The job is too big for Rodgers and it is quite clear, a few months ago when they got dumped out of the cup by Oldham he came out and publicly slated his younger players, including a young left back who went through on goal and probably should have squared the ball but opted to shoot from the angle and fired wide, in the aftermath of that he told Suarez to '**** off'. That lad has hardly kicked a ball from them since, nor have many of the players who didn't perform on the night, it isn't great management to publicly hammer his youth players in the first place although it is understandable for them not to play regularly if he deems them not good enough. My point is that he felt it was OK to criticize his youth players for not playing to a certain standard, yet when a player walks up to and bites another human being he hardly has a word to say about him, that is because he is scared of his senior players and his best player who is without a doubt Suarez, but he is OK to go for the younger lads for having a 'off day' he is like a school bully who in year 10 walks around givin it the big one to the year 7 kids but will say **** all to those in his year or above, the irony is that if Suarez had an off day against Oldham and Robinson bit Ivanovic would his reaction have been the same I doubt it, they are a club on the slide so much so that there leading player can walk upto another human being and do something to him that If I did it on the street to another person without motive I would be sectioned and he says hardly a thing about it.
Look at the players who have crossed Ferguson and been asked to leave UTD yet Liverpool back players who go around biting other people, this is yet another sign of the continued slide of that club, from title contenders to fighting with us for the 6th place trophy infact the only thing that remains the same with that club is the uncanny timing of when to release there 'next year, is our year' quotes around MARCH 16th every year.
Pricks.
And on the whole Defoe got away with it yet Suarez is getting hammered for it, only in the world of Liverpool fans can they somehow justify amongst themselves that the saying '2 wrongs don't make a right' is an inaccurate statement, and it should be '2 wrongs make a right' Because the FA were not able to punish Defoe (which they should have been able to apart from FIFA law) they feel 6 years later when the FA are within their rights to punish a player further they shouldn't because another player got wrongly away with it. If Rooney bit Agger I very much doubt they would be saying he has been unlucky there as Defoe got away with it, they would then be saying what I currently am the only wrong decision was letting Defoe off years ago and they have got it cock on this time.
