[McKee]

sergie, on 07 February 2012 - 19:06, said:

Suarez knew what he was doing.

He knew where Parker was and had no intention of going for the ball.He wanted a cheap shot to mark his return, if the ref had any balls he would of sent him off.

Do you genuinely believe this? Tell me why he'd want to do that. With such a huge media spotlight around, why a player just handed an 8 game suspension, a mammoth fine and a warning about future behavior would commit an act of violent conduct? Why would he want, or even need to remark his return by doing this? If he intended to mark his territory by committing an act of violent conduct with such reckless abandon, why would he do it in such an ambiguous fashion, and why be so eager to apologize? Why not just fucking nut someone?

And finally, why the f**k do his eyes follow the ball all the way on to Parkers head. Why is the ball firmly on path to connect with his swing?

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He is firmly looking straight at the ball, from the moment he starts the swing until it moves away from it's original path of movement. At this point he is right in the middle of his swing. Absolutely impossible to avoid contact with Parker.

Rudy, on 07 February 2012 - 19:37, said:

How can people be thick enough to not know that jeans aren't for pishing in?

Lolo u med a funny ololo

Does anyone on the forum even entertain your joke opinions anymore?

Psssst. the answer you're looking for here is "no, no they do not"

This post has been edited by McKee: 07 February 2012 - 20:09

[JamboMikey]

I think he kicked him on purpose. He genuinely seems mental to me. Anyone that bites somebody during a game definitely has a few screws loose.