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Lumi-Ukko
24 June 2014 18:40:12

So which riveting game to watch next? Japan V Columbia or Ivory Coast V Greece? Neither fill me with excitement.

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Brian Gaze
24 June 2014 18:41:03

What a disgusting, vile little thug of a man Suarez is. I would hope he's banned for the rest of the tournament and half of next season

Originally Posted by: Matty H 


If he has been biting again he shouldn't be allowed back on a football field until he has served a severe penalty AND been treated and signed off by a psychiatrist. Biting apart from being disgusting risks transmitting diseases and shouldn't be dealt with only by a fine and fixed term ban.

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Ally Pally Snowman
24 June 2014 18:46:29



I'm watching its not great England B side doing ok. Smalling looks terrified. Sturridge proving he isn't world class got to do better than that

Originally Posted by: Lumi-Ukko 


Agreed. Sturride, though a great talent, needs to do better.  I'd have betted Rickie Lambert would have wished for that header chance.


It's a large part of the story of Englands World Cup though, several gilt-edged chances missed which would have been the difference in the end scores. At this level you need strikers who put away their one chance to score; look at Klose of Germany as a prime example.


Wilshere so weak on the ball, goes down at the slightest touch. Shaw looking good at Left Back though 

Originally Posted by: Ally Pally Snowman 



We actually played ok Sturridge should have scored 3 he needs to do better than that. Weird game so difficult to judge but we are a long way from being good enough to win a tournament but perhaps not far from a quarter final effort.

At least we don't bite people though.
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Lumi-Ukko
24 June 2014 18:46:44


If he has been biting again he shouldn't be allowed back on a football field until he has served a severe penalty AND been treated and signed off by a psychiatrist. Biting apart from being disgusting risks transmitting diseases and shouldn't be dealt with only by a fine and fixed term ban.


Originally Posted by: Brian Gaze 


Precisely, it is not in the same league as a cynical headbutt. He has severe psychological problems, and anger management issues also.  He needs time away from the field and some proper psychotherapy.


Fifa's reaction to this could be the nail in the coffin for Septic Bladder if they go easy on Suarez, so all is not lost.

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SEMerc
24 June 2014 18:49:01

Lumi-Ukko
24 June 2014 18:56:29

If what I am reading on BBC live text is true, this is downright appaling by the Uruguayan press and coach:






  • Ben Smith


    BBC Sport in Natal



    Posted at



    "Uruguay manager Oscar Tabarez says he will see how he can defend Suarez. 'This is a football World Cup, not about morality'."








  • Conor McNamara

    BBC commentator in Natal



    Italy 0-1 Uruguay


    Posted at



    "Group of Uruguay journalists laughing and making pretend bite gestures here in the stadium. He may be a villain, but he's 'their' villain."





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sriram
24 June 2014 19:08:02
Suarez gets his teeth in again

Should be banned for the World Cup but won't be
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David M Porter
24 June 2014 19:14:31


What a disgusting, vile little thug of a man Suarez is. I would hope he's banned for the rest of the tournament and half of next season

Originally Posted by: SEMerc 


Hopefully, someone will break the litte s.h.it's leg before the tournament is over. The more you look at the incident the more it appears to be a deliberate bite.


Originally Posted by: Matty H 


Who was the guy he bit at Anfield during a PL match there just over a year ago?


I really think Liverpool should sell him at the earliest opportunity. As I've just said on my Facebook page, talented player or not, behaving like that he's a major liability.

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SEMerc
24 June 2014 19:18:38



What a disgusting, vile little thug of a man Suarez is. I would hope he's banned for the rest of the tournament and half of next season

Originally Posted by: David M Porter 


Hopefully, someone will break the litte s.h.it's leg before the tournament is over. The more you look at the incident the more it appears to be a deliberate bite.


Originally Posted by: SEMerc 


Who was the guy he bit at Anfield during a PL match there just over a year ago?


I really think Liverpool should sell him at the earliest opportunity. As I've just said on my Facebook page, talented player or not, behaving like that he's a major liability.


Originally Posted by: Matty H 


Ivanovic.

Lumi-Ukko
24 June 2014 19:20:16


Who was the guy he bit at Anfield during a PL match there just over a year ago?


I really think Liverpool should sell him at the earliest opportunity. As I've just said on my Facebook page, talented player or not, behaving like that he's a major liability.


Originally Posted by: David M Porter 


I believe it was Branislav Ivanović.


Depending on how this gets punished (third time biting offence no less! Dutch league, Premier League, and now World Cup), I can't see anyone wanting to buy him.

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Saint Snow
24 June 2014 19:22:54

Suarez gets his teeth in again

Should be banned for the World Cup but won't be

Originally Posted by: sriram 


 


Oh, he will be. Might get one of the biggest international bans ever given out.


 


On the plus side:


1) international bans don't carry over to club football (although I wouldn't put it past the corrupt b*stards at the top bending the rules), and he can now get proper fit for the start of the domesstic season


2) his actions will hopefully put off RM and Barca


 



 


 


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Lumi-Ukko
24 June 2014 19:36:01


 


On the plus side:


1) international bans don't carry over to club football (although I wouldn't put it past the corrupt b*stards at the top bending the rules), and he can now get proper fit for the start of the domesstic season


2) his actions will hopefully put off RM and Barca


 



Originally Posted by: Saint Snow 


How do you feel about him playing for Liverpool again? It's indefensible behaviour and I am not sure I'd feel to happy about him pulling my clubs shirt on again, no matter his talent.  One time is enough, twice, you can say OK and hope he learns but three strikes?  I don't have an agenda against him either, just my opinion fwiw.

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SEMerc
24 June 2014 19:36:37

Well here's someone who should know.








 ·  54m


I guess any part of the body is up for eating.







Saint Snow
24 June 2014 19:45:09


How do you feel about him playing for Liverpool again?


Originally Posted by: Lumi-Ukko 


 


As long as he keeps scoring, I don't care.


I've seen players cynically hack down other players, putting them out for months - or even having their career ended, and be cheered on by their fans. I've seen players convicted of criminal behavoir, sometimes even imprisoned, and be welcomed back. Morals in football seem to be on a mixed basis.


Biting is rather disgusting and immature - but it's hardly killing someone. He obviously has an anger problem, it could blow up in Liverpool's face even more than it previously has. But, in the meantime, I'll enjoy his sublime skills and amazing scoring ability helping my team drag our asses back toward the top where, due to growing up in the 70's and 80's, I'll always believe we belong


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SEMerc
24 June 2014 19:50:09



How do you feel about him playing for Liverpool again?


Originally Posted by: Saint Snow 


 


As long as he keeps scoring, I don't care.


I've seen players cynically hack down other players, putting them out for months - or even having their career ended, and be cheered on by their fans. I've seen players convicted of criminal behavoir, sometimes even imprisoned, and be welcomed back. Morals in football seem to be on a mixed basis.


Biting is rather disgusting and immature - but it's hardly killing someone. He obviously has an anger problem, it could blow up in Liverpool's face even more than it previously has. But, in the meantime, I'll enjoy his sublime skills and amazing scoring ability helping my team drag our asses back toward the top where, due to growing up in the 70's and 80's, I'll always believe we belong


Originally Posted by: Lumi-Ukko 


One bite would be more than enough today.

Ally Pally Snowman
24 June 2014 19:51:41


How do you feel about him playing for Liverpool again?


Originally Posted by: Saint Snow 


 


As long as he keeps scoring, I don't care.


I've seen players cynically hack down other players, putting them out for months - or even having their career ended, and be cheered on by their fans. I've seen players convicted of criminal behavoir, sometimes even imprisoned, and be welcomed back. Morals in football seem to be on a mixed basis.


Biting is rather disgusting and immature - but it's hardly killing someone. He obviously has an anger problem, it could blow up in Liverpool's face even more than it previously has. But, in the meantime, I'll enjoy his sublime skills and amazing scoring ability helping my team drag our asses back toward the top where, due to growing up in the 70's and 80's, I'll always believe we belong

Originally Posted by: Lumi-Ukko 




Indeed footballers have killed people in the past (traffic accidents) and been welcomed back buy clubs. Some hysteria on social media talking of year bans, life time bans and 20 match bans. It was bad no question but I'd only give him a 10 match ban at the most.
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Lumi-Ukko
24 June 2014 19:56:09


 



Indeed footballers have killed people in the past (traffic accidents) and been welcomed back buy clubs. Some hysteria on social media talking of year bans, life time bans and 20 match bans. It was bad no question but I'd only give him a 10 match ban at the most.

Originally Posted by: Ally Pally Snowman 


Thing is, and lifetime bans are taking it a little too far, is that everyone deserves a second chance. Especially if you repent and rehabilitate. This is his third bite of the cherry (pun intended) and has fooked up again. He needs a lengthy timeout to get his head sorted. He evidently needs to see a shrink. I mean, can you imagine what would happen to you if you ran around work biting people on several occasions with malicious intent (not sure what perverts you all are ). We wouldn't last too long without a visit from the plod and the men in white coats.

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Saint Snow
24 June 2014 19:56:11

Some hysteria on social media talking of year bans, life time bans and 20 match bans. It was bad no question but I'd only give him a 10 match ban at the most.

Originally Posted by: Ally Pally Snowman 


 


From a Liverpool perspective, a big international ban will likely benefit us, as we won't have to lose him for international duty (and risk injury!)


But, as I said, my fear is that, despite no ban imposed for foul play in an international game ever being extended to a player's domestic career, Blatter and his scumbags will bend the rules that sees Liverpool punished, too.


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SEMerc
24 June 2014 19:57:14



How do you feel about him playing for Liverpool again?


Originally Posted by: Ally Pally Snowman 


 


As long as he keeps scoring, I don't care.


I've seen players cynically hack down other players, putting them out for months - or even having their career ended, and be cheered on by their fans. I've seen players convicted of criminal behavoir, sometimes even imprisoned, and be welcomed back. Morals in football seem to be on a mixed basis.


Biting is rather disgusting and immature - but it's hardly killing someone. He obviously has an anger problem, it could blow up in Liverpool's face even more than it previously has. But, in the meantime, I'll enjoy his sublime skills and amazing scoring ability helping my team drag our asses back toward the top where, due to growing up in the 70's and 80's, I'll always believe we belong


Originally Posted by: Saint Snow 




Indeed footballers have killed people in the past (traffic accidents) and been welcomed back buy clubs. Some hysteria on social media talking of year bans, life time bans and 20 match bans. It was bad no question but I'd only give him a 10 match ban at the most.

Originally Posted by: Lumi-Ukko 


Are you referring to FIFA? Or the Spanish F.A.?

Matty H
24 June 2014 20:03:20

Some hysteria on social media talking of year bans, life time bans and 20 match bans. It was bad no question but I'd only give him a 10 match ban at the most.

Originally Posted by: Saint Snow 


 


From a Liverpool perspective, a big international ban will likely benefit us, as we won't have to lose him for international duty (and risk injury!)


But, as I said, my fear is that, despite no ban imposed for foul play in an international game ever being extended to a player's domestic career, Blatter and his scumbags will bend the rules that sees Liverpool punished, too.

Originally Posted by: Ally Pally Snowman 



He won't even be at Liverpool will he?
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Gooner
24 June 2014 20:05:18


Some hysteria on social media talking of year bans, life time bans and 20 match bans. It was bad no question but I'd only give him a 10 match ban at the most.

Originally Posted by: Saint Snow 


 


From a Liverpool perspective, a big international ban will likely benefit us, as we won't have to lose him for international duty (and risk injury!)


But, as I said, my fear is that, despite no ban imposed for foul play in an international game ever being extended to a player's domestic career, Blatter and his scumbags will bend the rules that sees Liverpool punished, too.


Originally Posted by: Ally Pally Snowman 


Martin not too sure about the 'us' bit, I keep telling you he wont be back playing for Liverpool.


It wont just be an International ban it will ( if happens) be a total football ban, he has bitten opponents 3 times now.......................6 months at least

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Gooner
24 June 2014 20:06:24


Some hysteria on social media talking of year bans, life time bans and 20 match bans. It was bad no question but I'd only give him a 10 match ban at the most.

Originally Posted by: Matty H 


 


From a Liverpool perspective, a big international ban will likely benefit us, as we won't have to lose him for international duty (and risk injury!)


But, as I said, my fear is that, despite no ban imposed for foul play in an international game ever being extended to a player's domestic career, Blatter and his scumbags will bend the rules that sees Liverpool punished, too.


Originally Posted by: Saint Snow 



He won't even be at Liverpool will he?

Originally Posted by: Ally Pally Snowman 


Correct

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Saint Snow
24 June 2014 20:07:45



Some hysteria on social media talking of year bans, life time bans and 20 match bans. It was bad no question but I'd only give him a 10 match ban at the most.

Originally Posted by: Gooner 


 


From a Liverpool perspective, a big international ban will likely benefit us, as we won't have to lose him for international duty (and risk injury!)


But, as I said, my fear is that, despite no ban imposed for foul play in an international game ever being extended to a player's domestic career, Blatter and his scumbags will bend the rules that sees Liverpool punished, too.


Originally Posted by: Matty H 



He won't even be at Liverpool will he?

Originally Posted by: Saint Snow 


Correct


Originally Posted by: Ally Pally Snowman 


 


Who's going to buy him now?


Especially as RM are supposed to be buying Falcao.


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Gooner
24 June 2014 20:10:29




Some hysteria on social media talking of year bans, life time bans and 20 match bans. It was bad no question but I'd only give him a 10 match ban at the most.

Originally Posted by: Saint Snow 


 


From a Liverpool perspective, a big international ban will likely benefit us, as we won't have to lose him for international duty (and risk injury!)


But, as I said, my fear is that, despite no ban imposed for foul play in an international game ever being extended to a player's domestic career, Blatter and his scumbags will bend the rules that sees Liverpool punished, too.


Originally Posted by: Gooner 



He won't even be at Liverpool will he?

Originally Posted by: Matty H 


Correct


Originally Posted by: Saint Snow 


 


Who's going to buy him now?


Especially as RM are supposed to be buying Falcao.


Originally Posted by: Ally Pally Snowman 


Many, if Liverpool are or would be prepared to have him, many more would, no point in keeping him, he wont kick a ball until 2015.

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Lumi-Ukko
24 June 2014 20:16:14

Uruguay team's reaction to this (though of course they'd stand by him) is disgraceful and every fan is going to be opposing them:


Uruguay captain Diego Lugano: "You saw this, really? You need to show me because I didn't see anything. Did you see it today or did you see what happened in other years. You couldn't have seen it today because nothing happened.


"The worst of everything is the attitude of Chiellini. He's a great player, with an enormous status. It doesn't correspond with Italian football. As sportsmen leaving the field, crying and appealing against a rival. As a man he disappointed me totally."


I wonder if he's ever seen Suarez dive and appeal?  You'd think spending all that time on the bench last season Lugano would have had plenty of time to watch the PL.

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