Chelsea Boss Mourinho Moves To Wreck Real Madrid Plans For

[Sir X]

CHELSEA BOSS MOURINHO MOVES TO WRECK REAL MADRID PLANS FOR LIVERPOOL'S SUAREZ
Submitted by tribalfootball.com on Fri, 07/05/2013 - 23:35
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Chelsea are making a shock move for Liverpool striker Luis Suarez.

AS says Suarez is on the verge of joining Chelsea in a stunning £34m deal. It's reported Suarez's move from Liverpool to Chelsea is almost done.

Jose Mourinho will hand Suarez a £4.7m-a-year deal at Stamford Bridge - and get revenge on his old club Real Madrid in the process.

A heap of money was placed on the 26-year-old Uruguayan star joining Arsenal earlier this week but odds on them have now drifted.

[Tilla]

One source says it, then everyone start repeating the same thing. I would rather see it than hear it.

Suarez is a great player, but I never envisioned seeing him in Chelsea colors. As Dunny said he other day, this is football. Anything can happen.

I would have to stop seeing Suarez as the villain if he were to become a Chelsea player. Still not sure I can forgive him for denying Ghana that goal in the World Cup though.

[Sir X]

I would have to stop seeing Suarez as the villain if he were to become a Chelsea player....aanother one ----hypercryte let me guess ,conflicted feelings.

[Tilla]

Absolutely!

X, since you have completed 2/3 part of a season supporting Chelsea, we have some empty seats on the wagon if you are interested.

[Peter R]

Tilla, Suarez is human, he erred, and erred, and erred... BUT to forgive is divine... I know you have it in you!

[Peter R]

£ 34M is too little if this is so... he's worth at least £ 50M IMO... what will Liverpool get for £ 34M??

[Lazie]

One source says it, then everyone start repeating the same thing. I would rather see it than hear it.

Suarez is a great player, but I never envisioned seeing him in Chelsea colors. As Dunny said he other day, this is football. Anything can happen.

I would have to stop seeing Suarez as the villain if he were to become a Chelsea player. Still not sure I can forgive him for denying Ghana that goal in the World Cup though.

What is there to forgive Tilla? Suarez did the RIGHT thing. How come no one is blaming Gyan for missing the penalty?

[Assasin]

It doesn't matter where Squarez goes as long as he keep up his bad behavior and see himself as a victim, and people excuse his behavior, he will be an embarrassment.

I hope he can put his life together but he has not made one or two mistake, he has gotten away with too much bad behavior. he is a good player but I wouldn't want him in my team.

[Peter R]

Sass, How has he "gotten away with too much bad behaviour" ? I'm just seeking clarification.

[Assasin]

Biting two players in his career alone is enough for me

[GazX]

Sass, How has he "gotten away with too much bad behaviour" ? I'm just seeking clarification.

Lets face the facts. Footballer are a protected species. The new untouchables (thats if you are talented enough). Currently a man like Suarez can just about P*ss on anything; and what punishment is served?

A few week wages stopped. Yeah tough for someone already a millionaire.

A ten games ban? ( during which he still colleks his money after two week). Or sacked from the club? - No doubt some other team will make a move. Other than banning players for a whole season, or life from playing football then they remain untouchable.

[Tilla]

Tilla, Suarez is human, he erred, and erred, and erred... BUT to forgive is divine... I know you have it in you!

I think I eventually will, especially if he start scoring some goals for Chelsea.

[Peter R]

You've just told me what he DID. How has he GOTTEN AWAY with it? In other words I am asking what would satisfy your sense of justice?

[Tilla]

What is there to forgive Tilla? Suarez did the RIGHT thing. How come no one is blaming Gyan for missing the penalty?

Lazie, sometimes I wonder about you. Do you hear yourself and what you just said?

I cannot fathom how do you can compare Gyan missing a penalty to Suarez violating the rules of the game, not to mention his total disregard for fairness and good sportsmanship. Missing a penalty kick and deliberately cheating to deny another team victory are not one and the same. Suarez gambled and won. The game was not better for it.

[Paul Marin]

What is there to forgive Tilla? Suarez did the RIGHT thing. How come no one is blaming Gyan for missing the penalty?

Lazie, don't start this again. It stuns me how people see Suarez's handball against Ghana as cheating. Mind blowing. As I've said before, if he is to be branded a cheat for that action, then every professional foul is cheating, meaning that every professional baller is or has been a cheat at some point in their career.