Suarez Temper

[nedved11]

He is a brilliant footballer no doubt about that ... but his temper is really annoying sometimes

 

I think he's been told about it already as his "over-rection sessions" has become much less lately ... but still, he just explodes when it doesn't go his way like what happend when he was substituted against Wolves

 

He does have his negatives: He loses the ball too often for a player at his standard, tries to be too smart with the trickery sometimes and it just breaks a good passage of play, plus the temper thing which makes him liable to cards all the time

 

I assume king kenny had it right when he substituted him with Gerrard as we needed an extra man in midfield and big Andy was having a really good game, some found it a crazy decision in the match thread though

 

Do you think his temper is an issue that needs to be solved or i am seeing too much in it?

[Kevin D]

I don't like his body language...

[Hermes]

Passion and determination. It's what makes great players stand out from the mediocre.

[Red Phoenix]

None of you will be complaining when he bites a chunk out of Fellaini's mop next week.

[JBarnes]

No. Can we now move onto the next pointless thread. May I suggest "Is Pepe fat?"

[Iceman]

He's a mental Piranha head and when we sell him we will get at least 50m for two new strikers.

[andrejwout]

yes, he has to be careful but all, or most, great players have a massive determination, and thus a temper when taken off. Its a good problem to have, in general.

[andrejwout]

you got to love his mental attitude really. Shows he gives a fuck about football. Shame, as so many comment, he'll be sold on sooner rather than later. Damn shame if he is, i hope it doesnt happen. He's not perfect and hogs the ball a bit, but what a damn fine player he is.

[Iceman]

None of you will be complaining when he bites a chunk out of Fellaini's mop next week.

 

That's some hairball.

[Liverpool lad]

Dalglish looks older now then he did in 1984, do you think it is the pressure of the job?

[Iceman]

I like the way he swears into his sleeve when he gets subbed. Probably something bad in Uruguayan tough guy talk.

[Beantown Red]

Who would win a fight? Andy or Suarez? I say Suarez grabs Carroll by the ponytail and bites his nose off.

 

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[andrejwout]

how often do we get a great player that bites peoples ears off, legendary.

[Anubis]

He's a hot-blooded South American. He'll always throw the odd tantrum.

[aladdinsane]

I'd rather have a great player who sulks at coming off than an average player who happily accepts being taken off to get out the firing line.

[andrejwout]

I'd rather have a great player who sulks at coming off than an average player who happily accepts being taken off to get out the firing line.

 

totally agree there. He might need a talkin to every now and again, but you cant knock his attitude and will to perform well

[Croque Monsieur]

He's clearly a superior player so his little idiosyncracies can be indulged.

 

It only becomes an issue if it disrupts the whole team.

 

The fella's boss and we'd be a damn sight poorer without him at the moment. I want him and our mad Welshie to run the Bitters ragged next week.

[andrejwout]

on that note, why the fuck didnt kenny give bellers a good go today? Strange that.

[109_ultra]

And here's what the little mad fella had to say about the strop...

 

"Happy for the winning and scored again! Is important to gain more points in this championship! I felt really sad and sorry because I always want to help my team to win the match!! Thanks for your support!"

 

The guy just loves playing the sport. He's the polar opposite to Torres in that respect.

[col06]

on that note, why the fuck didnt kenny give bellers a good go today? Strange that.

 

I thought Bellamy said 2 games in a week is to much for him now i might be wrong sure i read that somewhere

[andrejwout]

he really is a mental little fucker and very pleasing to have at the club. I just pray we acn keep for a few years or more. If only others had his ethos...jesus we would be sorted. He's just a breath of fresh air.

[andrejwout]

I thought Bellamy said 2 games in a week is to much for him now i might be wrong sure i read that somewhere

 

ah, i never saw that. Hmmm well if thats the case its fair enough. A little worrying at 32 yrs old, but anyway.I love bellers. I was so disspaointed when he didnt make it here the first time. Its a crying shame he didnt get a manager that gave him the attacking freedom he needed at that time. Howeever, he's here now and he just excites when he gets going. Crazy little wlesh wizard...impish.

[Beantown Red]

I thought Bellamy said 2 games in a week is to much for him now i might be wrong sure i read that somewhere

 

Pretty sure it had to do with him saying he could not train twice a day because of his knees. That is what led to him and Mancini falling out because he thought he had an understanding with the club to have his own training routine prior to Hughes getting sacked and Mancini coming in.

[Jarvinja Ilnow]

He is a brilliant footballer no doubt about that ... but his temper is really annoying sometimes

 

I think he's been told about it already as his "over-rection sessions" has become much less lately ... but still, he just explodes when it doesn't go his way like what happend when he was substituted against Wolves

 

He does have his negatives: He loses the ball too often for a player at his standard, tries to be too smart with the trickery sometimes and it just breaks a good passage of play, plus the temper thing which makes him liable to cards all the time

 

I assume king kenny had it right when he substituted him with Gerrard as we needed an extra man in midfield and big Andy was having a really good game, some found it a crazy decision in the match thread though

 

Do you think his temper is an issue that needs to be solved or i am seeing too much in it?

 

you're right, it's always important to sub your best player when a match is in the balance. For that player to then feel fucked off and frustrated is unforgivable. And then he has the temerity to lose the ball when trying to conjure something out of the crap service our non-existent midfield finally produces... sell the fucker asap.

 

'His temper'? fuck right off - he was annoyed and he cares. I'd love to see some of our new signings show half as much commitment in a game.

[Jarvinja Ilnow]

He is a brilliant footballer no doubt about that ... but his temper is really annoying sometimes

 

I think he's been told about it already as his "over-rection sessions" has become much less lately ... but still, he just explodes when it doesn't go his way like what happend when he was substituted against Wolves

 

He does have his negatives: He loses the ball too often for a player at his standard, tries to be too smart with the trickery sometimes and it just breaks a good passage of play, plus the temper thing which makes him liable to cards all the time

 

I assume king kenny had it right when he substituted him with Gerrard as we needed an extra man in midfield and big Andy was having a really good game, some found it a crazy decision in the match thread though

 

Do you think his temper is an issue that needs to be solved or i am seeing too much in it?

 

just fuck off again