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"No, I'm not having it. Next caller...If only Alan "I didn't see it" Green was still around.
Remember -- 606, it's your football phone-in"
"No, I'm not having it. Next caller...If only Alan "I didn't see it" Green was still around.
Because it's arguably the most frustrating part about him. This is a player who is incredibly gifted, as he showed again today with a very good performance and that goal at the end, but who seems to insist on wasting it through his actions.Gary Linekar on twitter
Why do so many people seem to glaze over everything he does, often making sure they mention just how good he is as well?
Simple Cheesy he is a C U N T of a manThat was one of the moments where you don't know what on Earth someone was doing. Sometimes people act out of anger and even if it's wrong, you can see their frustration in hindsight. This had none of that though; he simply bit an opponent for no proper reason. It's disgusting and the fact he never learns really shows him to be horrific. He's bitten someone before, made racist comments and done other things, yet he never learns.
If Liverpool weren't so desperate for goals with him there then he'd have been out a while ago for me. For him to do this and overshadow what was such a defining week in the club's history with the anniversary after the breakthroughs they've had etc is simply unforgivable.
He has the talent and if he wasn't the way he is he'd be such an admired footballer because he is a pleasure to watch when he plays well. What drives him to act like he does I have no idea though.
We'll miss Green is he working on LFCTV yet?"No, I'm not having it. Next caller...
Remember -- 606, it's your football phone-in"
That really is horrendously out of context.Jamie Rednapp on Suarez "Its an honor to watch him play football"
Yeah that's understandable, but it's almost always used as a way of lessening what he's done. No one ever just calls him out for what he is, until now hopefully.Because it's arguably the most frustrating part about him. This is a player who is incredibly gifted, as he showed again today with a very good performance and that goal at the end, but who seems to insist on wasting it through his actions.
Yep it is. He kind of didn't mention the fact that Redknapp and Souness both condemned Suarez for what he did.That really is horrendously out of context.
...Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers tells BBC Sport "I can't say anything on it until I review the incident."
I hope they ask him again.In fairness to Rodgers, there's very little he can say at this point. I doubt you'd see it from the bench, so until he gets a good look at it and talks to Suarez, he's better off staying quiet.
That'd be an interesting one.They should be interviewing Suarez, not Brendon.
The interviewer's pauses were so weird.Rafa's interview is hilarious!!!!
He had nothing prepared other than attempts to stoke the controversy.The interviewer's pauses were so weird.
You reckon he wasn't aware of it and hadn't watched it before he came out to be interviewed?In fairness to Rodgers, there's very little he can say at this point. I doubt you'd see it from the bench, so until he gets a good look at it and talks to Suarez, he's better off staying quiet.
Disagree. He ducked the issue when he should have condemned it.Fairly sensible from Rodgers. He was never going to completely slam his own player so natural of him to stick in the middle, neither condoning it or berating his own player publicly. The club and manager will now handle it a lot more efficiently than they did the racism row with him.