darthvader7888
Banned
It's not just our morals. Him doing the shit he does can hurt us football wise as well. If he gets banned again, it'll most likely screw us over big time.
It's not just our morals. Him doing the shit he does can hurt us football wise as well. If he gets banned again, it'll most likely screw us over big time.
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beautifulgame
Guest
I still want him if Alexis leaves.
But the price must be severely cut cuz of the 4 months he can't play
But the price must be severely cut cuz of the 4 months he can't play
I think it's a risk I would take. I have faith in Luis Enrique to maybe put him straight. He might also be in a happier head space in Spain. Honestly, who knows?
One thing for sure though. Ney-Messi-Suarez is TASTY.
Mika94
New member
If he's too expensive (dunno what that would mean, over 50m £ I guess) I wouldn't, but if not...I would say yes. Putting aside all the shitty moves he usually does, he's a great player, the type that keeps on scoring again and again. But honestly I don't know how Neymar-Suarez-Messi would work, it's kinda difficult to say.
For the goals yes, definitely, for the extra part no way and if he costs too much f*ck it, just get 2 other World Class players with that amount.
For the goals yes, definitely, for the extra part no way and if he costs too much f*ck it, just get 2 other World Class players with that amount.
Clockwise
Buccaneer
If it is true that he feels that defenders "steal his goals" by defending their team and doing their jobs, He will definitely think Messi is also busy "stealing his chances" by being better than him or being the main star or the most influential player or if he doesn't pass when he wants or... you name it.
Suarez and Messi will not get along, It is way too obvious, imo.
We should keep Alexis who actually uses his brain and also according to many stats, has better performance with Messi on the pitch
Suarez and Messi will not get along, It is way too obvious, imo.
We should keep Alexis who actually uses his brain and also according to many stats, has better performance with Messi on the pitch
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linetty
Guest
Theres nothing we can do about it, no matter whats the outcome of this pool. Suarez is Lucho's wish apparently.
Frodo_FCB
New member
Otman Bakkal who was bitten by Suarez was a AM so he didnt steal any goal from el canibal
KingMessi
SiempreBlaugrana
"They" only just started winning btw. Besides, it is looking very very likely that he will come. And midst all this speculation, nobody has even considered what Alexis wants. Alexis could very well want out of Barca. And of late the club is known to acquiesce to the player's wishes when it comes to matters like this.
Alik
Moderator
Luis Suarez bite: 'I lost my balance and fell on Chiellini' - http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/28069689
DonAndres
Wild Man of Borneo
It's funny how people now stand for morality when this was going on not too long ago regarding the possibility of throwing a match to give RM the title:
I'm not going to say Suarez is a saint or that "shit happens" because he is a damn dirty player. He bites, he dives, he punches, and he can be a windup merchant. In tense situations of a game he can and often does start going to dirty measures to get a win. All of that is true.
However I don't see the 'biting' shit as a deal-breaker. It's obviously the kind of baggage you don't want but we've had plenty of assholes in our team before (Stoichkov, Eto'o, apparently Song). Whatever Suarez does in that side of his game is wrong and will weigh us down at times but, with good management, his upside (world class goalscoring, movement, attacking threat) far outweighs his faults. He is a cheat but out of his total hypothetical output during his time here I'll gladly accept his amazing football ability which is a majority of what he'll bring. Whatever portion of his output is in the form of illegal/immoral actions he'll be punished accordingly for.
The biggest problem you guys have with him anyway is that his biting is particularly unusual or bizarre, on the very extremes of the general bell curve of fouls committed. It may be but that hurts his reputation and image more than actually hurting his victims. He never broke skin or caused any true damage to Chiellini, he's not an active threat to the well-being and health of the people he victimizes unlike the De Jong's and Keane's of the world (please don't talk about "but what if he had HIV..."). What he did is a big deal and deserves justified punishment but come on let's not overreact as if he's one step short of a murderer. It highlights his immaturity and lack of cool temper more than any malicious intent to maim and significantly harm others.
I'm not even saying that it's a must that we buy him. If we were to pursue, the conditions would have to favor us greatly. For example the price would have to be dropped due to the circumstances and the ban. Of course it's a given that Lucho or anyone among the coaching staff would have to make an effort to teach him to be more disciplined. I don't think he'll have a particularly significant change but the coaches will have to work to keep him under control. Big clubs do hire sports psychologists, it's not like things like this go ignored.
at some of you people wanting to win the game that gives real the title .
Why not give them Messi as a bonus also.
I'm not going to say Suarez is a saint or that "shit happens" because he is a damn dirty player. He bites, he dives, he punches, and he can be a windup merchant. In tense situations of a game he can and often does start going to dirty measures to get a win. All of that is true.
However I don't see the 'biting' shit as a deal-breaker. It's obviously the kind of baggage you don't want but we've had plenty of assholes in our team before (Stoichkov, Eto'o, apparently Song). Whatever Suarez does in that side of his game is wrong and will weigh us down at times but, with good management, his upside (world class goalscoring, movement, attacking threat) far outweighs his faults. He is a cheat but out of his total hypothetical output during his time here I'll gladly accept his amazing football ability which is a majority of what he'll bring. Whatever portion of his output is in the form of illegal/immoral actions he'll be punished accordingly for.
The biggest problem you guys have with him anyway is that his biting is particularly unusual or bizarre, on the very extremes of the general bell curve of fouls committed. It may be but that hurts his reputation and image more than actually hurting his victims. He never broke skin or caused any true damage to Chiellini, he's not an active threat to the well-being and health of the people he victimizes unlike the De Jong's and Keane's of the world (please don't talk about "but what if he had HIV..."). What he did is a big deal and deserves justified punishment but come on let's not overreact as if he's one step short of a murderer. It highlights his immaturity and lack of cool temper more than any malicious intent to maim and significantly harm others.
I'm not even saying that it's a must that we buy him. If we were to pursue, the conditions would have to favor us greatly. For example the price would have to be dropped due to the circumstances and the ban. Of course it's a given that Lucho or anyone among the coaching staff would have to make an effort to teach him to be more disciplined. I don't think he'll have a particularly significant change but the coaches will have to work to keep him under control. Big clubs do hire sports psychologists, it's not like things like this go ignored.
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