9 - Luis Suárez - v1

[Ode to Django]

A senior journalist at The Telegraph, Henry Winter, reckons his career in Liverpool is over. Says that he want to leave and so does his family and that Barcelona is ready with making the move since its Suarez dream club.

Liverpool would be open to sell, but are gonna lose a lot of transfer fee in a potential deal from what he thinks.

Not senior enough for me

 

[DonAK]

From what I think, they won't.

Well, that would most likely be our fault if they(mgmt +.zubi) decide to keep pursuing him and fail to lower the asking price after all that happened and the problems related to the guy.....

 

[darthvader7888]

From what I think, they won't.

They will if they sell to a club besides Barca. But if we buy him, his price will probably somehow go up

 

[Ryan_Cule]

Not senior enough for me

 

[DonAK]

Not senior enough for me

Cool

 

[JamDav1982]

They will if they sell to a club besides Barca. But if we buy him, his price will probably somehow go up

Almost all players that have come to Barca in recent years have been cheaper then other clubs were willing to pay.

 

[Alik]

Not senior enough for me

 

[Antimadridista1]

I think that we all want the player here, not the man he is.

Although I'm pretty sure that after this "long and tough" ban from the game, he won't repeat his mistake ; even more if he's transferred to a new team and new league, he'll know that everyone's watching him.

We can't say no to the player, he's definitely one of the best in the world in his position . And we need a striker, Leo needs it.

 

[Ghost]

His ban is fully deserved, can't believe some of you want this guy at barca.

+1

Best decision in Football history.

 

[XaviTheCreator]

What happens if this head case decides to go mental right before a big Champions League match or crucial La Liga game? I wouldn't be comfortable with him here.

 

[Bertus]

I think that we all want the player here, not the man he is.

Although I'm pretty sure that after this "long and tough" ban from the game, he won't repeat his mistake ; even more if he's transferred to a new team and new league, he'll know that everyone's watching him.

We can't say no to the player, he's definitely one of the best in the world in his position . And we need a striker, Leo needs it.

You can't be serious. Everyone said that last time and the ban was longer than the one he got now.

What does warrant so much confidence this time that he will stop biting people?

Tell me, show me the new super ubber garantees you have.

You have none.

 

[Ghosting]

I think that we all want the player here, not the man he is.

Although I'm pretty sure that after this "long and tough" ban from the game, he won't repeat his mistake ; even more if he's transferred to a new team and new league, he'll know that everyone's watching him.

We can't say no to the player, he's definitely one of the best in the world in his position . And we need a striker, Leo needs it.

He doesn't do this thing on purpose, it is instinct and will more than likely never leave him, if anything it is more likely to happen at a big team, with higher pressure and bigger games.

 

[JamDav1982]

What happens if this head case decides to go mental right before a big Champions League match or crucial La Liga game? I wouldn't be comfortable with him here.

Obviously thats a risk but he is also more likely than any other CF in the world to score in a crucial CL or La Liga game!

He is a human who has made mistakes but lets see if Barca can be the environment that changes him and it does the club has a phenomenal player.

Thats my position on it!!

 

[Bertus]

He doesn't do this thing on purpose, it is instinct and will more than likely never leave him, if anything it is more likely to happen at a big team, with higher pressure and bigger games.

Yep. Don't look down on the EPL. It's as big if not bigger than La Liga.

And after the previous ban, he also knew everyone was watching him.

It's like a bomb. Dunno when it will explode and it can be in a few years or in a few months, but there's no garantees that he will stop for good.

 

[Flavia]

Yep. Don't look down on the EPL. It's as big if not bigger than La Liga.

And after the previous ban, he also knew everyone was watching him.

It's like a bomb. Dunno when it will explode and it can be in a few years or in a few months, but there's no garantees that he will stop for good.

Yep, a time bomb. And now he did it at a WORLD CUP, during a crucial game for his country. He'll do it anywhere.