Suarez the Cannibal

And you permanently act like a ringpiece. We have something in common after all!

 

This.

Amazing player, but what a mad *:smiley-laughing002:

 

Well said

Anytime time I go into a thread that therealfenian is posting in, it always involves an argument and him acting like a smug *. Mate, give it a * rest.

 

I came on to the thread to state he isn't a vile person and that he shouldn't face a ban. That is not off topic. I didn't take the thread off topic. You and your mob did.

All of the comments I make I stand by and believe in. If you've got upset at me saying Suarez isn't 'vile' then you need to take a look at yourself.

 

To be fair... if either player can be accused of play acting after the bite, then it's Suarez. When he saw that the Chelsea lad was complaining about the incident, Suarez started limping!!!

As has be said... sensational fitba player, but utter * of a man!

 

I do actually feel sorry for you tho... Your wannabe rebel mentality, must be a complete hinderance to you using common sense!

 

You don't know what smug means if that's how you feel about my posts.

 

First of all, there should be a proper investigation of what happened.
If he's found guilty of biting, Liverpool must get rid.
I don't care how good he is, their superb reputation would be hugely tarnished if they keep him.
A few clubs in eastern Europe might find him interesting.

 

Suarez had the audacity to throw his hand in the air to hail the referee's attention, it was bizarre.

I think that was his thought process, bite, provoke reaction, go down, get penalty.

 

I feel dirty. I've probably contributed to the semi he's currently nursing.

 

I'm sorry but I found (and still find) this whole episode, and similar ones, * hilarious.

How can you just * bite someone

What a mental *.

I love * like that. Tyson, Cantona, Keane, Suarez, even Broony to a much lesser degree. Imagine if the whole world was full of PC fluffy * like Samaras! fuuuuuuuck that!

 

I'd love to live in a world of Sammy's. World peace and great hair would be human rights.

 

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Sammy is a bit touchy-feely! Seems like a really good spud though!

 

Don't get me wrong lads, I have serious man-love for the big metrosexual Greek tragedy heart-attack-inducing * as well, but sometimes in life you just need a mad crazy-* *!

I mean, just look at Celtic. Sure, we are appreciate the likes of Mulgrew, Ledley & other steady eadies.
But Balde, Annoni, Broony and other unpredictably volcanic members of Mad * Anonymous are eternally canonised & remembered!

 

Paolo. :smiley-laughing002:

 

I see where you're coming from.

It's great to look back on some loopy moments from former players, but you have to remember how frustrating it was at the time when they got up to their nonsense and it ended up costing the team a player (and sometimes a result).

That said, Brooney seems to have matured into a fairly safe 'character'. He can get his point across, provide entertainment to the fans at the same time... and usually avoid the second yellow. Changed days from when he first arrived!

 

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