemed to us that Mr Suarez had not fully appreciated the gravity and seriousness of this truly exceptional incident."
FA regulatory commission
As a result, the regulatory commission appears to have been guided instead by the incident in March when Brighton's Ashley Barnes was given a six-match ban for tripping the referee.
The report said: "We concluded that this offence is significantly more serious than that of Ashley Barnes' and, accordingly, the punishment should be significantly higher."
It added: "The participants in a game of football do not expect to be bitten by another participant when they come to play football.
"In this incident, Mr Ivanovic would not, and should not, have been expected to be subject to such a shocking and reprehensible action."
Intriguingly, it seems the initial response of Suarez and Liverpool, in which they indicated a three-match ban would be sufficient, led the FA to belief the player was taking the issue too lightly.
The report noted that: "It seemed to us that Mr Suarez had not fully appreciated the gravity and seriousness of this truly exceptional incident."
Click here to read the the full document containing the decision and reasons of the FA regulatory commission.
Benarbia_is_god
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They definitely are the most cringeworthy group of fans in the country. I think the ban was fair, they are just lucky the FA didn't take into consideration is racism charge as well as the bite in Holland.
George Hannah
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I remember Liverpool in their pomp, collecting their trophies with Dalgleish etc smirking and sniggering. Arrogance personified.stony said:You have to wonder just what the fuck the PR dept at Liverpool get paid for. The comments coming out of Liverpool over this latest fiasco are just embarrassing for the club. They might thing that they're ingratiating themselves with the deluded faithful but the rest of football is looking on with a mixture of disbelief and amusement.
Well done Liverpool, you're rapidly turning yourselves from one of the UK's most respected clubs into a laughing stock. They are just a cruel parody of their former selves and it's all their own making.
Citysmith
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Not sure if this has been posted (Probably 100 times but I can't search for videos). Anyhow after watching this I don't want this shit of a player anywhere near our club. A nasty piece of work, the video is basically loads of nasty shite he's done on the pitch.
Love how Kompany reacts after his challenge.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=97C7oA1Sy50&feature=player_embedded[/youtube]
Disgusting
Love how Kompany reacts after his challenge.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=97C7oA1Sy50&feature=player_embedded[/youtube]
Disgusting
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Citysmith said:Not sure if this has been posted (Probably 100 times but I can't search for videos). Anyhow after watching this I don't want this shit of a player anywhere near our club. A nasty piece of work, the video is basically loads of nasty shite he's done on the pitch.
Love how Kompany reacts after his challenge.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=97C7oA1Sy50&feature=player_embedded[/youtube]
Disgusting
shit, forgot all the shit he's done.
by far the worst behaved player i can remember.