Does it remind anyone of that line in The Simpsons when the criminal Snake goes into the hospital and says 'Yeah I like fell on this bullet and it drove itself into my gut' and Dr Nick replies ' Don't worry you don't have to make up excuses here, save that for court!'
RAWK Goes Into Meltdown | 2013/14
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Will people stop discussing things which belong elsewhere and stick to the purpose of this thread? Stop being lazy arses and get some quotes from RAWK!
How is general mood there about Netherlands? Treat it as just another team or LvG is reason enough for them to hate Dutch with passion suddenly?
How is general mood there about Netherlands? Treat it as just another team or LvG is reason enough for them to hate Dutch with passion suddenly?
Duncan Ferguson is on our bench as a coach there is still hope Suarez will be on the end of a Glasgow kiss.
In the Netherlands vs. Mexico thread:
RAWKite said:
RAWKite said:
RAWKite said:
In the Netherlands vs. Mexico thread:
RAWKITE: they have had little or nothing to celebrate for some time.,
He's fecking right you know, it's been so long. Feels like it's been a year since we won the league.......
"Shame the Dutch had to cheat their way through like that. That's the kind of behaviour that should get you banned and not Suarez's."
Because biting someone on the pitch isn't cheating. You stupid asshole.
Because biting someone on the pitch isn't cheating. You stupid asshole.
Ehhh?
It's hilarious seeing as we actually won more silverware than them last season, in their greatest domestic season in two decades. Losers.
Lolz
As sh*t as he turned out to be, at least one British manager won a trophy in 2013/14.
Valued Scholes 
. Yeah, by playing him out on the left to accommodate Gerrard and Lampard in the centre. Why do they think he retired 9 years before he stopped playing for United?
. Yeah, by playing him out on the left to accommodate Gerrard and Lampard in the centre. Why do they think he retired 9 years before he stopped playing for United?Robert Huth will have to do...
did he died?
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If English is your first language, you've had a 'mare.
That's two overused phrases you've manage to use in a row. Good job
That's two overused phrases you've manage to use in a row. Good job
Right, so typing like a helmet is all the rage these days. Got it.
You're a natural!
This is one of the most boring internet arguments I've ever seen.
You should both hang your heads in shame and then find some decent RAWK quotes to atone for polluting the thread.
You should both hang your heads in shame and then find some decent RAWK quotes to atone for polluting the thread.
Not RAWK but still mental said:
There you go!
Could "United" just refer to the fact that for the first time in a long time, the dutchies have continued to go about their business without wanting to kill each other through infighting?
It is astonishing how quickly one decent season has gone to their head. Completely disregarding the fact we'd won 5 of the 7 previous leagues and lost the other 2 by 1 point and on GD. We've been in 7 title challenges in 8 years. What other team can say that? Not Liverpool.
Mentalists
We go again!!!
We go again!!!
what gets said in the england locker room after the come off the field after their last match and watch the highlights?
Are people asking the Liverpool players what the heck is wrong with Suarez, and Stevie Me is replying by saying he is a good lad?? Got to get hard to defend an idiot like that.
Are people asking the Liverpool players what the heck is wrong with Suarez, and Stevie Me is replying by saying he is a good lad?? Got to get hard to defend an idiot like that.
I came to the conclusion that Suarez's ban should probably be restricted to international duty. Ban him for the next Copa America and a bunch of 2018 qualifying if you have to.
Also, I found Kuyt's running today to be inspiring.
All in all, a shamefully pro-Liverpool day here. We go again!
Also, I found Kuyt's running today to be inspiring.
All in all, a shamefully pro-Liverpool day here. We go again!
The thing is, it isn't the first time a ban has gone from club to country, or vice versa, so why should we make an exception? Liverpool have to realise that they aren't the victims here or even an intended target. They're merely a stakeholder in the situation, indirectly affected. The objective of the ban is to deter future assaults by Suarez. There would be no deterrent if all he missed was a tournament that nobody outside of South America cares about and a few WC qualifiers that Uruguay will easily win without their majestic striker. Unfortunately for Liverpool, the only way to have any severity to the ban is through continuity. Banning him from 9 games spread over more than a year would be like him picking up 2 or 3 separate injuries. There'd be no weight to it. If this was his first offence of this kind, or any other outrageous behaviour then I may have agreed with LFC. However, they know what he's like. They know he's someone who will physically or verbally assault fellow professionals when things aren't going perfect for him.
What has happened was always a possibility. They have had a few opportunities to offload him since the previous biting incident but chose not to. All they can be grateful for is that he did it in a Uruguay shirt and not a Liverpool one, as it would have had a stronger effect.
The way I see it, to put football in to real terms. It's like a person having a full-time job and a part-time job at the same time. This person assaulted someone at his full-time job, in a similar way to another assault at a previous job. Now he got arrested and went to court but they gave him a suspended sentence so he could still work at his part-time job but his full-time job suspended him for a couple of months.
Now at his part-time job, he's done a similar thing and has gone to prison for a few months. As a result he cannot work for either his full-time job or his part-time job. Now this isn't an attack by the judicial body upon either company which employs him, but rather against the individual for something he did meanwhile working there. They're punishing the person. Now of course both companies lose an employee, who despite his violent and racist history, was too good to sack. Neither company are victims.
http://www.redandwhitekop.com/forum/index.php?topic=314871.0
no disrespect to their cause, but it's abit ironic
no disrespect to their cause, but it's abit ironic
At least they are group, won't walk alone.
You'll never cycle alone.
Oh dear. I shouldn't laugh.
I remember Scousers created a huge furore over this. And you compare this to that video of Suarez, ugh...Robert Huth will have to do...
That's exactly what it was too, a decent season, not the amazing season that they'd have you believe it was. They'll realize that if they end up kicked out of the top four as quickly as they entered it next season. Sustaining their place will be the hardest part.
1. Suarez issues apology.
2. One Rawkite posts both of his previous post-bite apologies
3. Another Rawkite replies:
2. One Rawkite posts both of his previous post-bite apologies
3. Another Rawkite replies:
That's a wind up, come on.
That has to be, surely!
How are they now taking his admission that he did bite Chiellini?
RAWKite said:
Liverpool in 2011:
"Luis himself is of a mixed-race family background as his grandfather was black. He has been personally involved since the 2010 World Cup in a charitable project which uses sport to encourage solidarity amongst people of different backgrounds with the central theme that the colour of a person's skin does not matter; they can all play together as a team.
"We do not recognise the way in which Luis Suárez has been characterised. It appears to us that the FA were determined to bring charges against Luis Suárez, even before interviewing him at the beginning of November.
"Nothing we have heard in the course of the hearing has changed our view that Luis Suárez is innocent of the charges brought against him and we will provide Luis with whatever support he now needs to clear his name. We would also like to know when the FA intend to charge Patrice Evra with making abusive remarks to an opponent after he admitted himself in his evidence to insulting Luis Suárez in Spanish in the most objectionable of terms. Luis, to his credit, actually told the FA he had not heard the insult."
He's being sarcastic. Surely everyone can see that.
Locked the thread already because they started talking about Barca. Why are they not allowed to discuss the prospect of him transferring anyway? It's probably gonna happen so they should be able to talk about it.