Luis Suarez

[royg 96]

If Suarez is complaining about english media, it doesn't make sense transferring to another english club. What a ridiculous transfer news.

[BlueLyon 9,359]

Nah. Van Persie.

Robin One Poor-Sissy?

[The Skipper 20,609]

Robin One Poor-Sissy?

What?

[blu35_army 551]

can mourinho change his personality?

[Heisenberg 1,824]

can mourinho change his personality?

Yes.José Mourinho is a most capable person to do that.He is one of the finest psychologist.

[BlueLyon 9,359]

What?

Dont tell me you dont get it

[petre.ispirescu 4,928]

Don't know where this story came from, but we should not be amazed if Suarez ends up being a Chelsea player. He's got his issues, he sometimes behaves like a guy coming out of a cave, he is problematic, but, my god, he's a killer in front of goal. It is Cavani that is on Mou's radar, now Suarez. This is what Jose is looking for - a Drogba-esque type of striker, with a killer instinct, good pace, a striker that can easily dribble past opponents and, primarily, a striker with a HIGH WORKRATE. I mean, watching Cavani is like watching Ramires; this guy never stops... never! his tank's always full. Suarez won't have the same impact as Cavani when defending set pieces, but you can be sure he'll provide a high defensive workrate if Jose will need this. Just like Cavani. This is what distinguishes guys like Cavani and Suarez from those Giroud and Mario Gomez type players - they won't stay 90 minutes in front of goal hoping for a ball to fall from Heaven. They'll search for their goals, they'll come 30-40m away from the net just to pick a pass and influence the game, just as Didier did, just as Milito and Etoo did when Mou was in Milano. That's the type of striker Jose is looking for - a skilfull and hard working one.

I can't stand this guy as a human being, he is a disgrace to the human race, but he's terrific as a footballer. He can dribble, he can run, he's lethal in front of goal (no, HE IS NOT Emile Heskey!!! unfortunately), but if this is true than we won't be able to use him against the likes of United, Everton and Spurs, all away games. If we pay a big amount of money on a striker, than it better be on one that can actualy play from the beginning. This are three matches that could prove to be crucial at the end of the season and if we want to win the title this season we need a perfect start and we can't put our faith in Torres and Demba Ba and wait for them to deliver... I'm not the biggest expert in EPL rules, but i think the suspension will stand even if Suarez will go to any other Premier League team. Am I right?

[Sheva. 5,373]

Nah. Van Persie.

Nah. Suarez is a beast, he can score from literally nothing. He's one of those players that actually creates his own chances, because he can dribble past any defender in football and make them look silly. They don't get much better and complete than him.

I'm not the biggest expert in EPL rules, but i think the suspension will stand even if Suarez will go to any other Premier League team. Am I right?

Yep.

[Strike 7,477]

As a player, I'd take him without thinking twice really. Fantastic player. Can play alone up-front or slot in with the amigos giving Lukaku game-time up-front.

Should be a move of last resort though

[Joe Cool 388]

Horrible cunt, I don't care how many goals he would score, I want him as far away from our club (and England for that matter) as possible.

[Blue Roar 240]

At first i really didn't want to see him at Chelsea, but he's a good player so i wouldn't mind.

[BleedsBlue 1,549]

I'd rather have Rooney.

[Strike 7,477]

If you're looking at player-character and actions against Chelsea, what Suarez did was not out of hatred for Chelsea or Ivanovic. It was more out of frustration than anything else.

Rooney specifically taunted the Chelsea fans. So those slating Suarez for the biting incident should probably slate Rooney too

[Spike 12,049]

If you're looking at player-character and actions against Chelsea, what Suarez did was not out of hatred for Chelsea or Ivanovic. It was more out of frustration than anything else.

Rooney specifically taunted the Chelsea fans. So those slating Suarez for the biting incident should probably slate Rooney too

Well his wife forgave him for ploughing a few hookers, so I'm sure it well within the realm of possibility to forgive a taunt.

[Strike 7,477]

Well his wife forgave him for ploughing a few hookers, so I'm sure it well within the realm of possibility to forgive a taunt.

Yeah but in footballing circles, ploughing hookers is common and forgivable. everyone does it. but taunting your club's supporters? now that's extreme