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Timijo: Your type must not rule this country because you will support wickedness and legalize corruption.

Where were you when jarmine defoe bite someone ?How many match ban do they give to him ? Does john terry not involve in racism scandal ? where is the punitive measures melted against him ?
mess English press with their propaganda.

This is urgent. pls help

ebamma: i hope cavani will finally fill suarez's boots this time,

Cavanni should step up his game and fill the hole luiz Suarez has left. . Another set back has hit Uruguay with the knee injury of lugano their captain....

Bleep fifa with their ban on luiz.. As a kopt ,my support goes to Uruguay. up Suarez. ... to u all english fans ------Manchester united ,Chelshit ,Arsenal et al Including FiFa,englisg et Italian press and other conspiracist mocking Suarez should go and die... we love you Suarez

Uruguay have managed to make it through
from the ‘Group of Death’ but lost their best
player in the process. Liverpool striker Luis
Suarez has been banned from any football
for four whole months and will not be
wearing the Celeste shirt for nine
international matches. The punishment
occurred after the 27-year-old bit Juventus
defender Giorgio Chiellini on the shoulder
last Tuesday.
Manager Oscar Tabarez now needs to decide
whether he will play Paris Saint-Germain
forward Edinson Cavani up front on his
own or whether he will include the best
player of the 2010 competition, Diego
Forlan, next to him. To make matters
worse, team captain Diego Lugano could
also be out with a knee injury.
Colombia have dominated their way
through from Group C by beating everyone
in their path without their star striker
Radamel Falcao. Manager Jose Pekerman
has changed the formation to 4-2-3-1 that
allowed young talent such as Monaco
attacking midfielder James Rodriguez and
Fiorentina winger Juan Cuadrado to shine.
Both of them are set to make the starting
line-up and so will team captain Mario
Yepes and striker Teofilo Gutierrez who
were both rested in Los Cafeteros’ final
group stage match against Japan.
James Rodriguez celebrates scoring for
Colombia
KICK-OFF: Saturday, 9pm
PAST THREE MEETINGS…
Uruguay 2 (Cavani, Stuani) Colombia 0,
World Cup Qualifier, September 2013
Colombia 4 (Falcao, Gutierrez 2, Zuniga)
Uruguay 0, World Cup Qualifiers, September
2012
Uruguay 3 (Suarez, Scotti, Eguren)
Colombia 1 (Martinez), World Cup
Qualifiers, September 2009
STATS…
The teams have faced off 38 times with
Uruguay winning 18 matches and Colombia
emerging victorious out of 11 of the
exchanges. Colombia’s first ever World Cup
match was against Uruguay in 1962 where
the Uruguayans were being managed by
Diego Forlan’s grandfather, Juan Carlos
Corazzo. That was also the last time they
faced each other in this competition.
Colombia’s shot conversion equals to 31 per
cent, which is the best rate out of any other
squad in the group stage. Los Cafeteros have
scored nine goals in three matches.
Jose Pekerman’s team is unbeaten in their
last 10 matches, where they picked up six
wins. Monaco attacking midfielder James
Rodriguez has scored in all of his last five
internationals.
Uruguay have achieved arguably their
greatest feat in the Maracana stadium when
they beat Brazil 2-1 in the 1950 World Cup
final – that day is remembered as the
Maracanazo.
Liverpool striker Luis Suarez has been
banned from nine straight international
matches and any other sort of action for
four months, which means that the
Uruguayan will not be playing again until
October. His country have lost both of the
last World Cup matches that Suarez missed ,
which was against the Netherlands in 2010
and Costa Rica in this year’s opener.
Uruguay tend to struggle without Suarez
ODDS…
Colombia to win: Evens
Uruguay to win: 16.5
Draw: 5.2

yuzjet: U must be deluded as well for saying he can feed my family till infinity. Dat means he's also capable of feeding ur generations till eternity. MOFO of the first order!

It because of deluded people like you that n.l qas hacked for almost a week. How will a sane guy like you open a delusional thread like this? mod should ban you. scums

yuzjet: Haters aint here! So, f_u_c_k u dat think haters are here and go to hell ass_hole....

You must be deluded to have open a useless thread mocking someone that can feed your family till infinity
.... go and die

Fuc*k u all , Fu*ck fifa ** f*uck England .haters should go and die

MAYOWAAK: THANK GOD FOR FOOTBALL
If not 4 football Ronaldo will be a barber
if not 4 football messi will still be serving coffee in a caféterie
if not 4 football muntari will be a shoe cobbler
if not 4 football Mikel will be selling electronics
if not 4 football Demba ba will be a thrift collector
if not 4 football Musa will be busy rearing cattles
if not 4 football Balotelli will be importing & exporting weeds
if not 4 football di maria will be acting 'goblin' in mythical films
if not 4 football suarez will be______________??

if I see you , I will gun u down with this stater. mad man

Akiika: Liverpool should not pay him for the 9 weeks too! He is a cannibal that should be in the forest, not palying soccer...weere omo!

The money he has will feed your generation s

.One wonders whether the decision
to severely
ban Suarez was fair
or not but in my opinion it was harsh. Why
would the ban
protrude
into his club participation when the offence was
committed on
an
international level, furthermore there have been
worse incidents
which went with lesser punishments.
.
>Zinedine Zidane (2006) headbutted Italian
defender Marco
Materazzi
in the chest resulting in a three-match
suspension.
>Italy’s Mauro Tassotti (1994) broke Spaniard
Luis Enrique’s
nose
with an elbow and was suspended for eight
matches
>Frank Rijkaard (1990) was only slapped with a
red card for
spitting
in the hair of Rudi Voeller. It was the second
time that Rijkaard
had
spat at Voeller during the game.
>Nigel De Jong (2010) received a yellow card
for his incredible
'tackle'
on Xabi Alonso
.
These are just but a few bans which are more
or less equal to
Suarez’s.One wonders whether the ban on
Suarez was a FIFA
DECISION or a EUROPE DECISION.

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Liverpool ready to fight FIFA over
Suarez
ESPN staff
FIFA bans Luis Suarez for 9 games and 4
months
Liverpool are considering legal action against
FIFA after Luis Suarez was hit with a wide-
ranging four-month ban from football for
biting Italy defender Giorgio Chiellini at the
World Cup.
The Uruguay striker has left Brazil after world
game's governing body also suspended him
for nine international matches and fined him
£66,000, but Liverpool have been angered
about how the tough punishment impacts on
them with their striker prohibited from "any
football-related activity" until the end of
October.
Suarez and Uruguay - who beat Italy 1-0 to
reach the knockout stages - will appeal
against the decision and the country's FA has
indicated it is prepared to take the case to the
Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).
Liverpool are also taking specialist legal
advice over the global ban, which excludes
him from training with them or anyone else
and from going to any stadium but does not
prevent him being transferred to another club.
The club view the incident and punishment as
unprecedented and have been left in an
difficult position. Liverpool have supported
Suarez during previous problems and relying
heavily on him last season as he earned PFA
and FWA player of the year awards and was
the Premier League's top scorer with 31 goals.
The player's lawyer, Alejandro Balbi said that
he will meet with legal representatives from
the Merseyside club on Friday. "We will meet
in Barcelona with Liverpool's lawyers,'' he told
Cadena Cope.
Interestingly, Balbi also claimed Pere
Guardiola, the agent brother of former
Barcelona manager Pep Guardiola, will also be
present at the meeting - something which will
fuel claims Suarez could be set to move to
Barcelona, who have been strongly linked with
signing him this summer.
"Tomorrow we will talk with Pere Guardiola,''
Balbi added when asked about a potential
move for Suarez from Liverpool to Barcelona.
FIFA's decision means it is the third time
Suarez has been sanctioned for biting
opponents with the two previous offences
occurring in club football. He was banned for
10 matches in 2013 for biting Chelsea's
Branislav Ivanovic and in 2010 he was given a
seven-game ban while playing for Ajax for
biting PSV Eindhoven's Otman Bakkal.
He also served an eight-match ban for racially
abusing Manchester United's Patrice Evra
three years ago.
Liverpool chief executive Ian Ayre said on
Thursday that Liverpool will wait to read a full
report from FIFA before ultimately deciding
what to do next.
But The Times claims Liverpool are furious
with the decision to punish Suarez at club
level for an incident which occurred during an
international competition as they had released
him to play for his country. Liverpool may
argue that Suarez is registered to the FA and
appealing against the decision through them
could be one avenue.
If the punishments stand, Suarez will miss
their first nine Premier League games as well
as their first three Champions League
matches.
President of the Uruguay FA Wilmar Valdez
said of the ban: "We are preparing our appeal
now, we have three days to do it.
"It is an excessive decision and there was not
enough evidence and I have seen more
aggressive incidents recently. It is a severe
punishment. I don't know exactly which
arguments they used but it is a tough
punishment for Suarez. It's feels like Uruguay
has been thrown out of the World Cup."
Meanwhile, 888poker has announced that it
has ended its relationship with Suarez
following the Chiellini incident.
A statement read: "888poker signed Luis
Suarez following a fantastic season for which
his achievements were widely recognized.
Regrettably, following his actions during
Uruguay's World Cup match against Italy on
Tuesday, 888poker has decided to terminate
its relationship with Luis Suarez with
immediate effect."



http://www.espn.co.uk/football/sport/story/319355.html



** Liverpool is finished if Suarez depart Anfield.

Suarez bite ban excessive - Chiellini
27 June 2014 Updated 12:25 GMT
Giorgio Chiellini says at
the moment his "only
thought is for Luis and his
family".
Italy defender Giorgio Chiellini says the four-
month ban given to Luis Suarez for biting him
is excessive.
Suarez, 27, bit the Juventus player during
Uruguay's 1-0 win over Italy and has been
banned from all football-related activity until
the end of October by world governing body
Fifa.
Chiellini, said he has "no feelings of joy,
revenge or anger against Suarez".
Suarez has also been backed by World Cup
winner Diego Maradona, who said the extent
of the ban was shameful.
Suarez, who flew back to the Uruguayan
capital Montevideo in the early hours of
Friday morning, denied the biting allegations
follwoing his clash with Chiellini, claiming the
centre-half had bumped into him.
But Fifa decided he was guilty and handed
him the longest ban in World Cup history.
Suarez was also given a nine-match
international suspension and a fine of 100,000
Swiss francs (£65,680).
Writing on his personal website, Chiellini,
29, said: "I have always considered
unequivocal the disciplinary interventions by
the competent bodies, but at the same time I
believe that the proposed formula is excessive.
"Now inside me there's no feelings of joy,
revenge or anger against Suarez for an
incident that happened on the pitch and
that's done. There only remains the anger and
the disappointment about the match.
"At the moment my only thought is for Luis
and his family, because they will face a very
difficult period."
Suarez has also lost the sponsor of online
gambling firm 888poker who said it had
"decided to terminate its relationship" with
"immediate effect".
Spanish side Barcelona, however, remain keen
on signing the striker.
Former Argentina captain and manager
Maradona declared his support for the
Liverpool striker on his television show De
Zurda on Thursday night.
Maradona wore a T-shirt
on his TV show bearing
the slogan 'Luisito
Estamos Con Vos' - 'Luis
we are with you'.
"The Fifa sanction is shameful, they have no
sensitivity towards the fans, they might as
well handcuff him and throw him in
Guantanamo," said Maradona, who was
wearing a T-shirt bearing the message 'Luis,
we are with you'.
"It hurts that they have cut short the career of
a lad who is a winner. It's an excessive
suspension, Fifa cannot talk about morals to
anyone.
"Suarez didn't kill anyone. This is an unjust
punishment, the act of an incredible mafia."
Maradona interviewed Uruguay's president
Jose Mujica during the programme broadcast
on Telesur TV.
"We Uruguayans are full of anger, those
coming from below do not understand
anything," said Mujica.
"We kicked out Italy and England, no doubt
they lost a lot of money."
Mujica claimed Fifa used "a different
standard" to judge certain countries.
"That's what hurts and angers us the most,"
he added.

27 Jun 2014 11:50:00
The 29-year-old feels the actions taken by
Fifa are too strong, hoping that the decision
to prevent him from watching his teammates
will also be overturned
Italy defender Giorgio Chiellini believes Luis
Suarez's punishment for biting is "excessive"
and has offered his sympathy to the striker.
Chiellini was bitten by the controversial
Uruguay forward during Tuesday's World Cup
clash between the two sides in Natal, a match
that was overshadowed by Suarez's actions.
It was the third time in four years that Suarez
had bitten an opponent, prompting Fifa to
hand out a four-month ban from all football-
related activity and a nine-match competitive
international suspension.
But Chiellini has now broke his silence on the
punishment and feels the verdict from
football's governing body is harsh on the 27-
year-old, adding that he hopes Suarez is able
to stay in Uruguay's camp in Brazil.
"At the moment my only thought is for Luis
and his family, because they will face a very
difficult period," Chiellini said in a statement
on his official website.
"I have always considered unequivocal the
disciplinary interventions by the competent
bodies, but at the same time I believe that the
proposed formula is excessive.
"I sincerely hope that he will be allowed, at
least, to stay close to his team-mates during
the games because such a ban is really
alienating for a player.
"Now inside me there's no feelings of joy,
revenge or anger against Suarez for an
incident that happened on the pitch and that's
done.
"There only remain (sic) the anger and the
disappointment about the match."
Uruguay have already expressed concern with
the ban with Football Association chairman,
Wilmar Valdez, confirming an appeal is being
prepared, while Liverpool have also announced
they will 'review Fifa's report'.





***** Sakho gave Switzerland player an elbow knock 4 days ago yet the delusional English press Didnt blow it out. Bleep FiFa

n 2014 09:40:00
The Argentina icon criticised the decision to
suspend the Liverpool striker from all
footballing activities for four months for his
bite on Giorgio Chiellini
Diego Maradona has slammed Fifa for its
decision to ban Luis Suarez for four months
after he was found guilty of biting Giorgio
Chiellini.
The Uruguay and Liverpool striker was given a
nine-game suspension and banned from all
football-related activity for four months for his
third biting offence in almost four years.
And Maradona, who wore a t-shirt with a
message of support for Suarez which read
'Luis we are with you', has criticised world
football's governing body, claiming they are
treating him as though he committed a far
more heinous crime.
"This decision is a disgrace," he said on TV
show De Zurda. "I can't understand this. Who
did Suarez kill to get this kind of ban. Why
don't [Fifa] handcuff him and send him to
Guantanamo [Bay]?
"A player works hard the whole year to be able
to play at the World Cup, and Luis scored 29
goals [sic] and they kick him out of the World
Cup like this. It's unbelievable.
"Remember [Zinedine] Zidane and what he did
in that [2006] World Cup final? Fifa then gave
him the Golden Ball," he added, before
laughing.
The show then broadcast a discussion
between Maradona and Uruguay defender
Diego Lugano, who insisted the ban was
harsh.
"They treat him like a criminal," the captain
said. "Escorted by the police [out of the
Uruguay camp]. He did nothing. How wouldn't
I defend him at that press conference?
"He's such a great guy. This ban is very harsh.
It hits him at the very top of his level. At the
best moment in his career."

donphilopus: Guy, stop comparing both. Zidane headbutted Italy's Marco Materazzi, good and fine. Would you as a person, continue to what you know is wrong?! Is this the first time your almighty Suarez is trying that? Guy, sentiments aside, he deserves the ban!

Zidane got 14 red cards in his career. This is
not a bad record too. in Fact heading players
and fighting was very frequent with Zidane. I
remember at least 2 head beating from Zidane
when he was at Juventus, one stamping in
world cup 1998, and just before the world cup
2006 he punched a villareal player and got
sent off. Yet , in addition to the Golden ball he
was given the medal of honor in France. In
Fact that year FIFA changed the rule and
Zidane was given the Golden ball. Mattarazi
was made the victim. However I wonder if he
could have been considered so great if he was
very often critisized like Suarez does even
though Suarez has lesser bad record. The
problem with poor countries is that they have
less power overall and specifically in the
media. FIFA follows very much in that since
the media's from big countries and small
countries are penalized, due to the lack of
clear rules on how punishment are handled.

This is double standard and a plot
ochestrated by England ,Italy and FiFA just because he eliminated them. . when zidane
gave an headbut to an Italian player ,how
many match ban do they give to him ?
I am a kopite and it is regrettable that some
ex Liverpool players are lashing out on luiz
Suarez that help them to qualify for
champions league. I can bet with
anything ,Luiz Suarez will never step on
Liverpool soil again and we will see the
downfall of Liverpool in the champions league
and the demise of liverpool's top 4 at the end
of next season.

This is double standard and a plot ochestrated by some elements. . whrn zidane gave an headbut to an Italian player ,how many match ban do they give to him ?


I qm a kopite and it is regrettable that some ex Liverpool players are lashing out on luiz Suarez that help them to qualify for champions league. I can bet with anything ,Luiz Suarez will never step on Liverpool soil again and we will see the downfall of Liverpool in the champions league and the demise of liverpool's top 4 at the end of next season.

Last season: 3-1
Preview & injury news
Stoke may be a side in transition in Mark
Hughes' first season in charge of the
Potters but they've certainly made the
Britannia Stadium a difficult place to go
this season, with Manchester City, Chelsea
and Everton all struggling and failing to
leave with all three points - so they will
fancy their chances of getting another
good result against Liverpool. The Potters
currently sit 12th on 22 points, five points
above the drop zone.
article continues below
Liverpool will be hoping to end their
dreadful record at the Britannia Stadium in
the league which has seen them only pick
up two points from five visits. They're
currently sitting in the top four after
getting through the difficult festive period
which saw them lose at both Manchester
City and Chelsea but they bounced back
with a home win against Hull City. Both
sides have managed to come through their
FA Cup third round ties from the weekend.
On the injury front, Stephen Ireland could
be in line for a return for the Potters after a
spell on the sideline with a hamstring
injury, but will have third choice
goalkeeper and promising talent Jack
Butland in goal for them. Asmir Begovic
has a broken finger whilst Thomas
Sorensen has a calf problem. There is a
chance of Robert Huth returning from a
knee injury at the heart of the home side's
defence whilst Oussama Assaidi is
ineligible for the game against his parent
club.
Vice-captain Daniel Agger has been ruled
out for Liverpool with a calf strain he
picked up in the FA Cup win over Oldham
Athletic, but the Reds are likely to be
boosted by the return of Mamadou Sakho
at the heart of the defence after recovering
from a hamstring injury earlier than
expected. Daniel Sturridge is also expected
to return from injury after an ankle
problem, but Joe Allen is still expected to
miss out with an adductor injury, but could
return to the side next week. Jon Flanagan
is still out with a hamstring injury until
later this month at least, whilst Jose
Enrique continues to recover from a knee
problem.
Key stats
Charlie Adam is Stoke City's top scorer in
the league this season with four goals.
Luis Suarez is Liverpool's top scorer in the
league this season with 20 goals.
Stoke City had 40% possession in their last
league match, a 1-1 draw at home to
Everton.
Liverpool had 58% possession in their last
league match, a 2-0 win at home to Hull
City.
5 players to watch
Charlie Adam - Adam lines up against his
former club and seems to relish playing
under Mark Hughes this season, as he
seems to have become a bit more of a
threat in the final third of the field. Brendan
Rodgers was the man that sold him, so
will Adam come back to haunt his former
employers?
Daniel Sturridge - Sturridge returns after a
lengthy absence with an ankle injury but is
available again and could link up with
strike partner Luis Suarez. Sturridge
himself scored nine goals in 12 Premier
League games before his injury, so can he
return with a goal at the Britannia?
Stephen Ireland - Ireland is in line to return
to the Stoke squad after struggling with a
hamstring injury and has proved to be a
threat in the final third for the Potters when
he has played this season. It may be a
choice between him and Adam to get
selected, but Ireland could trouble
Liverpool in between the lines if given the
opportunity - whether that's from the start,
or the bench.
Mamadou Sakho - Sakho is in line to make
an earlier than expected return from a
hamstring injury, and it's a welcome one
for Liverpool given Daniel Agger's absence.
Sakho is a physical defender, and should
be up to the challenge the home side will
pose. The visitors will also be hoping he
comes through the game unscathed.
Peter Crouch - Another former Liverpool
player in the Stoke City line-up, but
Crouch's threat in the air is likely to be a
big factor in this game. If on song, the
home side could have some joy, especially
with Liverpool's record of defending set
pieces this season.
Earlier on in the season
Liverpool 1-0 Stoke City, August 2013
There may have only been one goal in the
game but there was plenty of action. Stoke
hit the bar early on after some uncertain
goalkeeping and defending from the home
side. Asmir Begovic kept Liverpool at bay
for most of the game before a Daniel
Sturridge strike from the edge of the area
gave the Reds the lead before half time.
Begovic was in fine form in the second
half as he, along with the woodwork
prevented Liverpool from doubling their
lead. Daniel Agger inexplicably handled a
Stoke free-kick in his own area late on into
the game to give Jonathan Walters the
opportunity to equalise from the spot, only
for debutant Mignolet to save both his
penalty and Kenwyne Jones' follow up to
give Liverpool a winning ..

Stadium of light had been a difficult place to go . sunderland had improved recently therefore manchester united should be wary of them..

This is third meeting between the pair in
three seasons thanks to the FA Cup, with
Oldham pulling off a major upset last
time out.
Liverpool seem far more assured this
season, and despite a difficult festive
period where they dropped from first to
fifth and back into the top four following
victory against Hull on New Year’s Day,
Brendan Rodgers will not be hoping for
a repeat of last year’s result with the
Reds clear favourites to progress to the
next round and attempt to win the
competition for the first time since 2006.
Whilst things are going well for the
Merseyside club in the league, things are
not going as well for Oldham who sit 19
in League One level on points with
Crewe who occupy the final relegation
spot.
Lee Johnson’s side are on a run of no
league wins in six – three draws and
three losses - however, the Latics did
overcome League Two outfit Mansfield
4-1 in a second round replay midway
through December to set up this
weekend’s tie and offer a welcome
distraction from the league.
Rodgers may decide to rotate his line-up
for this clash after four games in 12 days,
although his side must be wary that in
the previous two meetings Oldham have
gone ahead twice, winning one but
eventually losing 5-1 in 2012.
KICK-OFF: Sunday, 3:00pm
PAST MEETINGS 3 MEETINGS:
Oldham 3 (Smith 2, Wabara) Liverpool 2
(Suarez, Allen), FA Cup 4 Round, January
2013
Liverpool 5 (Bellamy, Gerrard, Shelvey,
Carroll, Downing) Oldham 1 (Simpson),
FA Cup 3 Round, January 2012
Oldham 0 Liverpool 3 (Dicks, Fowler,
Redknapp), Premiership, January 1994
STATS:
Liverpool have won five of their last
eight Premier League matches whilst
Oldham have not won a league fixture in
six.
Luis Suarez reached 20 Premier League
goals in 15 games this season which
eclipses the previous record of 21 games
set by Kevin Phillips in 1999/00.
The two teams have met five times in the
FA Cup with Liverpool winning four and
Oldham winning the most recent last
season. front page mod. thanks

Gerrad should please play o and bredren rodgers should stop using 4 3 3 formation. He should stick to his 4 5 1. Front page

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Zimbabwean prophet predicts
Liverpool to win title
30 Dec 2013 09:34:23
A youthful Zimbabwean prophet
Eubert Angel has prophesied that
Liverpool will win the English
Premier League title this season.
Angel who is the founder of Spirit
Embassy church and once lived in
Manchester is widely known for
various football prophesies.
In May 2012 Angel prophesied that
Chelsea would beat Liverpool to
win the FA Cup a few hours before
kickoff.
Chelsea went on to win 2-1 after
he had correctly spelt the scoreline
and gave exact goal descriptions.
He was again on point when he
foretold Manchester United’s
league glory last season.
A self-confessed Manchester
United fan, he however sees
Liverpool bagging it this season.
“Liverpool, I am with you this year
and God has shown me he is
returning you to your glory days,”
he said.
It would be Liverpool’s 19th
league title and their first since the
1989/1990 season.
Early this month Angel also
correctly prophesised the exact
day, date and time former South
African President Nelson Mandela
would die.
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Zimbabwean prophet predicts
Liverpool to win title
30 Dec 2013 09:34:23
A youthful Zimbabwean prophet
Eubert Angel has prophesied that
Liverpool will win the English
Premier League title this season.
Angel who is the founder of Spirit
Embassy church and once lived in
Manchester is widely known for
various football prophesies.
In May 2012 Angel prophesied that
Chelsea would beat Liverpool to
win the FA Cup a few hours before
kickoff.
Chelsea went on to win 2-1 after
he had correctly spelt the scoreline
and gave exact goal descriptions.
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Injuries take toll on Reds
Brendan Rodgers was left counting
the cost of the 2-1 defeat at
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BARCLAYS PREMIER
LEAGUE
STAMFORD BRIDGE (ATT 41,614) 29TH DECEMBER 2013 - KICK OFF
16:00
CHELSEA 2
E HAZARD (17)
S ETO'O (34)
LIVERPOOL 1
M SKRTEL (3)
Premier League:
Chelsea see off
Liverpool as Eto'o
strikes killer blow
By Chris Harvey. Last Updated:
29/12/13 10:01pm
BEST OF THE MATCH
Man of the match - Eden
Hazard.
The Belgian was at the heart of
most of Chelsea's most incisive
moves and was rewarded for a
creative display with a superb
goal.
Goal of the match:
Hazard's fabulous curling right-
footer left Simon Mignolet in the
Liverpool goal with no chance.
Save of the match:
Simon Mignolet may have been
at fault for Samuel Eto'o's
winner but he was at his very
best to deny Belgian teammate
Hazard early in the first half.
Talking point 1:
Should Liverpool have had at
least one second half penalty
after Luis Suarez went down
under challenges from John
Terry and Eto'o?
Talking point 2:
Were Chelsea lucky to finish with
game with 11 men? Oscar
appeared fortunate to escape
with just a yellow card for flying
into a two-footed challenge on
fellow Brazilian Lucas Leiva
during stoppage time.
Your Comments
(121) post a comment
richard says 29/12/13 10:02pm
Webb and big matches...IT WILL
NEVER WORK...Oscar should've
seen red, Terry should've seen red,
at least pen. to Liverpool....3 huge
mistakes by Howie...that influence
the game. the man hasn't changed
a bit since ruining the WorldCup
final in 2010...
231 72 Reply
will-goon says 29/12/13 9:49pm
Why all the negativity from so
many Liverpool fans? Your
manager and team are doing an
excellent job. You had the absolute
Christmas from Hell and you
fought gallantly. You should be
proud of your team's achievements
so far this season. You've done the
hard part already. Now you have
Man City, Arsenal, $helsea,
Everton, Tottenham [5-0] Hotspurs
all to come to Anfield. Get behind
your team because they deserve it
and keep Man Utd out of the top
4. simples. Cheer up me lads n'
lasses.
40 187 Reply
timmilfc says 29/12/13 9:21pm
ok fenway sports, this is it in a nut
shell, now we have to buy big in
January to keep up with the big
boys. Simple as that !! 2 world
class signings. If not, 6th at best.
Its in your hands now!!
58 31 Reply
carl-t says 29/12/13 9:00pm
lets all be honest we lost away to
Man City , but unlike Arsenal, Man
Utd and no dout City will beat
Chelsea, we never got battered
( lost by 1 goal), We lost away to
Arsenal but didn't get battered, we
lost Away to Chelsea ( lost by 1
goal ) but never got battered, we
won away at Spurs , and Everton
couldn't beat us at goodison, so I
don't think we have done badly at
probably the hardest 5 away
games we will face and we have
had some bad referee mistakes
along the way
130 74 Reply
craig says 29/12/13 8:57pm
If you want to talk about penalties
not being given, you should
concentrate on Skrtel. He's
consistently committing numerous
penalty offences through holding in
every game, yet he hasn't been
penalised once.
48 238 Reply
richard says 29/12/13 8:56pm
From a lfc fan well done Chelsea
good 1st half display and typical
Chelsea shut out in the 2nd. On a
lfc point of view I am still pleased
being 5th and only 6 points off top
after playing Arsenal, City, Chelsea,
spuds, Newcastle and Everton all
away. A good run now and we
have a real chance of top 4. Not a
bad 2013 in all well done Brendan
and the lads.
13 201 Reply
tony-lfc says 29/12/13 8:32pm
Our bench is too weak. Brenden
shouldn't complain about the
depth of our squad, look at what
he brought in; Allen, Aspas &
Alberto, Borino & Asaidi they are
not good enough for the
premiership or for the future. We
need quality now to challenge for a
top four spot
28 41 Reply
therealred says 29/12/13 8:28pm
i'm not going to comment on
possible penalties or fouls. just
that i expected us to lose these
two games. now it can only get
better, besides all the top clubs
have to still come to anfield and
who knows, maybe the gods will
cut us some slack.
6 43 Reply
ahmed says 29/12/13 8:26pm
As a Liverpool fan, the biggest
positive I take from losing the past
2 games was that they were
actually played during the busy
Christmas period in succession. If
we had to play two easy(" must
win " games instead we could
have dropped point due to
tiredness and that will have hurt
even more, because there is every
chance that we would have lost
against City&Chelsea away
anyway, so now lets focus on a
good run and climb up the table
once more. still a long way.
20 99 Reply
paulius says 29/12/13 8:25pm
I'm very happy with Chelsea
victory!
20 79 Reply
david-s says 29/12/13 8:24pm
Suarez - should have been booked
for diving !
156 151 Reply
dan says 29/12/13 9:04pm
Suarez's reputation goes before
him!!!
tylar says 29/12/13 8:48pm
and what for eto'o then!!!
valestas says 29/12/13 8:20pm
Well done Chelsea.Keep it up!
60 122 Reply
george says 29/12/13 8:18pm
Chelsea Deserved to Win today and
taking out the Poor Referee
Decisions that could have gone for
either Team today, who created the
more chances, controlled the Game
and Scored the Most Goals?
Chelsea
69 157 Reply
adam says 29/12/13 8:15pm
Suarez didn't get sent off last
season when he bit someone so i
don't see how Liverpool fans can
complain too much
76 170 Reply
marc says 29/12/13 9:09pm
I'm an avid Liverpool fan and I will
say that I totally agree with you. I
thought playing Luiz in the middle
today won Chelsea the game.
Liverpool need a proper power
house midlielder to boss games
and teams like this, another SG
would be very useful! Other than
that a credible performance.
Sterling was awesome.
tylar says 29/12/13 8:14pm
As a lfc fan it pains me to watch
my team in two tough away games
which we both played well in and
get nothing from any of the
fixtures.i know sometimes its just
football, but we have been let
down again by the referee officials
in both games Im not taking
anything away from city and
Chelsea but we have had some
very wrong decisions go against us
lately and im hoping at the end of
the season they will not cost us in
are hunt for top 4 success.going
back to liiverpool matters lads of
lfc you have done brilliant job for
how thin are squad is at the
moment and im confident you can
fire us back into champions league
next season with a little of
reinforcement hopefully in
January.ynwa!!!.
44 62 Reply
declan says 29/12/13 8:07pm
Looking at our xmas fixtures, 6/12
points isn't bad at all considering
we were away to Chelsea, City &
Spurs. Had a few decisions gone
our way we could have beaten City
and had a point against Chelsea. 3
wins from 3 before the Merseyside
derby are vital if we are going to
continue to challenge for Champs
League. Don't think we played our
best today. Allen was again
ineffective (despite doing the
simple stuff right), Johnson was
dreadful (would like to see Kelly or
Flano have a go at RB) and Sakho
never looks comfortable on the ball
(I think he is a decent defender
though). Unfortunately our squad
just isn't strong enough so
hopefully we can get some new
faces in during the transfer
window. Stevie, Sturridge and
Enrique coming back should inject
some more life into our team
which unsurprisingly is looking a
bit tired after the Xmas break!
YNWA
28 45 Reply
redblooded says 29/12/13 8:07pm
Chelsea deserved the win.
Liverpool's defensive frailties and
lack of squad depth was exposed
again by a top 4 side. Missing
Stevie G badly. Glen Johnson is
having his worst season made
worse by the injury to Enrique.
Don't understand the Smith
decision! Let's refocus on the top
4 starting with our next game.
YNWA
21 81 Reply
carl-t says 29/12/13 8:56pm
lets all be honest we lost away to
Man City , but unlike Arsenal, Man
Utd and no dout City will beat
Chelsea, we never got battered
( lost by 1 goal), We lost away to
Arsenal but didn't get battered, we
lost Away to Chelsea ( lost by 1
goal ) but never got battered, we
won away at Spurs , and Everton
couldn't beat us at goodison, so I
don't think we have done badly at
probably the hardest 5 away
games we will face
rav says 29/12/13 8:21pm
The smith decision was simply to
show everyone i need players by
Rodgers! A foolish decision.
tejveer says 29/12/13 8:01pm
Why all the panic? At one point
Arsenal were 5-7points ahead of
us for league and we clawed it
back. 7 of the top 8teams we have
played away... So let's see how
they do when they come to Anfield.
Chelsea played well and deserved
three points. We didn't create
enough scoring opportunities
today and against the big teams
Suarez needs a little more support.
The first touch and passing let LFC
down today. Anyway, let's put a
run together and wins some
matches we shall what happens
come end of the season. Top 4 is
what we want, but not to be rude
some fans saw us on top of the
league and got greedy, raised
expectations and now are
disappointed we aren't firmly in
the title race.
9 89 Reply
kurt says 29/12/13 7:52pm
wow!!!people on here going on
about suarez never scoring against
big teams...just need to look back
at is history he as scored against
chelsea man u arsenal spurs man
city,so people slating him need to
get the facts right.anyways 19 in
14 games isn t bad for some1 who
might not be world class is it now.
25 93 Reply
dave says 29/12/13 8:33pm
that's Liverpool fans problem,
always history and never the
future, you have to look forward to
go forward. did he score today NO
jack says 29/12/13 7:47pm
United only 2 Points behind
Liverpool now. Starting to catch up
with the supposedly top 4
teams.Theres gonna be points
dropped and points gained.
43 52 Reply
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This is a big blow as sakho , glen Johnson and joe alen had join a new list of the injury crisis rocking Liverpool. already , left back Enrique , striker sturridge , another left back flanagan , and Gerrard had been side line earlier for injury thus bringing the total nos of Liverpool team player to eight ( 8 ) that are injured. . I weep for my club.. Liverpool 8 players of the first 11 team are now on injury list. how many players remaining ?

ednut1: he sha no score

the problem with Liverpool that day was that in d first 15mins , Suarez played the role of a striker but since there is no Gerrard et sturridge , nobody to supply ball to him. he now came to d mid field to assume d role of a mid - fiders by distributing ball to countinho et sterling who does not have d ability to strike well. we missed sturridge et Gerrard that day.

ednut1: where was suarez against arsenal nd man city. d vampire hS nt been able to suck blood hence no power. overhyped draw

u go just dey rant yah mouth . u know see wetin Suarez do Manchester city that day ? go ask lescot and zabaleta.. if not for that useless ref dey give u mouth.

I know of a dude having a test today and on friday. This calendar na die. ..lmao.. front page mod.