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

[Azzurri]

To be fair, the photo is probably just one of those where a still photo makes it look worse. I doubt it was eye gouging. Not that I'd put it past Suarez.

What's your defence for the kicking case Antonio? I'm sure there's a good excuse to kick a man in the stomach when the ball's 10 foot away. Is it a sign of affection in Uruguay?

 

[Del]

Just what the fork does that mean?

It means hes a racist eye gouging rat

 

[Chang Elephant]

The interpretation of whether it was or not is completely subjective.

The large gap between where Suarez's boot goes and where the ball is, is not subjective though. Are you saying the ball took a different trajectory trying to get Suarez sent off ?

 

[EFCNIK]

The interpretation of whether it was or not is completely subjective.

Oh you.

 

[Kurt.]

The interpretation of whether it was or not is completely subjective.

so when he pushes him and then looks at him just before swinging his leg to kick him you expect me to believe he didnt know he was there and that he didnt know what he was doing ?? come on ffs

 

[Antonio Barragan]

Why is it completely out of order to suggest he misjudged the timing of the ball? He acknowledges the kick straight away too, so there's a clear argument for it being unintentional.

 

[Chang Elephant]

Why is it completely out of order to suggest he misjudged the timing of the ball? He acknowledges the kick straight away too, so there's a clear argument for it being unintentional.

He's proven to be a deceitful conniving **** house. No surprise he would acknowledge the kick in an attempt to make it look accidental. No surprise either that 5 or 6 LFC players quickly crowded the vicinity to confuse the issue.

 

[Kurt.]

Why is it completely out of order to suggest he misjudged the timing of the ball? He acknowledges the kick straight away too, so there's a clear argument for it being unintentional.

absolute bollox....... there was no way he was getting anywhere near that ball.....just for arguments sake take a look at the replay and when his boot makes contact with parker have a look where the ball is, now take parker out of it and suarez , even with the ball travelling on the same trajectory,,, would have been swinging at fresh air. He knew what he was doing.

 

[Antonio Barragan]

He's proven to be a deceitful conniving **** house. No surprise he would acknowledge the kick in an attempt to make it look accidental. No surprise either that 5 or 6 LFC players quickly crowded the vicinity to confuse the issue.

As I say though, that's your biased interpretation of events.

 

[Antonio Barragan]

absolute bollox....... there was no way he was getting anywhere near that ball.....just for arguments sake take a look at the replay and when his boot makes contact with parker have a look where the ball is, now take parker out of it and suarez , even with the ball travelling on the same trajectory,,, would have been swinging at fresh air. He knew what he was doing.

So no players have ever mistimed balls and swung at fresh air?

 

[Kurt.]

So no players have ever mistimed balls and swung at fresh air?

oh you are a card Antonio xx


and to answer your question... yes,, our defence do it most weeks but they dont snidily kick other players under the pretence of mis kicking a ball.

 

[Antonio Barragan]

oh you are a card Antonio xx


and to answer your question... yes,, our defence do it most weeks but they dont snidily kick other players under the pretence of mis kicking a ball.

And what on earth makes that more believable than the simple explanation that he misjudged the ball's landing?

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

Suarez was very quick to apologise to Scott Parker for kicking him there; "Sorry, I thought you were Ledley King."

He teed him up ffs with the push.

 

[Kurt.]

And what on earth makes that more believable than the simple explanation that he misjudged the ball's landing?

watch him just before he swings his leg, he takes his eye off the ball and looks to see where parker is and where his foot is going to land... he's a bad bad snidey rat.

 

[Antonio Barragan]

Also, it's a load of bollocks to say he 'teed him up' with the push. How many times do defenders and attackers push each other to get the advantage in winning the ball?