Luis Suarez signs new contract

[desmartinson]

Looks more like Joey Barton than Suarez.    

[thebillet]

http://www.football365.com/f365-says/9364662/F365-Says
Interesting view of the situation, I'm tempted to quote bits of it but the whole article is worth a read.

[davybill]

Looks like Louis Saurez, in talks with Liverpool and Barcelona,

[laffa]

This was always going to happen to a player of his standard, If Barca calls you are not going to turn your nose up at it, Liverpool knew he had a bit of madness. spirit, hunger call it what you will, in him when we signed him,personally I think it might be the right thing for him and the club, and wish him all the best, he has helped us back on the CL ladder, its up to us now, good luck Luis, whatever happens.

[snowtop]

I think you have hit the nail on the head Laffa.

[usedbustickets]

This was always going to happen to a player of his standard, If Barca calls you are not going to turn your nose up at it, Liverpool knew he had a bit of madness. spirit, hunger call it what you will, in him when we signed him,personally I think it might be the right thing for him and the club, and wish him all the best, he has helped us back on the CL ladder, its up to us now, good luck Luis, whatever happens.

Biting incident number three or no biting incident, he was always going to leave.  Which I have always maintained since signing the 'new' contract last year.  He's a despicable man, not just his biting, diving and racist incidents, but look how quickly he tried to clean up his act with the very belated apology over his latest biting incident once he knew Barca were knocking at the door.  Did near enough the same last year - getting on the plane back to Scouseland - once he knew Arsenal were in for him.  He might be able to play a bit of football, but that does not make the man.  And the man always comes before the player in my book.

[davybill]

I think money Maketh the man,with all footballers and their agents,not just Luis Suarez,
The way footballs going at the moment,

[laffa]

Of course he was always going to leave, and who can blame him, I think this has been blown up out of all proportion. really has. I'm sure half the goalies in the prem will be wishing him well, not having to face him,  he was not born here and never had a kick about in the shadow of the ground as a kid, so does not feel the passion the same as others, that has long gone in the game, it's all about the money now, not the working class mans affordable sport.

[Scott and Lisa]

I really thought he would stay after the support he was given, he will be missed as a footballer, but at the end of the day enough has to be enough, 50 million profit and rid of a problem has to be taken.
although i would rather he stay and stops biting people

[kevin3]

It disgusts me the things that managers, club owners and even supporters will tolerate in the name of success.