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LoL. They either feed him goals or he throws a hissy fit again. How dare anyone come between Ronaldo and his individual trophies. :lol:

Some people only see the ball carrier, and have no idea about the importance of off-the-ball movement. I'd say Suarez is one of the best at off-the-ball movement and anticipation.

Yeah, he's not had a great game. But nobody said he did in the first place anyway. Its impossible to play 2-3 games every week and look lively and energetic all the time. the front 3 looked tired. It looked as if none of them had the desire to move about and create space for others. Fatigue has...

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I think a lot of people underrate and dismiss him simply because he doesn't have the 'right look', the fancy footwork, the mazy dribbling skills or the lightning burst of speed that most world-class forwards are usually blessed with. To them he's apparently just some decent striker in a good run...

I have no idea what you're so worked up about. Is it because of my last post or the posts in this thread in general? Also, Ronaldo de Lima happens to be my all-time favourite player. But you don't need to use over-the-top phrases like "not even better than the left leg of" to make your point...

I wouldn't go quite that far myself. I love Suarez. He's one of the main reasons I've been watching so many Liverpool and Barcelona games. But IMO, Ronaldo de Lima is still the best striker I have ever laid my eyes on by quite a stretch. If it wasn't for his 3 career-threatening injuries (and...

You can't be too sure of that. He's relatively young compared to Bravo, but he's at an age where he needs much more game time than he's currently getting. Since Bravo could possibly carry on playing like this for another 2-3 years or so, MATS will need to think long and hard about staying here...

Perhaps he should move to the PL. Maybe Liverpool would suit him, seeing as Mignolet is so horribly inconsistent and one-dimensional.

No I just think our lives would all be better if Suarez had passed to Neymar instead of scoring that goal, and would like to keep talking about it in a Suarez thread instead of being happy that Suarez scored a goal.

A legitimate question based on a subject where you've already made up your mind. What is there to discuss further? You don't like it that Suarez was one-on-one with a keeper and he decided to go for goal rather than square it to another player. I bet you didn't complain one bit when Messi scored...

Suarez could've scuffed the pass, Neymar could've had a bad 1st touch, the keeper could've made a terrific save. All are possible. There's no way to accurately measure how or what could, should or would happen. Its all just speculation. And to say passing to Neymar was more important than Suarez...

What for? Should we also discuss the numerous amount of times in the past where Neymar didn't pass to Suarez as well? These type of questions only incite unnecessary debate and will only escalate into flame wars. He scored, and no player was upset about it. That's what matters in the end.

What they usually do is, talk about the incident for a few sentences, then they'd conveniently recall a certain incident involving a certain Barca player *wink wink*, and from there it's all about Suarez' bad behavior from the past, till the end of the article. In fact, the English media can't...

"Don't hurt the team." Sure. Of course, that's the dream, ain't it? Unfortunately we don't live in a perfect world. Some top players stay docile on the pitch but act like scumbags off it, some are hotheaded on the pitch but live a very quiet life off it, some are quiet both on and off the pitch...

I fully agree with you. For those of you that think he's going to become an angel and a role model for your kids like Messi or Neymar, you're going to be sorely disappointed. He cares little for those individual "popularity contest" trophies or "role model" awards. What he cares about is...

Some of the quotes I've seen supporters of other clubs saying in regards to Suarez in discussion forums over the past few years - "Jelavic is better and costs less than him." - Everton fans "Chicharito is way more effective and he costs less." - Man United fans "Suarez is a poor man's Aguero."...

Whoops. Can't believe I missed that. :rolleyes:

Read his next post. :rolleyes:

OK :rolleyes: