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Luis Suarez
Liverpool keep wasting money, the amount of transfers that havnt worked out is shocking.
Liverpool's only good player and he knows it, the way he more often than not decides to go alone.
Errr I think you have forgotten a player by the name of Gerrard. Been one of the most consistent and best midfielders for the last ten years in the Premier league.
Wibs said it above.
Just done his popularity no end of good!
Scored a goal blatent handball against Mansfield, then kissed his hand in celebration!
It wasnt deliberate. He didnt even think it was going to be given. He didnt kiss his hand. He kissed his wrist which he does all the time for his kid. People are such bullies.This country always has to bully and pick on people. You tell me one Brentford player who if it had been them would have pleaded with the officials not to give it?
Scored a goal blatent handball against Mansfield, then kissed his hand in celebration!
To be honest it was instinctive and he didn't really think it would be given, a clanger by the lino in this case who would have had a good view of it.

It wasn't an intentional hand ball to gain an advantage, ie Thierry Henry springs to mind, it bounced quickly back at him, even Suarez looked back thinking it won't be given. The referee awarded it.
He kissed his wrist, which he always does after scoring a goal, not his hand.
I dislike the footballer but he has footballing qualities we'd all like to see an Englishman have.
I felt so very sorry for Mansfield Town . Can you imagine how we would have felt if that 'handball' had robbed us of a historic draw?
Full marks to Mansfield for rolling their sleeves up and continuing to battle. I felt their display was one of the best I have ever seen from a non-league side.Great support from their fans, too.
And credit to their boss for not whingeing and admitting that he would have expected his players to do what Suarez did ...
I thought it was intentional, in that he moved his hand, but any striker would do the same, so there's no reason to get on his back... glad the Mansfield boss saw that was the case
he was to close for the rebound.. so for that reason it wasn't intentional from me..
It may not have been intentional but it was hand to ball and the ref should have cancelled it out and there wouldn't have been any complaints from Suarez, the players or Roberts. Thought the Mansfield Manager was gracious and who knows what may have happened if Liverpool hadn't scored but the official got it horribly wrong for me.
Did it rob them of a draw, it was 2-0 when they scored. Totally different approach to the game from both sides if it had been disallowed.
I think rule book states ball to hand isn't intentional and then not, handball depending on the hands position
It wasn't an intentional hand ball to gain an advantage, ie Thierry Henry springs to mind.............
I think rule book states ball to hand isn't intentional and then not, handball depending on the hands position
Here are the real, true facts. From the Interpretation of the Laws the Game document.
http://www.thefa.com/~/media/Files/...etation-of-the-laws-of-the-game---law-12.ashx
I said as much in my post.. he was far to close to be blamed for ball to hand.. sadly though they did score from it..the distance between the opponent and the ball (unexpected ball)
Maybe he's trying to force their hand to release him - stupid thing to go public on otherwise after he's been publicly backed by both Rodgers and surprisingly more than a few pundits
Was apparently told by Jack Robinson to "**** off" in the dying moments of the game against Oldham Latics.
Your teeth are offside. Your teeth are offside. You're Luis Suarez. Your teeth are offside.
Best day ever. See you in the quarter finals!
Your teeth are offside. Your teeth are offside. You're Luis Suarez. Your teeth are offside.
Best day ever. See you in the quarter finals!