And Suarez didnt play as a CF at Ajax? Use a facepalm when you know something for sure 
and iirc Cavano can play on the sides so he isnt a typical CF aswell.
so no he didn't play CF at ajax 
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And Suarez didnt play as a CF at Ajax? Use a facepalm when you know something for sure and iirc Cavano can play on the sides so he isnt a typical CF aswell.
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And Suarez didnt play as a CF at Ajax? Use a facepalm when you know something for sure and iirc Cavano can play on the sides so he isnt a typical CF aswell.
Suarez: I'm staying at Anfield
http://www.teamtalk.com/liverpool/7676633/Suarez-I-m-staying-at-Anfield
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what you;re doing here is diluting the meaning of teh very thing you;re trying so hard to crusade against, there isnt one team nor one player thats has never 'broken' the rules, and therefore according to your naive categorical and absolute definition, everyone is a cheater which makes the qualification moot. The primary intent here is key, suarez didnt care one bit whether the ref would catch him instinctively blocking the ball from going in at the last minute of OT in a WC qf. And i said this before, if there was a player out there who wouldnt do that, and i highly doubt there is, i wouldnt want him on my team.
...since I cannot resist. Last one. Seriously.
Do me a favour, stick to analyzing statistics rather than making asinine assumptions on what I would do in hypothetical scenarios. It doesn't become you.
This is hilariously rich coming from you; the guy that only a post earlier completely skewed and twisted (fuck it, got outright wrong) the definition of a word in an attempt to excuse inexcusable behaviour.
I've already gone on over what "cheating" is and, of course, in turn you go and try to "dilute" its meaning by insisting that deception is requisite. It's not. It makes no difference if he knew he'd be caught. He willfully broke a fundamental rule of the game in a very anomalous way. Whether everyone is a cheater or whether I'd want them at the club I support is another matter altogether. I've said it already, there are degrees of cheating, and Suarez happens to be at the bottom of the barrel in that regard. Hence, my opinion of him is very poor. Hence I wouldn't want him at Juventus. I can overlook a dive, a professional foul, but what he did? No.
Disagree if you like.
Do me a favour, stick to analyzing statistics rather than making asinine assumptions on what I would do in hypothetical scenarios. It doesn't become you.
This is hilariously rich coming from you; the guy that only a post earlier completely skewed and twisted (fuck it, got outright wrong) the definition of a word in an attempt to excuse inexcusable behaviour.
I've already gone on over what "cheating" is and, of course, in turn you go and try to "dilute" its meaning by insisting that deception is requisite. It's not. It makes no difference if he knew he'd be caught. He willfully broke a fundamental rule of the game in a very anomalous way. Whether everyone is a cheater or whether I'd want them at the club I support is another matter altogether. I've said it already, there are degrees of cheating, and Suarez happens to be at the bottom of the barrel in that regard. Hence, my opinion of him is very poor. Hence I wouldn't want him at Juventus. I can overlook a dive, a professional foul, but what he did? No.
Disagree if you like.
Adriano, there's obviously no way of qualifying that statement of mine, whether it's modest hyperbole or not. Am I sure about a random number?
It was more of a theoretical point, and yes, I believe that if you asked players on a personal level whether or not they would intentionally handle a ball off the line in order to avoid elimination from a major tournament, the overwhelming majority - probably well above the 90th percentile - would declare strongly that yes, they would do whatever it takes to prevent defeat.
Off hand, I think you could basically extend this theory to just about any relatively comparable, professional team sport, and I agree with the posters who would want all of their teammates to do exactly what Suarez did in a similar circumstance.
Also, clearly there is a set of circumstances here (Nearing the conclusion of a tied knock out match, where a ball is struck close enough to a player that he physically can clear it off the line with his hand) that isn't consistently reproduced. Most of the time it would be retarded to intentionally handle a ball off the line, because most of the time conceding the goal is better than giving up a penalty - which should always be scored - and having a man sent off.
It was more of a theoretical point, and yes, I believe that if you asked players on a personal level whether or not they would intentionally handle a ball off the line in order to avoid elimination from a major tournament, the overwhelming majority - probably well above the 90th percentile - would declare strongly that yes, they would do whatever it takes to prevent defeat.
Off hand, I think you could basically extend this theory to just about any relatively comparable, professional team sport, and I agree with the posters who would want all of their teammates to do exactly what Suarez did in a similar circumstance.
Also, clearly there is a set of circumstances here (Nearing the conclusion of a tied knock out match, where a ball is struck close enough to a player that he physically can clear it off the line with his hand) that isn't consistently reproduced. Most of the time it would be retarded to intentionally handle a ball off the line, because most of the time conceding the goal is better than giving up a penalty - which should always be scored - and having a man sent off.
gamesmanship
1.
the use of methods, especially in a sports contest, that are dubious or seemingly improper but not strictly illegal.
2.
the technique or practice of manipulating people or events so as to gain an advantage or outwit one's opponents or competitors.
That describes Suarez's 100% illegal action to you?
Yeah, because what he did was just commit an "ordinary foul", ho-hum, part of the game seen weekly. Fuck that.
Keep spinning your wheels, he cheated, no two ways around it.
Just a reminder to everyone what's even being discussed. Disgusting.
1.
the use of methods, especially in a sports contest, that are dubious or seemingly improper but not strictly illegal.
2.
the technique or practice of manipulating people or events so as to gain an advantage or outwit one's opponents or competitors.
That describes Suarez's 100% illegal action to you?
Yeah, because what he did was just commit an "ordinary foul", ho-hum, part of the game seen weekly. Fuck that.
Keep spinning your wheels, he cheated, no two ways around it.
Just a reminder to everyone what's even being discussed. Disgusting.
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