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Is OT ever that loud though?

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Zing

Regarding Dalglish, like Suarez he needs a trouble free end to the season.

We need to win the Carling Cup, remember we haven't won it yet, disrespectful to a good Cardiff side to assume its a done deal.

We need to beat Brighton and see who we get in the quarters of the FA Cup, we are two games away from another Wembley trip in the semi, and most of our best recent performances have been in cup games.

In the league, we just need to hang in there. It was all doom and gloom on this board after the Bolton game, but we showed character in bouncing back in the cup games.

We have had another disappointment in not beating Spurs, and then losing on Sat, but remember who we were playing. Both of those teams are better than us, that is fact, look at the league table.

Our record against the top sides is excellent, but you can't just expect us to beat them all the time, we will draw and lose occasionally, because they are good teams with good players.

By the end of the Arsenal game in 3 weeks we will know a lot more about where our season is going. By then, hopefully we will have the Carling Cup in the bag, be in the QF's of the FA Cup (hopefully with a home draw) and we might be in a better position in the league.

Lets just wait and see before questioning the manager's position.

People saying Dalglish should go need to sort their heads out. It is literally stupid to suggest it.

Ditto Suarez tbh. In other news people are being murdered on the streets of various countries throughout the middle east. Whitney Houston died. The Eurozone is going to crumble. There are terrorist threats in Holland.

I couldn't give a shiite is Suarez did not shake that maggots hand - it's nothing.

I'm with Evra on this one anyway and agree with him that Suarez is not a racist.

Suarez has always been the subject of controversy, throughout his career to this point he's continually made the headlines for the worng reasons.

Why? because he's a balloon & despite the 'last chance saloon' that he's now in at LFC, sooner or later he'll transgress again, for the simple reason, that he's a balloon

So what you tryna say Toblerone?

That he'll make yet another 'mistake' & will be the centre of yet more controversy at some point in the none too distant.

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Kinda wanted you to tell us all again that he's a balloon Never mind

Come on, tell me, what is it that Suarez has done so wrong?

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You're like the last Japanese soldier you, even the player himself has admitted he was wrong (twice) & yet you're still here maintaining that he's totally innocent of any wrong doing.

Toor

Watching Kenny make a fool of himself trying to defend a player who mislead him is not being spoon fed by the media its a case if believing what you see with your own eyes. The fact is Kenny had no idea what was going on on Saturday. I felt sorry for the man because Suarez put him in an impossible situation.

@comment by Toblerone Boots (U4965)

You'd make a terrible rapper. Rhyming balloon with saloon?

@TOOR

Well just taking Saturday's game, he lied to the club over what he was planning to do about the handshake, which completely changed the tone of the game. Also that incident at half-time where he smashed the ball at the dugouts.

He's a ticking timebomb who has already shown that he doesn't have the mentality to let these personal vendettas go and just concentrate on football.

Lets see if he can go just three months without doing something stupid. I'll be pleasantly surprised if he does.

Surely at half time Kenny knew about the handshake refusal

comment by Aggers Right Elbow And His Flat Back Nine Eati... (U3402)
posted 7 seconds ago
Toor

Watching Kenny make a fool of himself trying to defend a player who mislead him is not being spoon fed by the media its a case if believing what you see with your own eyes. The fact is Kenny had no idea what was going on on Saturday. I felt sorry for the man because Suarez put him in an impossible situation.
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No and I didn't say it was and in fact in my second comment on this article I agreed that this was a bad situation, that Kenny looked stupid because of this but I also explained how one had to look at it from Suarez' point of view.

Kick a player out for agreeing to shake hands with a person then realising he couldn't follow through with it, for having morals, respect for himself and more importantly for being honest to himself? Don't be ridiculous.

This is football, not OK magazine. Some players don't like each other, some sleep with many women even when married, some even make mistakes but in the end, they're here to play football, not play in a soap opera. Let it go.

because he's a balloon & despite the 'last chance saloon'

Nothing wrong with that Didi

Kick a player out for agreeing to shake hands with a person then realising he couldn't follow through with it, for having morals, respect for himself and more importantly for being honest to himself?
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What about the lack of respect for his manager & the club who's shirt he wears reputation being tarnished as a direct result of his actions?

Morals? Don't make me laugh, it was an act of pure petulance.

comment by Didi Hamann? He did doe didn't he doe? (U5172)
posted 1 minute ago
@comment by Toblerone Boots (U4965)

You'd make a terrible rapper. Rhyming balloon with saloon?

@TOOR

Well just taking Saturday's game, he lied to the club over what he was planning to do about the handshake, which completely changed the tone of the game. Also that incident at half-time where he smashed the ball at the dugouts.
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Was it a lie, or did he change his mind, having seen the face of the player he believes falsely accused him?

Crime of the century, kicked the ball, hard, at the dugouts.

He isn't a ticking time bomb. He's a young player who needs protecting and to learn from his mistakes.

Toblerone Boots

Hark at you sounding all righteous, when your own fans threw objects at the liverpool players.

And you employed the saint Mr Duncan Ferguson, Pots and kettles fella.

TOOR,

Suarez told the club he would shake hands, which would have drawn a line over the whole thing.

He didn't do it.

It is not the act of not shaking hands that is the problem, it is misleading his employers and thus making sure this palava continued.

You make some valid points, but if you can't see that Suarez was wrong to mislead his employers then you really are blinded by loyalty to the player.

How about loyalty to the club who supported him throughout the whole thing?

Crime of the century, kicked the ball, hard, at the dugouts.

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That's not what I'm saying at all. The problem is he's got this petulant streak in him which is going to keep getting him in to trouble and is detrimental to the club both on and off the pitch.

He's a 25 year old man who should know better.

From what I gather Kenny is only guilty of over indulging Suarez, he needs to keep him on a tight reign from now on.

he needs to keep him on a tight reign from now on.

Now the board have stepped in Kenny is being watched more closely too

comment by righteous1 (U7048)
posted 32 seconds ago
TOOR,

Suarez told the club he would shake hands, which would have drawn a line over the whole thing.

He didn't do it.

It is not the act of not shaking hands that is the problem, it is misleading his employers and thus making sure this palava continued.
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Shall I say it again? Well OK then. You have to put yourself in Suarez' shoes. Could Suarez have agreed to shake hands with Evra but after seeing Evra's face, simply not been able to follow through with it, whilst believing Evra got him banned for eight games? I think this is quite plausible.

If you can't see this, then you're being blinded by the stories.

Hark at you sounding all righteous, when your own fans threw objects at the liverpool players.

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What relevance has that got to this discussion?

& you've got no moral high gorund on that one btw.

comment by Didi Hamann? He did doe didn't he doe? (U5172)
posted 3 minutes ago
Crime of the century, kicked the ball, hard, at the dugouts.

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That's not what I'm saying at all. The problem is he's got this petulant streak in him which is going to keep getting him in to trouble and is detrimental to the club both on and off the pitch.

He's a 25 year old man who should know better.
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So do a lot of players and their clubs don't kick them out. It's seen as "oh we can't take that side away from his game or we'll lose the player that he is". Or does that only apply to the English? Rooney, Beckham etc.