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Originally Posted by wehateporn
Back when I used to play five-a-side, there was this guy who used to play for Southend reserves who'd come along, he used to run rings around us, we'd mix the teams up each week, he would score a lot of goals, however almost without fail whichever team he was playing for would lose. He'd still walk away smiling talking about his 4 goals, yet the other team would have won e.g. 7-5. He didn't care, all he cared about was scoring those goals, that's how people become good dribblers, through not passing, through not caring about the team. I've watched Suarez carefully, he has a detrimental effect on the team, his mentality would work better as a tennis player, it's hard to measure how much damage he is doing, but it's no surprise to me that Liverpool had a better record without him last season.  |
Suarez is a winner in a crappy soccer team, he's just too good for Liverpool (a mid-table team). Before going to England he played in AJAX (2007-2009) and he was named club Player of the Year, after that he was named captain of the team and scored 35 goals in 33 games!! That year he scored 49 goals for AJAX, 49!! The next year he scored his 100th goal and joined an elite team with Marco Van Basten, Johan Cruyff and Dennis Bergkamp. In the 2010 world cup Uruguay was 4th and he played a major role, scoring 3 goals and preventing Ghana from winning using his hand in the quarterfinal game. He then played the America cup, scored four goals for Uruguay as they won a record fifteenth Copa América and was named Player of the Tournament. He's now Uruguay's all-time record goalscorer with 35 goals.
You're comparing your mate who played in a five-a-side game with someone who's valued in more than €30 million. And I don't believe you watched him as closely as you say 'cause I don't recall having seen him smile whenever Liverpool loses, that's a big pile of shit you're saying. And I believe he's not comfortable anymore due to the tabloids and due to the fact that everyone whistles at him every time he touches the ball. BUT, despite all that, he just keeps scoring.