9 - Luis Suárez - v1
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Him and Messi would link up very well. Imagine Suarez at Barcelona playing right wing against Manchester United in the Champions League. The things he would do to Manchester United's fullback with the delivery of Messi, Alves, Xavi and Iniesta. 
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Could you imagine what Suarez could do being fed those pretty passes from Xavi, Iniesta, Thiago, and Cesc. PLEASE, PLEASE LET THIS HAPPEN. (Probably won't but I can dream.)
RedMadridista
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What.a.player.
27 goals in 53 games internationally. In comparison, Messi has 22 goals in 68 games.
And how many has he scored for Liverpool?
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psychotsek
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La Furia
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And how many has he scored for Liverpool?
Considering he has double the amount of goals anyone else on that team does, it's telling.
Liverpool's squad is relegation-quality if you take away Suarez.
Superfly
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It's relegation quality even with Suarez.
Jenks
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Hit the post, probably.
La Furia
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La Celeste blog translated RT's interview with Suarez. Gives his side of the handball/Evra incidents and other general opinions.
http://justpaste.it/10fc
http://justpaste.it/10fc
Hatem Ben Arfa
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He sounds just like that paranoid Dalglish. 'they had to get rid of a Liverpool player by any means necessary and, well, they definitely were gratified by all of this.'
And he basically blames the Ghana player for him handballing that goalbound header.
oh and what he did is better than fouling someone and them getting injured..........who was he going to foul to stop that goal? this guys is too funny He's CRAZY! I really hope he gets his comeuppance and someone does that to his Uruguay in a big competition and they miss the penalty. I'd love to see his reaction.
as for Evra they used his own admissions as proof against him (the idiot), along with the clear heated context of their interactions with eachother. And his excuse of what happens on the field should stay on the field is pathetic when it gets to the level of bringing race into taunting etc. That saying is meant to apply to fighting and physical battles.
Don't worry there will be more ugly incidents from Suarez next season for you to claim you are proud of La Furia.
La Furia
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His comment on the Ghana incident is perfectly logical. He took a serious gamble in using his hand to stop the ball, paid the price and was sent off with little objection, and Ghana had the opportunity to make up for it with a penalty - which they bottled. He's right, if anyone should be blamed it's the guy who shanked the penalty.
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