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

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Luis Suarez improving as player and person says Brendan Rodgers

Luis Suarez has changed for the better as a player and person, Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has claimed.

The Uruguayan has been involved in controversies including racism and diving since moving to Anfield in 2011.

In January, Rodgers said an admission by Suarez of "falling" to win a penalty last year was "unacceptable" to him.
"This is a guy who is trying to turn around his life and adapt to the culture and you can clearly see that," says Rodgers.

In the most recent controversial incident, Suarez was accused of "stealing" the FA Cup tie against Mansfield Town after he used his hand before scoring against the non-league outfit.

But Rodgers believes the 26-year-old is learning from what has happened and what is being said about him.

"What I have admired from close hand is this is a guy who is trying to change," Rodgers added.

"He has come in here and been labelled many things. Because he is a foreign player he will get accused more.

"If a British player dives we'll laugh and find it funny but when it's Luis Suarez he is a diver.

"There are cultural differences to where he has worked and played before and you can see he has clearly adapted to that."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/21720355



Particularly enjoyed the highlighted bit...
 
I have to say, this is good, especially the "I have three envelopes each containing Scot, Irish, Welsh - yes one of those accents is mine"

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Luis Suarez improving as player and person says Brendan Rodgers

Luis Suarez has changed for the better as a player and person, Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has claimed.

The Uruguayan has been involved in controversies including racism and diving since moving to Anfield in 2011.

In January, Rodgers said an admission by Suarez of "falling" to win a penalty last year was "unacceptable" to him.
"This is a guy who is trying to turn around his life and adapt to the culture and you can clearly see that," says Rodgers.

In the most recent controversial incident, Suarez was accused of "stealing" the FA Cup tie against Mansfield Town after he used his hand before scoring against the non-league outfit.

But Rodgers believes the 26-year-old is learning from what has happened and what is being said about him.

"What I have admired from close hand is this is a guy who is trying to change," Rodgers added.

"He has come in here and been labelled many things. Because he is a foreign player he will get accused more.

"If a British player dives we'll laugh and find it funny but when it's Luis Suarez he is a diver.

"There are cultural differences to where he has worked and played before and you can see he has clearly adapted to that."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/21720355



Particularly enjoyed the highlighted bit...

So he's openly accusing people of discrimination. Boss.
 
a lot of swansea fans i know are saying how he's turned into an utter bell ever since he's gone there. It definitely is something about that club that turns people into something very strange and delusional
 
a lot of swansea fans i know are saying how he's turned into an utter bell ever since he's gone there. It definitely is something about that club that turns people into something very strange and delusional

Of course he has. He's gone to Castle Greyskull
 
Luis Suarez improving as player and person says Brendan Rodgers

Luis Suarez has changed for the better as a player and person, Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has claimed.

The Uruguayan has been involved in controversies including racism and diving since moving to Anfield in 2011.

In January, Rodgers said an admission by Suarez of "falling" to win a penalty last year was "unacceptable" to him.
"This is a guy who is trying to turn around his life and adapt to the culture and you can clearly see that," says Rodgers.

In the most recent controversial incident, Suarez was accused of "stealing" the FA Cup tie against Mansfield Town after he used his hand before scoring against the non-league outfit.

But Rodgers believes the 26-year-old is learning from what has happened and what is being said about him.

"What I have admired from close hand is this is a guy who is trying to change," Rodgers added.

"He has come in here and been labelled many things. Because he is a foreign player he will get accused more.

"If a British player dives we'll laugh and find it funny but when it's Luis Suarez he is a diver.

"There are cultural differences to where he has worked and played before and you can see he has clearly adapted to that."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/21720355



Particularly enjoyed the highlighted bit...

I still don't understand this weird obsession of theirs that Suarez is hated because he's foreign. Henry, Zola, Junhino were liked by most neutrals but they are not English.. perhaps its because they weren't diving, biting, racist, handballing, stamping cheats... or maybe we just forget they were foreign for some reason.
If an Englishman dives the opposiiton are outraged for a game, if he dives every week for months... the media will pick up on it.. If however he was to dive every week for months, even when the media are all over it, then be racist whilst their club claim he is being victimised and is a nice guy.... he'll get the same amount of s**t Suarez does surely?
 
Just passed on my best wishes to him on Twitter....

@keith_EFC_78: @Realaldo474 Watch out for them witch hunts and agendas today Aldo lad, they're all out to get you.... #ParanoiaReignsSupreme

Just got a reply to this.

@Realaldo474: @keith_EFC_78 cheers keith

I'm not sure he realised I was taking the piss.
 
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