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

[toffee matt]

Kopites seem to forget how many dodgy penalties they get when they are in loosing positions. They also forget about clattenberg and how gerrad has ref's every derby.

 

[toffee-fellaini]

Kopites seem to forget how many dodgy penalties they get when they are in loosing positions. They also forget about clattenberg and how gerrad has ref's every derby.

IT'S A CONSPIRACEEEEEE

 

[davek]

Nevin: 'Vile Suarez has let down his fellow professionals' : http://www.goal.com/en-us/news/1956...has-let-down-his-fellow-professionals-insists



The former PFA chairman believes that those who voted for the Liverpool striker to be Player of the Year will regret doing so after he bit Chelsea's Branislav Ivanovic
Former Professional Footballers Association chairman Pat Nevin believes that Liverpool forward Luis Suarez has let down his fellow professionals with his "vile" approach to the game.

The Uruguayan became embroiled in fresh controversy on Sunday after he was caught by TV cameras biting the arm of Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic.

The former Ajax star had gone some way to mending his tarnished reputation, one that had been earned following his ban for racially abusing Patrice Evra last season, with a series of outstanding displays for his club this term and made the six-man shortlist for the PFA Player of the Year award, though Nevin does not expect him to win.

"Footballers tend to forgive and forget most indiscretions, so I feel sorry for those players who were still prepared to vote for him despite his racism ban and admitting to diving," the 49-year-old, who spent five years as PFA chairman, told Goal.com.

"At least the PFA will escape the embarrassment of seeing Suarez lifting the Player of the Year award. He's got enough votes to get on the shortlist but I don't know any black players who voted for him so I very much doubt he's polled enough to win.

"It puts the PFA in a difficult situation because they are there to defend one of their members but the other party is a member, too."

The PFA has given Suarez, who was banned for seven games by the Dutch Football Association for biting then-PSV player Otman Bakkal in 2010, its support by offering the 26-year-old anger management counseling and Nevin believes that he would be foolish to turn down the gesture.

"What Suarez did was so ridiculous that it would be funny if it wasn't so serious. Stupidity doesn't begin to describe it. Apart from the act itself, he's done this in front of 40,000 spectators and millions watching on television," the Scot added. "It raises more questions about his state of mind. What was his thought processes at the time? Was he thinking of anything? And what does this show to kids who like to copy their favorite players?

"Suarez is guilty of a vile concept of sport. Not only has he cheated but he's seen to get away with it. His handball on the line allowed Uruguay to beat Ghana in the World Cup finals in 2010 and [on Sunday] he should have been sent off but stayed on the pitch to score an injury-time equalizer."

Despite his latest issue, Nevin acknowledges that there is "no way" that Liverpool would entertain the prospect of sacking Suarez and risk losing a huge commodity for nothing.

"I live the real world and there is no way that Liverpool will sack their most valuable property so that someone else can pick up a 30 million pound player for nothing," he continued.

"Brendan Rodgers might decide in the summer that Suarez carries too much baggage and offloads him but, in the meantime, the club will, I'm sure, accept any FA punishment for the player while almost certainly taking internal disciplinary action of their own."

 

[peteblue]

I think it's time the FA introduced the death penalty, seems fair like

 

[ScouseBlueBoy]

LFC, like any other team on the planet, are not loved by everyone, but they were most certainly respected.

They took 100 years or so to earn that respect.

A few dodgy moments along the way here and there, but they managed to come through it.

One man (with a little help from his managers, fellow players, and supporters) has managed to undo it all in an extremely short space of time.

The biggest tragedy is that they have the name of our City. By association, ALL inhabitants of Liverpool are being tarnished by their antics. Perhaps football fans in Liverpool would maybe be 50% - a lot of people don't care one way or the other. Maybe 28% support them and 22% support us (still a a large number of people). This means that an entire city is being made to look nefarious, dangerous, pathetic and mentally ill due to the behaviours and attitudes of 28% of the population - and probably only a small percentage of them.

The city of Liverpool is bigger than Liverpool FC. Liverpool FC is bigger than one player. But you wouldn't f*****g think so.

 

[davek]

I think it's time the FA introduced the death penalty, seems fair like

Big piece of cheese in a rat trap will do it.

 

[carlos21]

LFC, like any other team on the planet, are not loved by everyone, but they were most certainly respected.

They took 100 years or so to earn that respect.

A few dodgy moments along the way here and there, but they managed to come through it.

One man (with a little help from his managers, fellow players, and supporters) has managed to undo it all in an extremely short space of time.

The biggest tragedy is that they have the name of our City. By association, ALL inhabitants of Liverpool are being tarnished by their antics. Perhaps football fans in Liverpool would maybe be 50% - a lot of people don't care one way or the other. Maybe 28% support them and 22% support us (still a a large number of people). This means that an entire city is being made to look nefarious, dangerous, pathetic and mentally ill due to the behaviours and attitudes of 28% of the population - and probably only a small percentage of them.

The city of Liverpool is bigger than Liverpool FC. Liverpool FC is bigger than one player. But you wouldn't f*****g think so.

i agree with all those points mate.

 

[davek]

LFC, like any other team on the planet, are not loved by everyone, but they were most certainly respected.

They took 100 years or so to earn that respect.

A few dodgy moments along the way here and there, but they managed to come through it.

One man (with a little help from his managers, fellow players, and supporters) has managed to undo it all in an extremely short space of time.

The biggest tragedy is that they have the name of our City. By association, ALL inhabitants of Liverpool are being tarnished by their antics. Perhaps football fans in Liverpool would maybe be 50% - a lot of people don't care one way or the other. Maybe 28% support them and 22% support us (still a a large number of people). This means that an entire city is being made to look nefarious, dangerous, pathetic and mentally ill due to the behaviours and attitudes of 28% of the population - and probably only a small percentage of them.

The city of Liverpool is bigger than Liverpool FC. Liverpool FC is bigger than one player. But you wouldn't f*****g think so.

Liverpool FC = Merseyside's Shame.

 

[carlos21]

Liverpool FC = Merseyside's Shame.

good shout mate.

 

[toffee-fellaini]

I'm done, this is too much.

''@AustrianRed Instead of Suarez,give it to @RealBigVic28 ****house.Of course Suarez deserve criticism,but Anichebe is the prick here”

 

[peteblue]

I'm done, this is too much.

''@AustrianRed Instead of Suarez,give it to @RealBigVic28 ****house.Of course Suarez deserve criticism,but Anichebe is the prick here”

I love it when they fume........

 

[davek]

I'm done, this is too much.

''@AustrianRed Instead of Suarez,give it to @RealBigVic28 ****house.Of course Suarez deserve criticism,but Anichebe is the prick here”

Fritzl-fume.

 

[toffee-fellaini]

Anichebe is gonna get booed in the derby at this rate.

 

[Del]

When Suarez handballed against Ghana in the World Cup RAWK had a thread going, The thread was deleted from the site once they signed him, Here are a few of the comments

**** you suarez you dirty little buck toothed cheating slimey [Poor language removed] I hope that was your last game of the tournament.

If FIFA had a ****ing soul they'd ban Suarez for the rest of the tournament. Ghana were cheated of their deserved win because of that ****ish act.

Dirty [Poor language removed] cheering on his way down the tunnel when the lad missed the pen

****ing cheating [Poor language removed]. Hope Holland ****ing take them to the cleaners. Ghana were the better team. A young side can see them being a force in the next WC. Very impressed with their discipline.

Who said cheats* never prosper?
*Dirty ****ing, spineless, cheats at that

 

[FTY]

I know it's a fake account, but there has been some disgusting racism aimed at that Vic account. I don't like Liverpool fans.