Bulld0gs Liverpool Thread

[grizzuk]

here we go again lets all bash Suarez because he's many miles above any of the other dross in this country, manu players go down if somebody farts in the stands

[zee24]

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[mankini man]

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Witness The Shitness!

[mankini man]

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That looks like a guy who knows his time is up!

[leotheloin]

here we go again lets all bash Suarez because he's many miles above any of the other dross in this country, manu players go down if somebody farts in the stands

It hurts m8 to see him back to his old tricks and he's got away with it.. like stoke last week yous got away with one there so what are you complaining about,, a member puts up a pic and then you tear into united over it just like the posters below this post.
TBH if any of united players dived in the box and got away i wouldn't be complaining.

[Wolfpack]

Why single out Suarez out? Every footballer dives. It's something i wish you could get rid of but until FIFA does something about it you just live with it. Do i think Suarez dove? No but he knew the keeper was coming and waited for the slightest contact to go down. This is what every player does. Every fan should be mad about it and i will say it disgust me no matter who is doing it but most fans think it's OK or we deserve the call to go our way when one of their teams player dives. Give me a break the only way this will stop if the fans show disapproval to the player who does it and/or the team disciplines their own players over their misconduct toward the game.

[wongers]

if this would have been ANYBODY else but suarez nothing would have been said he's an easy target he was elbowed in the game on saturday and the ref played on he didn't complain, just picked himself up and got on with it, it works both ways doesn't it?, its laughable that we have utd. fans coming on here with opinions on diving when they have people like young and januzaj playing for them both having been booked this season for diving

[leotheloin]

if this would have been ANYBODY else but suarez nothing would have been said he's an easy target he was elbowed in the game on saturday and the ref played on he didn't complain, just picked himself up and got on with it, it works both ways doesn't it?, its laughable that we have utd. fans coming on here with opinions on diving when they have people like young and januzaj playing for them both having been booked this season for diving

If you are having a go at me fair enough but if you read my reply post to grizzuk tell me where im having a go at him,, grizzuk takes offence to a funny pic and brings united into it WTF have united done on him btw there's many a united pic on this thread and has any united fans taking offence to them.

[grizzuk]

I'm sure they would take offence if we posted em on your side though and 1 or 2 on your side can' t wait to put the boot it at any given chance and this isn't aimed at you btw

[zee24]

It hurts m8 to see him back to his old tricks and he's got away with it.. like stoke last week yous got away with one there so what are you complaining about,, a member puts up a pic and then you tear into united over it just like the posters below this post.
TBH if any of united players dived in the box and got away i wouldn't be complaining.

fair point mate, it's all the media attention that's been made tho just because it's Suarez a lot of people just went with the hype it's Suarez so he must have dived.

Last week Raheem supposedly went down too easily and got a pen how many people were talking about that one?? and for me that was just as much a pen as this one if not more with the amount of contact there was.

[zee24]

Gary Neville has defended Luis Suarez over accusations he dived to win a penalty against Aston Villa, insisting it was "clever" play by the Liverpool forward.

The Uruguayan went down under a challenge from Villa goalkeeper Brad Guzan in Saturday's 2-2 draw at Anfield to earn the spot kick that led to the home side's equalising goal.

TV replays suggested there was minimal contact between the two players, but Neville said Guzan touched Suarez and criticised the American for a rash piece of goalkeeping.

And he said Suarez simply did what every professional footballer is expected to do in that situation.


"Every single weekend it becomes a point of national debate when a striker goes down in the box," he told Monday Night Football.
"For me, the goalkeeper makes a really poor decision and 100 times out of 100, if a 'keeper comes flying out at a forward like that then you will end up with a penalty.

"I don't know what Guzan was playing at and I think that when he was sat at home yesterday he'd be reflecting that he'd do something completely different next time.
"A lot of people are offended by the potential that Luis Suarez has dived. If I was in an Aston Villa shirt, I'd be disappointed in my goalkeeper and if I was a Liverpool player I'd actually be disappointed if my player didn't go down in that position when a goalkeeper comes flying out. That's a professional point of view.


"We're asking the question: is it a penalty or is it a dive? The answer is yes, it is a penalty because the knee of Guzan has gone into Suarez's ankle.
"Does he dive? If you watch Suarez's left leg he throws himself to the ground, wins the penalty and plays for it. I'd call it clever as a professional.

"People at home are offended by the fact that players can win penalties, but I'd call that terrible goalkeeping. Luis Suarez has done what I'd want a team-mate of mine to do in that position.

"People may not like hearing that, but that's a fact."

Clean game

Former Liverpool and Aston Villa striker Stan Collymore took to Twitter to accuse Suarez of diving, describing the decision as "embarrassing" and suggesting that physical football has been "killed by cheats and divers".

However, Neville believes all professional players have tried to earn an advantage by foul means during their careers.

"I can understand the public want a clean game and they don't like it," he added.

"But I can't believe ex professionals come out and suggest that they are offended by this. Every professional football player has tried to win an advantage or win a foul or go to ground easily during their career at some point.

"I guarantee you, absolutely."

http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11677/9126050?

[koppit]

the simple truth is that diving, simulation or just plain cheating is part of the game now. getting indignant is pointless and so is pointing the finger. every team has or has had players who fall over at a harsh word. when it first started or who started it i couldn't say but its gone on for as long as i can remember and i go back to the boys pen in the seventies. when you see it for the first time against you, you want to bring back hanging.after that if one of your own doesn't fall and get the penalty you still want to bring back hanging.its a truly crap state of affairs but unless everyone stops it, it wont stop. until players are totally honest it wont go away

[wongers]

it will never go away mate its ingrained in the game now, my point was because it was suarez its blown up out of proportion this was born out last night when baines took a dive and absolutely nothing was said about it in the papers today, if suarez would have done that in the same game (hypothetically) it would have been all over the papers this morning ,as i said its one rule for him and another for the rest, we all know he's no angel but its not a level playing field when comes to him ,no wonder he has no time for the english media

[zee24]

LFC away kit 2014/15 would look better without the wavy red line just my opinion

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/liverpool-fc-transfer-rumour-mill-6533089

[wongers]

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