Liverpool v Chelsea 4:00pm

To Alcohol

It got a 7 match ban for biting previously. That obviously wasn't sufficient for it to learn its lesson. I'd double the ban and make it wear a muzzle for the rest of its playing career.

monkey9

To Alcohol wrote: »

It got a 7 match ban for biting previously. That obviously wasn't sufficient for it to learn its lesson. I'd double the ban and make it wear a muzzle for the rest of its playing career.

:pac::pac:

Paul Tergat

monkey9 wrote: »

:pac::pac:

almost as cringe as your posting every once in a few pages saying things like 'Luis Suarez you hero and a pure gentleman!!!!', 'The more i see that bite, the funnier it gets. He's an absolute nutjob!' and 'Haha!! Suarez biting him. I love that little nutcase!!'

ebbsy

Ref lost control early on.

If you can't beat 'em, eat 'em.

SantryRed

copacetic wrote: »

Friend appeared to deal with the incident and spoke to both players as well as listened to Ivanavics complaint of a bite. He then took no action. How can the FA then take action? They said this re the Defoe case in 2006.

How do you know he saw the biting?

monkey9

Paul Tergat wrote: »

almost as cringe as your posting every once in a few pages saying things like 'Luis Suarez you hero and a pure gentleman!!!!', 'The more i see that bite, the funnier it gets. He's an absolute nutjob!' and 'Haha!! Suarez biting him. I love that little nutcase!!'

Yes, the incident is indeed hilarious!! As is the reaction of everyone.

amiable

Felexicon wrote: »

Not mistaken, but I won't quote all you're tinfoil hat posts in this thread again

Because there are none and you are simply talking out your arse

Felexicon

amiable wrote: »

Because there are none and you are simply talking out your arse

There are plenty and you know it.

You're always on about the FA and the media having it in for Liverpool

Paul Tergat

monkey9 wrote: »

Yes, the incident is indeed hilarious!! As is the reaction of everyone.

I can see why you want to brush it under the carpet but like it or not its rightly going to be a big issue and people are reacting accordingly. Nothing at all funny about someone biting another player.

monkey9

Paul Tergat wrote: »

I can see why you want to brush it under the carpet but like it or not its rightly going to be a big issue and people are reacting accordingly. Nothing at all funny about someone biting another player.

Brush it under the carpet?? I don't have the power to control the media, i'm afraid. But it was a funny incident nonetheless.

Dohnny Jepp

monkey9 wrote: »

Brush it under the carpet?? I don't have the power to control the media, i'm afraid. But it was a funny incident nonetheless.

I found it just about as funny as AIDS

monkey9

Dohnny Jepp wrote: »

I found it just about as funny as AIDS

Good stuff!

niallo27

Paul Tergat wrote: »

I can see why you want to brush it under the carpet but like it or not its rightly going to be a big issue and people are reacting accordingly. Nothing at all funny about someone biting another player.

Did you post earlier saying "Do you want fries with that". What was that comment about.

Paul Tergat

monkey9 wrote: »

Brush it under the carpet?? I don't have the power to control the media, i'm afraid. But it was a funny incident nonetheless.

I said what you want, not that you have the power to do so. Nothing at all funny but then you some will be biased about it

wandatowell

Why the hell did Suarez limp away from the bite????

Vito Corleone

The incident was hilarious, I don't know how anyone can deny that. Fair enough if you think it was unacceptable behavior but you can't deny it was funny. Like come on! He bit someone, again!

passremarkable

Suarez, unfortunately has a nasty side, but is still best player in the league this season. No need for this act today, just deters from his skills..will get ban I'd say

amiable

Felexicon wrote: »

There are plenty and you know it.

You're always on about the FA and the media having it in for Liverpool

That's news to me. Thanks for your input

Mr.Crinklewood

Dohnny Jepp wrote: »

I found it just about as funny as AIDS

Straw poll in the house today, Mrs. Crinklewood found is disgusting, her dad was embarrassed for the team he supports and her 12 year old nephew found it funny.


Different people have different reactions.

monkey9

Paul Tergat wrote: »

I said what you want, not that you have the power to do so. Nothing at all funny but then you some will be biased about it

As will other side. But then again, i laughed at the madness of it as well when Defoe did it in a neutral match

Of course it shouldn't be brushed under the carpet, but the overreaction is ridiculous. The fact it's made the front pages as well is crazy.

The most outraged fans are in here tonight are Utd fans!

Will I Amnt

wandatowell wrote: »

Why the hell did Suarez limp away from the bite????

It's his thing. Feign injury after he does something wrong.

Mint Sauce

niallo27 wrote: »

Why are people getting worked up about. He was stupid. He is a bit mad in the head. He is a world class footballer. He should get banned. Just move on and laugh about it. Nobody was hurt.

Apart from Branislav Ivanovic. I would have quite gladly seen Suarez sent off for it. Not the first time he's been a stupid boy. His behaviour is doing him self and the club no favours.

Felexicon

passremarkable wrote: »

Suarez, unfortunately has a nasty side, but is still best player in the league this season. No need for this act today, just deters from his skills..will get ban I'd say

RVP and Bale say hello.

Nalz

Felexicon wrote: »

RVP and Bale say hello.

Carrick says Yo

Will I Amnt

rarnes1 wrote: »

The most outraged fans are in here tonight are Utd fans!

And if it was Rooney biting someone it would be the Liverpool fans that would be the most outraged.

You know the drill, get over it.

passremarkable

Felexicon wrote: »

RVP and Bale say hello.

Disagree my choice would be Suarez , over all play and general consistency throughout matches, he is on the go for 90 mins every game, rarely has a quiet spell. Constant threat, same cant be said for the other 2 IMO

citytillidie

wandatowell wrote: »

Why the hell did Suarez limp away from the bite????

If you watch the videos and gifs Ivanovic stood on his foot

Class act. Just needs to remove the red mist control from his brain.

cournioni

rarnes1 wrote: »

The most outraged fans are in here tonight are Utd fans!

Have you been taking note? To be frank about it, Liverpool fans are the ones that should be most outraged about it, after all, he's representing you lot.

As for the "reaction" to it, I would have thought it was the norm for someone on such a high wage and as high of a profile as Suarez would get such media attention for doing something like this. It would be the same if it was a United, City, Arsenal, Spurs or Chelsea player.

Felexicon

passremarkable wrote: »

Disagree my choice would be Suarez , over all play and general consistency throughout matches, he is on the go for 90 mins every game, rarely has a quiet spell. Constant threat, same cant be said for the other 2 IMO

Fair enough. I think he best player should have improve his team aswell. I don't think Suarez always does this

darced

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Felexicon

Felexicon wrote: »

RVP and Bale say hello.

Suarez has been more consistent than both them over the course of the season.

passremarkable

Felexicon wrote: »

Fair enough. I think he best player should have improve his team aswell. I don't think Suarez always does this

Each to their own I suppose

cournioni

darced wrote: »

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I don't see what United winning the league has to do with United fans commenting on this incident. Surely you can comment on both, and seeing as this player has had previous against United in particular I think you'll find it's more of a "we told you so"/"he has done this before" tone amongst the comments from United fans.

Word has it he's off to Bayern Munchen' anyway! :P

niallo27

cournioni wrote: »

I don't see what United winning the league has to do with United fans commenting on this incident. Surely you can comment on both, and seeing as this player has had previous against United in particular I think you'll find it's more of a "we told you so"/"he has done this before" tone amongst the comments from United fans.

We know he is a nutter though. We don't care.

Paul Tergat

rarnes1 wrote: »

Class act. Just needs to remove the red mist control from his brain.

class player - absolutely no doubt.
class act - not a chance.

Nalz

darced wrote: »

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We're lol'ing too mate!

Red Crow

wonderfullife wrote: »

A Class act? People like Stylian Petrov and Fabrice Muamba, they are class acts. Handling their plights with dignity, courage and professionalism.

Suarez, Barton and others are Class A pricks. Simple as that. You don't go repeatedly biting people or calling fellow footballers a tranny if you are a class act.

Luckily it doesn't matter one jot if you're sound out the door or a complete goon, you can still be a world class footballer. Which he is. Class act he ain't.

Don't rise to it. The guy is clearly deluded.

Red Crow

How did Defoe get away with it in 2006? The FA are a joke

Timmyctc

Eli Manning wrote: »

How did Defoe get away with it in 2006? The FA are a joke

It was a different game back then. two footed tackles and cheeky bites on the arm were part of the game.

niallo27

wonderfullife wrote: »

A Class act? People like Stylian Petrov and Fabrice Muamba, they are class acts. Handling their plights with dignity, courage and professionalism.

Suarez, Barton and others are Class A pricks. Simple as that. You don't go repeatedly biting people or calling fellow footballers a tranny if you are a class act.

Luckily it doesn't matter one jot if you're sound out the door or a complete goon, you can still be a world class footballer. Which he is. Class act he ain't.

No one says Barton was a class act. Off the field can you find a bad thing that Suarez has done.

Red Crow

Timmyctc wrote: »

It was a different game back then. two footed tackles and cheeky bites on the arm were part of the game.

England were on the cusp of another World Cup victory.

General Relativity

Eli Manning wrote: »

How did Defoe get away with it in 2006? The FA are a joke

He was booked for the incident, preventing the FA from banning him.

Timmyctc

niallo27 wrote: »

No one says Barton was a class act. Off the field can you find a bad thing that Suarez has done.

No need. He does enough ON the pitch.

niallo27

Timmyctc wrote: »

No need. He does enough ON the pitch.

So people should base their whole opinion on the fella on what he does in 90 mins every week.

Timmyctc

niallo27 wrote: »

So people should base their whole opinion on the fella on what he does in 90 mins every week.

Well if he bites, dives, cheats, lies, acts racist etc... then yeah.

Nalz

niallo27 wrote: »

So people should base their whole opinion on the fella on what he does in 90 mins every week.

lolzer

When is he most in the public eye? At home drinking lattes and playing monopoly with the bird and Uncle Rodrigez?

RasTa

lol away all weekend so prefer to read match threads then check Guardian. Both delivered. I'd rather Spurs get 4th

niallo27

Trilla wrote: »

lolzer

When is he most in the public eye? At home drinking lattes and playing monopoly with the bird and Uncle Rodrigez?

Ya your right. Listen tbh I don't think liverpool fans really care what other fans think of Suarez. The fact is he gives everything he has when he puts in the liverpool shirt. It's a lot easier to forgive a moment of madness than it is to forgive a lack of effort.