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Luis Suarez signs new long-term Liverpool deal

 

Luis Suarez has signed a new four-and-a-half-year contract with Liverpool. 

The striker, 26, joined the Reds in January 2011 and has scored 17 goals in 11 Premier League starts this season.

Suarez, whose original deal was set to expire in 2016, will earn around £160,000 until the end of this season and then £200,000 per week over the final four years of the contract.

"I am delighted to have agreed a new deal with Liverpool and have my future secured for the long term," he said.

"I believe I can achieve the ambitions of winning trophies and playing at the very highest level with Liverpool. My aim is to help get us there as quickly as possible." 

Suarez admitted his close bond with Liverpool's fans was an important factor in his decision, particularly their backing during his 10-match ban for biting Chelsea's Branislav Ivanovic earlier this year.

He told Liverpool TV: "I love the city and the supporters. They have helped me and I try my best on the pitch.

"It was a difficult time after the summer, but they helped me come back and play and I think when supporters help you off the pitch you try your best to make them happy on the pitch."

He also revealed that manager Brendan Rodgers played an influential role in persuading him to pledge his immediate future to Liverpool.

"He was very important. When you have confidence with the manager you can try your best," he said.
"When the team is together and you are happy in the dressing room, that makes me happy."

Suarez's relationship with leading figures at Anfield has improved significantly since he attempted to force a move to Arsenal in the summer.

The Gunners made two bids for the Uruguay international, including a club-record offer of £40m plus £1 in an attempt to trigger a release clause in his contract.

Both were rejected, with Liverpool boss Rodgers accusing Arsenal of "playing games".
Suarez was considering submitting a formal transfer request and also the possibility of court action if the dispute was not resolved as he believed the second bid triggered a clause in his contract that allowed him to leave the Anfield club.

Suarez was initially made to train alone during pre-season, but returned to the first-team fold on 16 August after talks with Rodgers.

"This is fantastic news for everyone associated with the club; the team, the owners and most importantly the supporters," Rodgers said on Liverpool's official website. 
 
"Luis is a world-class talent and securing his services is crucial for what we are trying to achieve here.
"What's most important and most exciting is that, at just 26 years old, his best years are still ahead of him and we now know we'll be seeing him reach that potential in a Liverpool shirt."
Suarez's time at Liverpool has often been controversial and he has previously been handed handed two long-term bans.

He was banned for eight games in December 2011 for racially abusing Manchester United's Patrice Evra before receiving his 10-match ban in April for the incident with Ivanovic.

It's Messi vs the board: Inside the Barcelona power struggle

Lionel Messi does not enjoy talking to the media. Rarely interviewed and seldom speaking at press conferences, Barcelona's Argentine forward is an hermetic figure who rarely shares his thoughts and feelings with the outside world. This time, however, he had something to say.

The 26-year-old, who is currently in his homeland as he recovers from a troublesome hamstring injury which has seen him miss the last month of action for Barca, got in touch with Catalan radio RAC1 to discuss two topics on Friday. And he wasn't mincing his words.

First up was a passionate defence of his father following claims by a Madrid newspaper of criminal activity in the organisation of the benefit matches by the Leo Messi Foundation over the summer. "I deeply regret what is being said about my father and my friends because what we do in those matches is 100 per cent for charity," he said in a prepared statement. "I am very close to my father and as long as he wants to, he will be president of my companies and my Foundation.

Such a reaction was to be expected from the four-time Ballon d'Or winner, who enjoys a very strong relationship with his father. What came next, however, was a bombshell.

The Argentine hit out at Barca's economic vice-president, Javier Faus, following quotes made to the same station earlier this month by the director. "I don't see why we should [renew Messi's contract again]," Faus had told RAC1. "He has just signed a new contract until 2018 - and we don't have to offer an improved contract every six months."

Those words were not what the Argentine wanted to hear, especially as he has since seen Cristiano Ronaldo pen an even more lucrative deal at Real Madrid. "Faus is a person who knows nothing about football and he wants to run Barca like a business, but it isn't," Messi said on Friday. And clearly reading from a pre-prepared document as he spoke, the Argentine added: "Barca is the best club in the world and it should be run by the best directors in the world."

Word of the Argentine's annoyance had already reached Barca president Sandro Rosell and the Catalans' chief attempted to smooth over the situation on Thursday by claiming Messi merits even more than his current €16 million per year. "I haven't spoken to him about this, but the club offices are open," Rosell said as he announced an imminent new deal for Andres Iniesta. "But the world's best player deserves to be the highest-paid player," he added.

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Five things that men expect from partners

Like the women, the men also seek specific qualities of its partners.
Although desires can change over the years , if you bring some of the following that apply to all generations .
Men love supportNobody will Sycophants , but little support and ideas of their plight would certainly be good if you want to plan your connection to function in the long term . If there are problems with the boss at work , Let the knowledge that you understand . If no burning desire to buy a car which likes , while budget may jeopardize your basic needs , do good to support .
Men want to admireAdmiration goes along with the support anyway . If you show admiration for him , his successes will do even better . If it comes to promotion, or to win football team that will , Let the knowledge that you are proud of and really marvel at his success . Celebrate together and over time will become even closer .
Men love women who are prone to moodThe list of those things that men seek out partners , in the first place is good humor . The couple that laughs together stays together very long .
Men love freedomHe loves you , wants to be with you and needs you - but not to stay close in every moment , because he has interests outside your relationship . Although aware that life is common in general will change , this does not mean that you must give up everything and by all who had the skills before you start connecting with you . It does not matter whether it comes to any passion or any other interest , let flattered , because finally he also you will be happy

Mother learns from Facebook that his child was killed

This has been a mother to America last weekend.

 Anthony Warren and his mother Nikkita Milledge

Anthony Warren had informed his mother that night between December 13 and 14 will pass the home of one of his companions, then to return to the home Saturday afternoon. But as the hours passed and the boy not yet returned home, the mother tries to take into the cell. "I do not answer phones and so we decided to try to find his location through Facebook. And here she faces terrible news. "We found FB statuses such as: R.I.P. (Rest In Peace ") Anthony, or we will miss you. Until recently arrived to announce that the calls for disaster. The police reported that they had identified a boy who was killed with two pistol bullets.