Re: Turned the nuts, villain likes his hand
I would push. If the board pairs on the river, you are in a very tricky situation. And as you said, villain likes his hand alot, which probably means a hand better than at least top pair. There is some chance that he'll fold a two-pair if you push, but all other hands, such as a smaller straight or set, he will most likely call. Against those hands it is better to push, the board may pair or his straight may be countered, which means that either you will lose your money or you will not get any more money from him.
Kludde
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