That was last season.
So you are calling the great Gary Nevilleâs judgement in to call?
Liverpool striker Luis Suarez has admitted he âinventedâ a foul against Stoke City to try to win the match but believes he was unfairly treated following his handball against Mansfield.
Suarez came under attack from Stoke defenders and the media for his blatant attempt at winning a penalty during the game at Anfield earlier this season.
And he has now come clean, telling Fox Sports Argentina: 'I donât listen all the nonsense some people say about me. Iâm accused of cheating here. People say I throw myself all the time inside
the box.
Taking a tumble: Suarez hit the deck during the match with Stoke in an attempt to win a penalty
'Letâs see: they said that when we played against Stoke, for instance, and in that case they were right. I invented a foul because we were drawing against Stoke and I wanted to win.
'Sometimes on the pitch I say to myself, âWhat have I done?â But the name of Suarez sells papers.
'The other day, for instance, I touched the ball with my hand accidentally, and I was criticised because I kissed my hand.
âThe media make up a lot of things about me because they want to sell papers. I say to the media: you should talk more about football, not about other stuff.â
In the interview in Argentina, aired today, he claims the reason he is targeted is because Manchester United hold sway over the English media.
The Liverpool striker also believes the media is helping Sir Alex Fergusonâs side in their quest to regain the Barclays Premier League title.
It had seemed the race row and handball controversies involving Suarez had been put to one side following the drama-free North West derby on Sunday.
He also slammed the media for treating him and his fellow South Americans differently to British players.
No stranger to controversy: Suarez was involved in a race row with Evra and, more recently, there was this handball against Mansfield (below)
He said: 'When someone comes and says to me something bad about being a South American, I donât cry, because that happens inside the pitch.
'I have my conscience clean. But as I have said: Manchester United controls the media, they are powerful and the media will always help them.
'I can help Liverpool today. We are united and we can play well. Liverpool doesnât depend on me.
'Itâs complicated to play here in England. As Carlitos (Carlos Tevez) and Kun (Sergio Aguero) has said, itâs complicated for a South American footballer to be here as we are treated differently to the local footballers.
'But they have their culture, they are like this, you know. I have to play football, which is what I always wanted, but I have suffered a lot for being a footballer.
What bravery to stand up to the Man Utd media like that - great guy.
If more men had the same integrity, the world would be a better place.
Bravo Luis, bravo 
What a hero!
Luis Suarez is a rebel who stands up to bullies.
The resilience of this man is staggering.
Heâs a shadow of the player he was at Ajax.
No lads, heâs a great player, but he is a scumbag cunt for doing what he did today.
If you canât admit that, then you too are cunt of a very high order. Simple as.
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Luis Suarez is bigger than the epl. Luis Suarez is bigger than football.
Quality player and a quality cunt
Luis was just saving that up for the memory of Anne Williams and the Hillsborough victims.
96 minutes.
Forever in our hearts.
Cunt is a term of endearment on TFK, pal.
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You canât rehabilitate a winner.
Donât I knowâŚ
Well heâs a hairy cunt then!!
A goal, an assist and a bite today.
All I hear is people say âwhat is wrong with Suarez?â, âwhy would you do such a thing?â. These are the same people who will tell fabled stories about Chopper Harris and rue over the fact you canât break another playerâs leg in football any more without the chance of sanction. Itâs a bite, the worst it will do is cause a little bit of bruising - once again the Brits have got their priorities wrong. They will get their footballers off rape charges and trying to inflict GBH on other professionals but will turn into a bunch of cackling hens when a relatively innocuous act is committed.
Youâll probably have Alan Shearer on MOTD tonight calling Suarez a disgrace and all sorts and in his playing days he stamped on Neil Lennonâs head.
[quote=âSidney, post: 762708, member: 183â]Luis was just saving that up for the memory of Anne Williams and the Hillsborough victims.
96 minutes.
Forever in our hearts.[/quote]
Wow. Pure poetry by the man.