ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC" part 3

[Tommy Chong]

Once the RS have touched you…

Miami's Luis Suarez embroiled in spitting controversy

The Seattle Sounders' victory in the Leagues Cup final on Sunday night was marred by a melee at the final whistle, with tempers flaring and the apparent instigator, Inter Miami striker Luis Suarez, appearing to spit on a Sounders coaching staff member.

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The Seattle Sounders' victory in the Leagues Cup final on Sunday night was marred by a melee at the final whistle, with tempers flaring and the apparent instigator, Inter Miami striker Luis Suarez, appearing to spit on a Sounders coaching staff member.

Asked after the match about his players' behavior, Inter Miami coach Javier Mascherano said: "I have nothing to say because I was far away and didn't see what happened. Nobody likes for there to be these types of actions. Maybe there was provocation, but I don't know what happened."

Imagine the headlines if they were former Everton players.

At least he’s not racially abusing, or trying to eat anyone.

Spitting’s actually a step up for the sewer rat.

 

[daza_1973]

Netspend fc doing things the right way Always, yet somehow exactly the same as city, Chelsea, yanited and Arsenal do things - weird that.

Their wage bill must make very interesting reading now, if it is ever published accurately.

The other 14 really need to be getting together and protesting about ffp and psr. It's blatant corruption.

 

[tsubaki]

Once the RS have touched you…

Miami's Luis Suarez embroiled in spitting controversy

The Seattle Sounders' victory in the Leagues Cup final on Sunday night was marred by a melee at the final whistle, with tempers flaring and the apparent instigator, Inter Miami striker Luis Suarez, appearing to spit on a Sounders coaching staff member.

www.rte.ie

The Seattle Sounders' victory in the Leagues Cup final on Sunday night was marred by a melee at the final whistle, with tempers flaring and the apparent instigator, Inter Miami striker Luis Suarez, appearing to spit on a Sounders coaching staff member.

Asked after the match about his players' behavior, Inter Miami coach Javier Mascherano said: "I have nothing to say because I was far away and didn't see what happened. Nobody likes for there to be these types of actions. Maybe there was provocation, but I don't know what happened."

Imagine the headlines if they were former Everton players.

One of the most pressing issues in academic psychological circles today is to understand how he has had such a long career without anyone thinking that they should just batter him.

 

[Tommy Chong]

One of the most pressing issues in academic psychological circles today is to understand how he has had such a long career without anyone thinking that they should just batter him.

Honestly, my biggest concern would be that he goes feral, bites me, and gives me rabies.

 

[The Blue Watch]

Life gets easier if you just accept they're going to win it this year, and that karma will never come to satan's football club.

I try to approach my interactions with kopites with indifference these days. Just either act completely oblivious to what's going on over there, or agree with everything they say.

And to be fair, things being exciting with us for the first time in a while actually makes it slightly more tolerable.

 

[Walken]

One of the most pressing issues in academic psychological circles today is to understand how he has had such a long career without anyone thinking that they should just batter him.

Mirallas should have gotten a knighthood for snapping him, while our so called leaders all meekly accepted his violence

 

[NathDogg]

Zero excuses for the manslaughterers if they don’t win the league this season.

 

[toffee82]

Once the RS have touched you…

Miami's Luis Suarez embroiled in spitting controversy

The Seattle Sounders' victory in the Leagues Cup final on Sunday night was marred by a melee at the final whistle, with tempers flaring and the apparent instigator, Inter Miami striker Luis Suarez, appearing to spit on a Sounders coaching staff member.

www.rte.ie

The Seattle Sounders' victory in the Leagues Cup final on Sunday night was marred by a melee at the final whistle, with tempers flaring and the apparent instigator, Inter Miami striker Luis Suarez, appearing to spit on a Sounders coaching staff member.

Asked after the match about his players' behavior, Inter Miami coach Javier Mascherano said: "I have nothing to say because I was far away and didn't see what happened. Nobody likes for there to be these types of actions. Maybe there was provocation, but I don't know what happened."

Imagine the headlines if they were former Everton players.

Dalgliesh on the phone to the t shirt printers first thing.

 

[Lapeno77]

Some things in life are inevitable. Death and taxes and Luis Suarez being absolute sub human scum.

Or legendary if you have no morals, ethics and a fondness for Rodgers and Hammerstein.

 

[Tommy Chong]

Some things in life are inevitable. Death and taxes and Luis Suarez being absolute sub human scum.

Or legendary if you have no morals, ethics and a fondness for Rodgers and Hammerstein.

Looks he learned that move from Carragher.

Classy as always, Luis.

 

[BlueAmigo]

£125m on a forward when there's a growing hole at the back. Maybe he's the Dutch Martinez and won't get lucky again.

 

[NathDogg]

£125m on a forward when there's a growing hole at the back. Maybe he's the Dutch Martinez and won't get lucky again.

Hoping guehi tells them to get fecked.

 

[Simon Buttle]

Hoping guehi tells them to get fecked.

He looks to be staying at Palace, Glasner spoke to Parish about keeping him this season. I'm interested to see where Isak fits in at the RS, Ekitike has been playing well so far, do they put him out wide to make room for Isak? Gakpo has been one of their best players so far and Salah ain't getting dropped nor is the expensive Wirtz. They needed another CB not a striker.

 

[aazak]

£125m on a forward when there's a growing hole at the back. Maybe he's the Dutch Martinez and won't get lucky again.

He’s 34 - I doubt he’s still growing

 

[Bryan+]

£125m on a forward when there's a growing hole at the back. Maybe he's the Dutch Martinez and won't get lucky again.

I think it guaratees a few more trophies for them tbh, they are building a solid squad, but one that has shown they will drop their loyalties at the drop of a hat (Isak, Wirtz) once the real big clubs come in for any of them - they will be off in a shot, PSG, Real have both shown they can take players and have done, they even wait.