http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/23610289
rodgers puts manners on his star.
its a battle of discipline. if rodgers is waeak others will walk all over him.... skertl etc.
if rodgers follows through having bent over backwards to lick sphincter all summer then at least he's put the guy in his place.
however and i quote:
Taylor, the chief executive of the Professional Footballers’ Association, insists clubs must tell their players what is acceptable.
He said: ‘This is a situation involving two of our biggest clubs and a very sensitive time and it reiterates the message we want to get out.
‘We are a multicultural society and a cosmopolitan league and players must have equal respect for people regardless of their nationality or skin colour.
‘You can understand Liverpool being upset as they are a top quality club with a top quality manager but perhaps it is a timely reminder that players new to this country need to be advised about what is unacceptable.’
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Taylor condemned Suarez’s conduct and highlighted the need for suitable behaviour on the pitch as footballers become inadvertent role models, telling Sky Sports News: "It was not good to see to say the least. It was unacceptable.
"His reputation for controversy continues to increase when he can be such a good player, one of the world's best, so it is a real dilemma now.
"It's uncalled for, it's not good, it's depressing, it's such a shame for a player who's a really good footballer but this is not the first time that such things have happened. I know it's a really difficult one for Liverpool and the FA are going to have to deal with it.
So suarez... having no balls at all now has this
However, Professional Footballers' Association chief executive Gordon Taylor explained there is no clause in the player's deal that means Liverpool have to sell him if a club offers more than £40m.
"If there is a minimum offer of £40m then the parties will discuss things but it does not say the club has to sell," said Taylor.
"There is a 'good faith' clause in relation to serious discussions, but I can't say it is a cast-iron buy-out clause."
Suarez is prepared to take the issue to the Premier League to force his exit but Liverpool insist they do not have to sell and Rodgers says Arsenal's offer remains well short of his club's valuation.
The forward took legal action against former club Groningen in 2006 when a bid from Ajax was rejected. He went to arbitration and lost - but was still sold as the Amsterdam side increased their offer.
Taylor will contact both the player and Liverpool in an attempt to help mediate on the matter, with Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger "on standby" to do a deal.
"I just feel, like in any other transfer, it is better for both parties to get around the table to try to resolve it," Taylor added.
I find is quite amusing how one of the most outspoken, bandwagon jumping, publiciy seeking clowns is not suddenly in suarez corner and the Uruguayan has turned to the tender mercies of the PFA... hilarious.