Fuck him. He was lucky not to have killed someone and should go to prison.
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I drove about ten miles early one morning, about 5 am…after sleeping in the car and having a good lot of alcohol.
I had three hours sleep, then drove.
I was beside myself with fear, guilt and shame for weeks.
Sterling may have issues or whatever, but this behaviour deserves zero pity.
I made a concious decision, with no negative outcome and I still regret it.
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Probably should go to prison as well. If anything that probably is the warning signal he clearly needs.
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F*cking internationals with their injuries.
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The other hattrick game gets all the plaudits, but the second goal here is the ultimate Suarez goal - steals the ball back himself, a cheeky nutmeg, an unexpected and unorthodox finish.
https://x.com/LFC/status/2104873827742183853?s=20
Genius.
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Who would you take between prime Torres, prime Suarez, and prime Salah?
Excluding any consideration of injury issues, so just on a pure talent basis?
Head says Luis, but my heart will always be for Nando.
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Prime Suarez. He had everything, and was also remarkably unselfish for such a goalscorer.
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Liverpool Luis Suarez was the best player in the world at the time. Carried the whole team. Made everyone better. Made Steven Gerrard 7 years younger.
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Gives him even less excuse for demanding Phil Collins gets played at a nightclub.
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It was a dorian grey thing. His body got younger, but inside he was someone who was 30 years old in 1987
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Suarez very clearly.
Suarez, easy.
With those considerations Sturridge. 
Tbf all very different players I’d go with Suarez as he would never give up.
Not if I was paid a million quid
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There’s only one club and supporters more despicable than that club 
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Liar. You would take that offer. 