RAWK Goes Into Meltdown (2012/2013)

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He is the slimiest cnut to ever play in the prem IMO. I thought the gooner players of yesteryear were bad (keown, vieira, reyes etc.) but this wanker suarez puts them all to shame.

Never has there consistently been a bigger cheat and straight up scumbag in the Premiership. Even without the racism issue he would be one of the worst to ever play in England.
 

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He does humanitarian work and works for various charities.

THAT's being a decent human being not being a fecklord on the pitch. Don't let me stop anyone from calling him a cnut and even calling his personal character into question because to ask that question is deserved for how much of a cnut he is.

But imo it's a bit righteous to say he's scum on a human being level rather than a professional football level.

Don't let me stop you like I said! Call him ALL the cnuts! :lol:
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Suarez is all the cnuts!

Good insult, I like it.
 

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He's an utter piece of shit.

Diving, pulling hair, kicking people, biting, moaning, racial abuse, cheating. If he belonged to any other PL team, the scouse fans would loathe him but they love him because he's with them. They cannot even admit that he's a dickhead.

If he played for us (god forbid!), I could at least admit he's a piece of shit. To be honest, after all that racial thing, I'd want him gone.
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Agree. He's quite revolting.
 

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He gets tax incentives for it.
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No, he can't defend anymore. The goals he's at least partly responsible for us conceding are very rarely pace-related. The ability to instantly and wholeheartedly react to danger and movement has deserted him and left him without a single string to his bow, unless we're counting things like experience and place of birth.

He's slower in every way, not just physically
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:lol: they seem to have turned on Coates and found out he is glacially slow and not the great defender they thought Kenny had pulled a masterstroke on.
 

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gza the genius said:
I love how at the end of this one he immediately rolls dramatically and you can tell he's trying to play it up like he's the one injured after that ridiculous tackle.
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I bet he slaps babies when their mothers aren't looking and when they start crying, goes "Awww! Sounds like he/she needs a feed".
 

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ghaliboy said:
He does humanitarian work and works for various charities.

THAT's being a decent human being not being a fecklord on the pitch. Don't let me stop anyone from calling him a cnut and even calling his personal character into question because to ask that question is deserved for how much of a cnut he is.

But imo it's a bit righteous to say he's scum on a human being level rather than a professional football level.

Don't let me stop you like I said! Call him ALL the cnuts! :lol:
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Anybody with money and free time and public face like a sports star does charity. Every single one. Barton too.

Decent human being my ass. Good going to argue your point by saying that businessmen act like him too. Jesus ghali. Bankers are the most hated people in the world because they put their own needs and greed above anything else and pretty much fecked up a lot of the economy all the world over.

I know cnuts and I know decent human beings and the only people I've seen behave like him on the pitch are people who've gone into prison for stuff they outside the pitch. It's the same stuff but you go to prison for it (at least parole) when you do it in a bar.
 

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:lol: fair enough! Not intruding on anyones right to attacking him on a personal level! When he steps on my lunch and farts in my face and laughs and runs off i'll call him a dispicable human being :)
 

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Biting, headbutting, hair pulling and using derogatory terms to a black person is enough for me. The fecker didn't even want to apologize. I'd like to see something decently human about him but that just hasn't happened yet.
 

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Yeah that's fair enough. No complaints there for me. I've kicked, elbowed and forcefully challenged people on the footy field when I knew I was in a better position to win the ball AND take them out.

It's happened to me a lot as well but I still share a beer with the same people after the game and they with me. There are some cnuts that are just cnuts like that :)
 

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Ah, but not one of these instances of which I mentioned was there competition for the ball.

But that is pretty cnutish of you. To some it's old school. But you see it in Suarez that there's nothing old school about him and he's not playing amateur football where those kind of things are more normal.

People hate the player that dives a lot and feigns injuries a lot more than the one that kicks other players. Suarez goes overboard with cnutish behavior. Pepe goes overboard with thuggish behavior. Neither are respected or well liked.
 

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TBH, the whole Evra thing and aftermath I put down to trying to wind someone up and not knowing how frowned upon the means are (his angle on it was wrong, but it is true that you will not find a single person in Uruguay who thinks calling someone a fecking n****r is worse than calling him son of a bitch/wanker/bastard/motherfecker/other, which is and always will be common fare on a football pitch). That didn't surprise me, riling up and usnettling defenders is a key part of his game, which I don't have a problem with.

It doesn't surprise me either that, being at Liverpool, he has handled the whole matter dreadfully. He is a footballer, not the cleverest person in the world, seems to get no decent advice, and the press are happy to lap up his ability to continuously provide them with infuriating poorly-judged statements. That the concept of an apology has not entered his brain is mistifying.

The handball incident I've always been 100% with him.

Diving and. more the case, excessive playacting bothers, but I've got used to seeing so many top class players do it...

It's the biting, eye-gouging, hair pulling, snide elbows and "accidental" dangerous kicks and tackles which I can't stand. I will take however many goals he scores for Uruguay, but will never like him one bit.
 

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Snow said:
But that is pretty cnutish of you. To some it's old school. But you see it in Suarez that there's nothing old school about him and he's not playing amateur football where those kind of things are more normal.
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It is. I wind people up and try and get a physical and mental edge over an opponent that is the nature of sunday league football. Brickies snapping shins and laughing at you on the ground. I've been punched, kicked and hacked by people and they've been sent off and the closest I've come to getting sent off was grabbing a guy's throat and shoving him into the goalpost and telling him to 'feck off' cause he stomped my leg helping me up. (In truth the ref was pretty lenient saying 'ey ey anything more like that and you're off mate'.)

We then had a beer after the game. :lol:

I love my family, treat my peers and girlfriend with respect and I'm humble and generous. Get me onto a football pitch though and it just takes over.

I dunno that's why I think it's a bit rough calling him names on a human being level.

Anyway - lets post more RAWK stuff!
 

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I actually did defend him for the handball and will still do. I think that's the same thing as fouling someone from behind when he's clear on goal. It's just something you'd do for your team and you take the consequences for it which aren't small. I don't want to go into that however.

Suarez is the worst because he's got everything that's bad about a football in him. You're alright with players diving occasionally and pretending to be injured, I'm never fine with that but neither is anyone in my culture of football upbringing, but with Suarez it adds on all the other stuff. The only thing he's missing from his resume is a leg breaking challenge. Do that and he gets the very difficult Platinum cnut trophy achievement.
 

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Snow said:
You're alright with players diving occasionally and pretending to be injured, I'm never fine with that but neither is anyone in my culture of football upbringing
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I'm not, I dislike it, but if I'm going to get upset about it I probably have to stop watching football altogether. I guess Cristiano raised my tolerance levels, although to this day I dislike his complaining and looking at the sky as if close to tears.

It's the little thuggish things he does which I hate, particularly in a player of his ability. I understand some players are technically limited and make up for that being "hardmen".

I'm in ghali's camp there. I used to play as centrehalf or midfield destroyer type (occasionally as a battering ram target man, you get the picture...). I've tackled hard, been physical, wound people up and kicked lumps into more than one player. BUT when I took one myself I would take it on the chin and get on with it. And have the beer at the end.

Someone with so much ability acting like a thug and then crying foul as soon as he is brushed by a feather... that I find cowardly and despicable. I have no time for it whatsoever. It's not old style, new style, or anything that should be part of football.
 

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antohan said:
I'm in ghali's camp there. I used to play as centrehalf or midfield destroyer type (occasionally as a battering ram target man, you get the picture...). I've tackled hard, been physical, wound people up and kicked lumps into more than one player. BUT when I took one myself I would take it on the chin and get on with it. And have the beer at the end.

Someone with so much ability acting like a thug and then crying foul as soon as he is brushed by a feather... that I find cowardly and despicable. I have no time for it whatsoever. It's not old style, new style, or anything that should be part of football.
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I agree completely, and in general I'm in your- and ghali's camp too.

The thing is, Suárez isn't, just like you're pointing out. He's not acting like a thug, even. He's just the worst kind of cowardly, despicable, snivelling little shit.

Watch those gifs Olly posted if you're ever in doubt. That hair-pulling one is especially egregious. Stomach-turning stuff.
 

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Suarez might well be doomed to a career of frustration (which brings out the worst in him, it seems) - continually frustrated with his second-rate team-mates, and frustrated that the team he plays for isn't top-tier...yet he isn't 'top-tier' enough to get a move to a truly great team.
 

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Are Wembley booing Suarez too? fecking bellends
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:lol: We put up a contingent at Wembley just to boo Suarez.

So it is pretty obvious that most of the league's fans don't like him cause he's a bell.
 

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What was this tackle on Bale that is causing a load of fuss just now? It seems he doesn't like Bale that much. I remember a pretty shocking tackle when he was at Blackpool that put Bale out for a while.
 

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:lol: I've just noticed they fecking hate Cleverley?...

Slagged the shit out of him until the assist..

"Oh i dunno didnt see it"
"Cleverley.."

/silence
 

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''As long as the manager is allowed the potential permanent move money then it's all good.''

Why would they get the 17m until they sign him permanently
 
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