@RiouMcDohl26
I laughed hard too when Spain lost to Holland. I’m Spanish,actually, but I don’t like the Spanish football team (mostly because of the bigotry sorrounting it)…
But this case of karma is even more hilarious. This guy must be now repenting and wishing he behaved with good sportmanship. Here’s to you, sucker! Adeus Brasil, adeus, e muito obrigado!!!
@bigladiesman
Sanchez wants to go to Arsenal (who knows why) or Juventus, but Barcelona have the final say. Suarez will probably realize he won’t get the kind of love at Barca that he got at Liverpool.
@ScousePone
I waited for some days, and, well, you were totally right: Full price as expected and you’re not getting Suárez: he’s either going to Arsenal or Juventus.
I hope you guys get a good team to defeat those bloody Chelsea and City. I hate those one-guy-teams based on money that sometimes play without british players and too many prima-donnas.
I loved the 70s-80s Liverpool, when you won 3 European Cups without Keegan, but had Daghlish, Clemence, Toshack, Rush and the other guys…
@bigladiesman
Most Liverpool fans would love to keep Suarez, but if he wants to go we’ll only let him go for what I said in my earlier comment. Sanchez is as close as you can get to Suarez and he does want to leave Barca.
With the Suarez money, I would definitely invest in a proper CB and LB as those are our weakest positions. I’m talking about going for one of the best in the business. About two other world class players and we should be fine. I don’t think we’ll be signing Shaqiri since we’ll be signing Adam Lallana in a few days.
Presumably, with Barcelona’s money for Luisito (don’t agree about signing him, but they say the contract is been written) you’re getting Sánchez, Costarricean GK Keylor Navas (GREAT purchase if it’s true, guys) and Shakiri, Switzerland’s striker.
I would love to read what do you guys think about this in Anfield and tell other Barça fans about it. Liverpool is a well-liked team here.
I can somewhat see his point…I live in a region in Mexico where Football (Soccer) is second fiddle to baseball, of all things.
I know how it is to have small local teams being snubbed and utterly destroyed by the richer teams that exist everywhere else in the country.
I can understand how the peruvian fans, being surrounded with the pressure of “Conmebol” seek and enjoy every little victory and chance, and something like a paper plane, it IS serious business, a true matter of hurt national/regional pride.
@RIG
Viejos héroes de vuestro fútbol: Hugo Sotil, Héctor Chumpitaz y Teófilo Cubillas.
Aquí el último que recordamos como estrella es a Claudio Pizarro, que es un poco mayorcete. Pero veo que precisamente a tí el fútbol no te entusiasma… “Short attention span” XD Mil perdones.
