Not sure there''ll be much of a way back for the fella if this type of stuff gains momentum

[7evens]

"The fans, the managers, his comrades, the hierarchy have been loyal to him and they've done everything in their powers possible to back him up, and he's basically put a custard pie in everyone's face.

"Liverpool deserve a little bit better and he's just thrown one excuse after another to try to force his way out of Liverpool.

"Everyone says the fans are fantastic and they've proved that with the way they have backed Luis, and he has treated them with contempt in his inconsistency with his talk, so yes I am very disappointed."

Ex-Liverpool striker John Aldridge on BBC Radio 5 live

[Rich]

Hopefully he sticks his transfer request to the top of the pie.

[Free SL]

he really appreciated it in 1989 :hehe:

[Berni]

A slap in the face or a kick in the teeth, perhaps. But custard pies have an element of well-meaning slapstick.

[Bergkamp's Brain]

http://www.fanpop.com/images/polls/13386_5_full.jpg

['Neg]

[Monty91]

Still well-meaning slapstick?

[Pat Vegas]

[Berni]

But it would take a long time to collect that much spunk and besides, if John Aldridge had gone on the radio and accused Suarez of throwing a spunk pie in the face of Liverpool FC and its fans, I for one would applaud him.

[Curly]

plus Jack Wilshere.Obviously a mental.

[Classic Jorge]

http://i1.ytimg.com/vi/J3s1lTtG2bU/maxresdefault.jpg

[Steve Williams - gay for Mark Knopfler]

Not 10 minutes ago I had a Scouse fan in the office here bending my ear about the Luis boy, specifically his valuation.

He was telling me that if football was a "one on one game" (no idea, sorry) then Suarez is as good as Messi. He said it with a straight face and awaited my reply. I kept my counsel.

The lad in question is from Co Clare.

[Curly]

[Bergkamp's Brain]

no doubt he would have taken some hair pie!