Italy 17 : 00 Uruguay - there can be only one! (RTE2/ITV4)

Turtyturd

super_furry wrote: »

Don't be so daft.

I preferred the surely Liverpool can't persist with him part.

patmac

microsim wrote: »

You were wrong, it's not the GAA

Jaysus can't even slag properly though what the GAA has got to do with Suarez biting only you know.

niallo27

niallo27 wrote: »

All geniuses have a mad streak.

Classic niallo27 :pac:

Were all still waiting for the mad streak to end

Skid X

Suarez will be out of football for months.

FIFA aren't going to turn a blind eye to this. Unlike the RTE panel.

niallo27

Daemos wrote: »

If Suarez was a dog we would've been put down long ago. How any supposedly sane person can repeatedly act like that is beyond me

If cantona was a dog and jumped into the crowd he would have been put down. If Keane was a dog and went to break Hallands leg, he would be out down. What's your point.

Chucky the tree

How long of a ban do people think Chiellini will get for his elbow on Suarez?

super_furry

Will I Amnt

niallo27 wrote: »

Is it any worse than carrying on like he tried to end someone's career.

Racism doesn't physically hurt someone either, is that OK?

DebDynamite

super_furry wrote: »

Maybe the fact that they're all men who have played the game at professional level gives them a measure of perspective that the average internet fan just doesn't have.

Sure, they came up against that all the time in their career :rolleyes:

Donnielighto

darced wrote: »

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You do realise it has nothing to do with the club he plays for? A lot of people hate pepe and if he was as visible in the PL he'd be in a worse way.

There are very few top level players currently who have the ridiculous record he has.

efb

The Walking Suarez

Peist2007

super_furry wrote: »

Maybe the fact that they're all men who have played the game at professional level gives them a measure of perspective that the average internet fan just doesn't have.

Since when was biting ever acceptable? They made light of it because it is ridiculous. He's possibly cost his country's chances of progressing and given himself a ban. If an Ireland player did that he would be slated beyond belief.

Say Your Number

Lucifer MorningStar wrote: »

No, just senile

I get the feeling some people don't know what senile means.

super_furry

Chucky the tree wrote: »

How long of a ban do people think Chiellini will get for his elbow on Suarez?

Got to be at least six months. He could have knocked a tooth out.

Gbear

Skid X wrote: »

Suarez will be out of football for months.

FIFA aren't going to turn a blind eye to this. Unlike the RTE panel.

They only turn a blind eye to slave labour.

CurryFlavoured

I take it he can only be banned internationally, or can it be passed on the club as well?

Anyway, he got 8 games for racism, 10 games for the Ivanovic bite, time to put the foot down now and lay down a marker after he hasn't learned his lesson. 15 game ban if not more.

LuckyLloyd

Will I Amnt wrote: »

He won't get away with it. Not a chance.

This ain't the FA, and the British media have no clout here. There's a possibility he gets away with it...there's no precedent for retrospective action in world cups.

God it would be hilarious if no action was taken!!

egghead.

niallo27 wrote: »

If cantona was a dog and jumped into the crowd he would have been put down. If Keane was a dog and went to break Hallands leg, he would be out down. What's your point.

What about.

Son Of A Vidic

microsim wrote: »

Liverpool fan?

Since you're only a recent blow in, I'll forgive you for that.

super_furry

super_furry wrote: »

Got to be at least six months. He could have knocked a tooth out.

Better not lose those teeth get them insured, don't want him sucking on shoulders now do we? :pac::pac:

I am pie

Which is worse?

1. A bite
2. Stamping on someone knee in an attempt to "do" them?

He should receive the standard 3 (max 5, if you want to make an example) game suspension for violent play, red card. It's an incident on par with Zidane's infamous headbutt.

Anything else is just hyperbole or lack objectivity.

darced

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Angron

GreNoLi wrote: »

Couldn't give a toss to be honest, hope Suarez will be available for the next game, ban him after the world cup.

No. You can't postpone a ban until it happens to be convenient to the player or country.

niallo27

Will I Amnt wrote: »

Racism doesn't physically hurt someone either, is that OK?

Ah jaysus.

Will I Amnt

Will I Amnt wrote: »

Racism doesn't physically hurt someone either, is that OK?

Dont think he racially abused anyone at today's match so your post is fairly pointless. Served his time for that too

He supposedly bit someone today not racially abused someone

glued

Chucky the tree wrote: »

How long of a ban do people think Chiellini will get for his elbow on Suarez?

Dunno. How long do you think Suarez will get for trying to exsanguinate a player for the third time?

Peist2007

I am pie wrote: »

Which is worse?

1. A bite
2. Stamping on someone knee in an attempt to "do" them?

He should receive the standard 3 (max 5, if you want to make an example) game suspension for violent play, red card. It's an incident on par with Zidane's infamous headbutt.

Anything else is just hyperbole or lack objectivity.

I think the phrase is whataboutery.

Smithwicks Man

Chucky the tree wrote: »

How long of a ban do people think Chiellini will get for his elbow on Suarez?

0 games, which would be the right decision.

martingriff

Timmyctc wrote: »

Not Pro-Italy just anti Scum of the earth.

So throw scorn on 1 country for 1 player

La Mer

No genius ever exists without a touch of madness.

Mr.Crinklewood

Did anything happen before it?

Seemed unprovoked as the defender was not even looking at Suarez

darced

darced wrote: »

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In a way it's hilarious how bad the lads are tonight, so yes it is quite amusing how idiotic they are.

Fudge You

I am pie wrote: »

Which is worse?

1. A bite
2. Stamping on someone knee in an attempt to "do" them?

He should receive the standard 3 (max 5, if you want to make an example) game suspension for violent play, red card. It's an incident on par with Zidane's infamous headbutt.

Anything else is just hyperbole or lack objectivity.

Number 1 is the answer.

Next question please. I love quizzes.

citytillidie

LuckyLloyd wrote: »

This ain't the FA, and the British media have no clout here. There's a possibility he gets away with it...there's no precedent for retrospective action in world cups.

God it would be hilarious if no action was taken!!

Your not watching ITV at the min then

Donnielighto

citytillidie wrote: »

See that would not be fair then on those who pay his wages, it can only be an internanal ban just like the ban he got with Liverpool only applied for Liverpool games in England

Liverpool can fine him his wages in that case? Regardless, punishment is punishment and in a case like this should apply across the board.

edgecutter

Giving out about the English media and then bitting an opponent. Suarez is in for some ride when he returns to England.

monkey9

LuckyLloyd wrote: »

This ain't the FA, and the British media have no clout here. There's a possibility he gets away with it...there's no precedent for retrospective action in world cups.

God it would be hilarious if no action was taken!!

Ekotto wasn't retrospectivally punished was he? Think the manager just left him out last night.

D.Q

Not even fully sure he did bite him.

Son Of A Vidic

rarnes1 wrote: »

4 years minimum

Way to harsh, I'd stick to the 6 month ban plus 6 months spent with....

Peist2007

monkey9 wrote: »

Ekotto wasn't retrospectivally punished was he? Think the manager just left him out last night.

Liverpool fans adopting their beloved martyr position when Suarez gets banned

Donnielighto

niallo27 wrote: »

If cantona was a dog and jumped into the crowd he would have been put down. If Keane was a dog and went to break Hallands leg, he would be out down. What's your point.

Quick, look over here!

Daemos

niallo27 wrote: »

If cantona was a dog and jumped into the crowd he would have been put down. If Keane was a dog and went to break Hallands leg, he would be out down. What's your point.

Cantona and Keane have never repeatedly bitten other human beings, as far as I'm aware. My point is how can anyone bite someone for the 3rd time having not learned their lesson from the previous two. Disgraceful behaviour, something far more serious than a 10-game ban has to come from this

gazzamc

gazzamc wrote: »

This is why I watch the rte panel, hilarious..

They're mental!

Lord TSC

I don't get what goes through someones mind, let alone a professional football player, to make them think "Hey, I'll just bite this guy in the shoulder! I mean, sure I've been punished badly in the past, but I'll get away with it this time, right?"

I mean....what does he hope to achieve in the situation. The ball was nowhere near him. What's the end game in biting someone?

gazzamc

edgecutter wrote: »

Giving out about the English media and then bitting an opponent. Suarez is in for some ride when he returns to England.

No chance he's staying in England next season..

AllGunsBlazing

ITV reckon FIFA can go back to the incident.

Boom__Boom

Nuri Sahin wrote: »

I could easily see FIFA doing nothing with regard to this 7/4 looks very tempting.

Fudge You

La Mer wrote: »

No genius ever exists without a touch of madness.

How come Ronaldo or messi, dont bite anyone????
Actually, how come nearly every other professional footballer doesnt bite anyone????

eh i dunno

Graeme Bailey ‏@GraemeBailey 4m
Chiellini has just told Italian TV that Suarez did bite him. "It was clear-cut. It was ridiculous not to send him off"

glued

I wonder have Liverpool started printing the t-shirts yet?