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So far so good. Hopefully this is a sign of new things to come. Very early I know (first game and all) but I'm already beginning to think (and hope) that he will be more than a replacement for Torres.Quote:
Luis Suarez scored on his Liverpool debut as the Reds began their post-Fernando Torres era by beating Stoke.John
Carew had a strike which went wide before Suarez rounded Begovic and saw his shot go in despite Andy Wilkinson's attempt at a sliding interception.
You haven't got a clue. Well done. Liverpool just about beat a team who'll probably finish 12th. Big high five!!!
He did look good but it really is too early to judge.
And how are wolves doing? Oh, let's not go there shall we. I was simply stating he scored on his debut, when he hasn't even trained with the team yet and came on as a sub with 20 minutes to go? That's an achievement for most.Quote:
Originally Posted by StefanWolves
Yeah, I'm looking forward to how he performs on Sunday.Quote:
Originally Posted by mynameiswootzeh
Hey, who needs to go to places like Old Trafford and Stamford Bridge when you can go the Ammex next season!Quote:
Originally Posted by Conservative,
I highly rate Suarez and it is a good start and at least he didn't have the problem when Crouch came of not scoring.
it was a good start, pity he's a dirty cheat though.
Looking forward to seeing him play in the future! :)
Andy Wilkinson* should of been given as an own goal. Be interesting to see how he fares, don't get your hopes up though, transfers like this have gone horribly wrong before, so don't be surprised if this one does too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Conservative,
Wow, really? You're really going to stoop to insulting our team when Wolves weren't even mentioned? What makes it even funnier is that we've not only beaten Stoke this season, but we've beaten your lot at Anfield and out-played them all game long.Quote:
Originally Posted by Conservative,
Also, "Location: London" pretty much says it all.
In my view it was an own goal, from the movement of the ball it looked to be going either wide or tapping onto the post before Wilkinson slid in. Good movement to get to the shot but if you're gonna finish like that on an open goalmouth maybe you should rethink your position
I've supported Liverpool since I was 2 and been a mascot. Just because I live in London what difference does that make?Quote:
Originally Posted by -Heart
And it wasn't Andy Wilkinson, it was still going in therefore it was Suarez's goal - it's only if a shot going over/wide is diverted into the net is it an own goal.
Oh and we beat you at the Molineux and totally destroyed you, not just outplayed.
Suarez is looking good, I don't mind what he did for Uruguay, it shows he's passionate about winning and ready to risk anything.
what about biting the opposition?Quote:
Originally Posted by Conservative,
that's assault. I don't think he'd take it that far? I just meant he'd go in for a risky tackle if he had to, or as he did at the world cup - get sent off to save his team.Quote:
Originally Posted by Saracen
You obviously don't know much about your new hero
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_4jioyxn6kQuote:
Originally Posted by Conservative,
nope he took it that far.
Oo lol. Didn't know about that :l oh well, he's still a good, passionate player.
Suarez is a horrible human being and as of yet, simply a footballer. He is not a world class football, he is merely a footballer. The Dutch league is a horrible league to judge. A player can look good in that league but come to England and be appalling. For every gem such as Nistelrooy you'll always have your Georgios Samaras, Afonso Alves, Ryan Babel... the list goes on. His goal last night was appalling. He totally misjudged the position of the defender and the condition of the pitch. I'll reserve judgement till the end of next season.
I can't wait to witness what he'll do against the likes of Shawcross, Henry, De Jong and Barton. The man is a joke. No doubt he'll try and bite them too. His antics in the world cup were a disgrace. A man who is disliked by many within the game. Then again he'll fit right in with Carragher, spitting at Torres's feet in training.
R.I.P Nelly
Why did you list Shawcross there? He's a lickle baby compared to the others.
A bit too 'passionate' if you ask me!Quote:
Originally Posted by Conservative,
Good luck to him though.
Tbh I think everyone needs to give the guy a chance whilst he's playing in the premier league. It was his first game at home, infront of the kop so his nerves would of been high, lets see how he does in the future.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spuds
You need to learn the definition of both own goal, and then learn the definition of "destroyed" because you got lucky, and 3-0 definetely flattered your lot. You were expected to beat us, we weren't expected to beat you, at ANFIELD too. Ofcourse it makes a difference if you live in London? People use the "I've supported them since I was however years old" - I don't give a ****, they were still successful then if not MORE successful. And you can hardly support a team at the age of 2.Quote:
Originally Posted by Conservative,
Suarez is a ****, there's no denying that. There's solid evidence to prove that and some of the **** he comes up with in the press really is laughable. Still, there's no doubt he's a talent, but don't get carried away.
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Originally Posted by -Heart
And when I was 2, 1998 - Liverpool weren't that successful? In fact, the most successful we've been since I was alive was probably 2007 - FA Cup & Champions League Final.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wikipedia
I can tell you what my parents told me, how I became a Liverpool fan. Basically, during 1998 World Cup, my parents let me watch the matches. I watched England Vs. Argentina and immediately liked Michael Owen (however a 2 year old shows that...probably pointing and going "GO!" or something). Then as I grew older 3/4/5 Michael Owen was my idol - and he played for Liverpool, hence why i started following Liverpool. I started through the player, not the team. I don't see how me living in London could ever come into it? I just happened to like a player that played for Liverpool and then have supported them since. If I was a glory hunter I would've chosen Man U probably.
And, okay you were the underdogs fair enough, you played well and beat us I'm not going to say you didn't deserve to win because you did. But we beat you 3-0 at your home ground, expected or not, and we earned that same as you earned yours.
I doubt that he knew much if anything about the kop :PQuote:
Originally Posted by .Shaun,,
Oh dear.---------- Post added 04-02-2011 at 11:13 AM ----------Quote:
Originally Posted by Conservative,
That's actually hilarious.
Cool story, broQuote:
Originally Posted by Conservative,
lets's be honest you can't call him a glory hunter.Quote:
Originally Posted by -Heart
the guy supports Liverpool for goodness sake, they're doing awful atm.
Why did you reply with this to my post? Did you quote the wrong post? Just wondering considering you've tried placing it against me when I said I'll give him time to prove himself? Bizarre.Quote:
Originally Posted by .Shaun,,
Haha your clueless. Suarez was good in the Micky Mouse leaguer that is the Eredevise but he'll be nothing like that in PL.Quote:
Originally Posted by Conservative,
I don't go researching my team players because I'm not interested in their past? I'm interested in their future at the club.Quote:
Originally Posted by StefanWolves
And actually Eredevise is up there with the rest. The top 5 leagues are; PL, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga & Eredevise.
LOOOL Eredevise 'Is up their' quote if the year. The Portugese league, Russian league and SPL are better than EredeviseQuote:
Originally Posted by Conservative,
Portugese has 2 decent teams - Benfica & Lisbon, SPL is rubbish, Russian League..WHAT? I'd argue the French League was better than that.Quote:
Originally Posted by StefanWolves
the goal suarez scored against stoke was ****.
You reality think Eredivise is better than Ligue 1, Liga Portugese, Russian League (biggest up-coming league in Europe)?Quote:
Originally Posted by Conservative,
You really haven't got a clue about football.
In terms of football Eredivise is on par with the SPL.
Where were the Dutch sides in the CL this year?
A league with 12 teams cannot compete until it becomes bigger. Sorry.Quote:
Originally Posted by StefanWolves
Ajax & Twente are in the CL? Lol.
And yes I think the Eredivise is better than Ligue 1, Liga Portugese & the Russian League.
The Russian League, as you kindly pointed out, is still UP-COMING. It's not at major-league status yet. It might be in 5-10 years. But it's not yet.
Ligue 1 is arguably about the same as the Eredivise. They both have teams which are quite good, but Dutch teams are generally better (Ajax, Twente & Eindhoven) compared to (PSG, Lyon & Marseilles). They are roughly the same but I'd but the Eredivise ahead because of the status of the clubs in it.
And Liga Portugese - as I said, there are only 2 clubs worth watching, Benfica & Sporting Lisbon.
If you truly don't care about a player's past you probably shouldn't try telling people what he's likeQuote:
Originally Posted by Conservative,
Eredivisie have 2 possibly 3 ok teams. Ajax haven't been a real world contender since the 90s and the entire league is basically a training camp of feeder teams and post-prime players. I'd put the Championship above Eredivisie and Bundesliga these daysQuote:
Originally Posted by Conservative,
I said Bundesliga, but Championship? Lol...Quote:
Originally Posted by FlyingJesus
The Championship is actually a very good standard, a number of teams would succeed in Holland.Quote:
Originally Posted by Conservative,
Some say the championship is the 4th best league in the world.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spuds
Ajax players, historically have proven to settle and adapt better than players from other Dutch clubs. I've watched him since the summer and I think Suarez will do alright in the PL, as would Falcao from another weak league. I actually reckon he's the closest thing to Tevez/Aguero in terms of playing style out there. I'm sure Liverpool weren't naive enough to buy him purely because of his 49 goals last season. It does however depend how KD plays him, because at Ajax he played off a target man (el Hamdaoui/Mido). I just hope he isn't shoved wide like Kuyt was. Wenger criticised Spurs when we signed a player that was 'too lightweight' in Modric from the Croatian League and look what he's turned out to be. His link-up play showed early promise in that match and I'm pretty pissed off that Harry passed the opportunity to sign him. He didn't think he was strong enough to lead the line for us but I though he'd be a good addition anyway. We'll have to wait and see though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spuds
I don't see what the big deal was over the Ghana game in the world cup. Yeah, it was unsporting and his reaction to the missed penalty was bad but I'd handball it if it meant staying in the competition. OGS has done something similar for United.
I actually think that if Babel was at the right club & given a chance he'd do alright.
I agree, the Eredivise has nothing at all on the premier league.
Its fair enough being a good player in the Eredivise, but the PL is a completely different ball game (:P)
I think he'll do ok, but not brilliantly.
There's nothing saying he'll be world class because he was there, but again there's nothing saying he wont be either, it's just a matter of waiting.
As for the leagues debate.. bloody hell.
Ligue 1 is miles ahead of the dutch league. And the championship being better then the German league? Wow..
The dutch league in recent times has gone down.. a lot.
PSV 10:0 Feyenoord
lol.