WeePat
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Not that I have any sympathy for Suarez, but you must have missed both goals.He didn't do anything tonight apart from cry like a little bitch.
Ah yeah I always forget that he did that at Ajax before he rose to prominenceThree times.
Re-read the post I was replying to - he was asking what did Suarez do in terms of controversial behaviour.Not that I have any sympathy for Suarez, but you must have missed both goals.
Oh sorry about that!Re-read the post I was replying to - he was asking what did Suarez do in terms of controversial behaviour.
No worries. =)Oh sorry about that!
I feel bad for him, he's a top player.
You hate him if he's not your player but exceptional at the top.
The MSN at Barca was incredible to watch, but deserved to go out because they didn't pick up enough points.
This is the end of the road for him now internationally, already at a weaker league, but for him and Cavani it was nice to at least get to bow out at World Cup.
"You'll never cry alone "
The caf is a terrible place. The poor guy is crying his teeth out and you laugh at him.
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Only with Evra this makes sense. He's a weird dude for sure. Oh and SuarezI can imagine Patrice going crazy in his room while alone over this.
Everybody on the Suarez Hater Express, choo choo!!
Or something like that.
The caf is a terrible place. The poor guy is crying his teeth out and you laugh at him.
Yea, I don't get the Ghana were hard-done-by narrative at all. There was a player literally next to Suarez who also tried to get a hand to it, but failed.It was great to see Suarez crying and unhappy. Like many people I despise him.
However I did hate the narrative of Ghanaian revenge, when of course Ghana were not at all cheated or robbed of anything vs. Uruguay in 2010.
Yeah I agree, when it comes to winning a match, especially in a knockout, last mins. Alls fair in love and war.Yea, I don't get the Ghana were hard-done-by narrative at all. There was a player literally next to Suarez who also tried to get a hand to it, but failed.
Plus I remember Phil Neville making an incredible last ditch save for Everton against liverpool that would've earned any goal keeper rave reviews. It's just a do-or-die instinct that top players have. As long as the foul is noticed and penalized it's fine.