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

Sanity_Saviour

rarnes1 wrote: »

There's very few defending his actions tonight. Quite the opposite.

And no not only Liverpool fans defend their player. Also a lie

Haha did you even read his post?

Yous are actually a parody of yourselves at this point :pac:

brevity

inforfun wrote: »

It is actually 98.9% of his matches where he didnt bite.

Played 278, opponents bitten 3

These opta stats are getting a bit ridiculous.

Wacker The Attacker

Luis and his team mates will be celebrating qualification for the knock out phases by tucking in to a nice Italian later

Will I Amnt

Sanity_Saviour wrote: »

Haha did you even read his post?

Yous are actually a parody of yourselves at this point :pac:

Some people have a habit of reading a post and replying as if you said something completely different.

Cienciano

Gbear wrote: »

You can argue that the unsavoury element of biting makes this a more serious offence than the damage caused but it shouldn't comprise 95% of the punishment.

As far as I can see it falls under Violent Conduct.

You'd get a 3 game ban for clocking someone. Probably the same for spitting.

5 or 6 for this seems fine to me.

I'd agree if it was the first time. The 3rd time he deserves a much longer ban

borntobike

He knows himself that he has a lenghty ban coming as he did not even celebrate the win. If Liverpool have any pride left they will ship him out as he is a disgrace to a once proud club - forget win at all costs. He needs to get at least a year possibly more.
What if you were in a pub and a guy walked up and bit you ? You would expect a custodial sentence so why allow it on a football pitch.

The_Kew_Tour

Suarez, a great lad.

niallo27

Will I Amnt wrote: »

Some people have a habit of reading a post and replying as if you said something completely different.

Ok I'll reply to it. He said liverpool fans are saying it never happened and by Liverpool fans he means a tiny percentage of them.

CurryFlavoured

He's bitten twice and been punished twice for each action, he still hasn't learned his lesson. Time to hand him a lengthy ban, the last one was 10 games so this one should be longer. The guy is a nutter.

Slicemeister

The_Kew_Tour wrote: »

Suarez, a great lad.

Yeah, but can he do it on a cold Wednesday night against Stoke?

Will I Amnt

niallo27 wrote: »

Ok I'll reply to it. He said liverpool fans are saying it never happened and by Liverpool fans he means a tiny percentage of them.

I was more referring to my post earlier to be honest, same poster with a baffling reply as if I had said something else.

Richard Hillman

Slicemeister wrote: »

Yeah, but can he do it on a cold Wednesday night against Stoke?

It depends on how cold and frozen Ryan Shawcross's shoulder is

fyfe79

Of course the real winner in all this is Diego Forlan.

gsp119

Trice Bitten.... And still bleeding starving

Sanity_Saviour

niallo27 wrote: »

Ok I'll reply to it. He said liverpool fans are saying it never happened and by Liverpool fans he means a tiny percentage of them.

It's like you go out of your way to prove his point, deary me.

"doubting it happened" is different from saying it didn't happen

Augmerson

Didn't see the match, just found out from a friend across Facebook and ben reviewing images, gifs and whatever video I can find.

Extremely disappointed with Suarez. I understand his mentality. He is super competitive and wants to win at all costs. If doing this means winning a penalty and scoring a goal Suarez will do it.

But it isn't right. He has got to come out tomorrow and apologize 100%. He could miss the rest of the World Cup or more because of this.

K-9

CurryFlavoured wrote: »

He's bitten twice and been punished twice for each action, he still hasn't learned his lesson. Time to hand him a lengthy ban, the last one was 10 games so this one should be longer. The guy is a nutter.

Yeah, if something isn't working it's best to keep doing it! Yeah, seriously he deserves a ban but it's obvious to me that it's intrinsic in him, another ban wont solve it, help will.

quarryman

Well well well. Here we are again. What a surprise.

There is no doubt he intended (and succeeded) in biting Chiellini. That can't be argued with.

I think what struck me more (this time!) was the instant claim HE was the victim, clutching his face in attempt to get Chiellini booked off. Writhing around like he had been shot in the eye.

What a completely disgusting coward.

It was a cowardly act. There is no better description. He is a disgrace to the sport and I would be ashamed to have to explain that to my son, were he old enough to understand it.

It boggles the mind that certain posters on here will defend him and play the incident down. What he did was assault another player and then instinctively try blame the victim to hide the crime. Combined, these are the elements that destroy the modern game.

Hang him from the rafters.

Demosthenese

Augmerson wrote: »

Didn't see the match, just found out from a friend across Facebook and ben reviewing images, gifs and whatever video I can find.

Extremely disappointed with Suarez. I understand his mentality. He is super competitive and wants to win at all costs. If doing this means winning a penalty and scoring a goal Suarez will do it.

But it isn't right. He has got to come out tomorrow and apologize 100%. He could miss the rest of the World Cup or more because of this.

He will miss the rest of the world cup and who knows what else - its a slap in the face for anyone associated with him over the past year since the last biting incident. Also this brings into question the sheer state of mind of the guy. Sad stuff.

The_Kew_Tour

quarryman wrote: »

Well well well. Here we are again. What a surprise.

There is no doubt he intended (and succeeded) in biting Chiellini. That can't be argued with.

I think what struck me more (this time!) was the instant claim HE was the victim, clutching his face in attempt to get Chiellini booked off. Writhing around like he had been shot in the eye.

What a completely disgusting coward.

It was a cowardly act. There is no better description. He is a disgrace to the sport and I would be ashamed to have to explain that to my son, were he old enough to understand it.

It boggles the mind that certain posters on here will defend him and play the incident down. What he did was assault another player and then instinctively try blame the victim to hide the crime. Combined, these are the elements that destroy the modern game.

Hang him from the rafters.

ah no he is nice bloke.

just misunderstood.

quarryman

quarryman wrote: »

Well well well. Here we are again. What a surprise.

There is no doubt he intended (and succeeded) in biting Chiellini. That can't be argued with.

I think what struck me more (this time!) was the instant claim HE was the victim, clutching his face in attempt to get Chiellini booked off. Writhing around like he had been shot in the eye.

What a completely disgusting coward.

It was a cowardly act. There is no better description. He is a disgrace to the sport and I would be ashamed to have to explain that to my son, were he old enough to understand it.

It boggles the mind that certain posters on here will defend him and play the incident down. What he did was assault another player and then instinctively try blame the victim to hide the crime. Combined, these are the elements that destroy the modern game.

Hang him from the rafters.

Yeah hang him. He is a mass murderer after all

Rayne Wooney

quarryman wrote: »

Well well well. Here we are again. What a surprise.

There is no doubt he intended (and succeeded) in biting Chiellini. That can't be argued with.

I think what struck me more (this time!) was the instant claim HE was the victim, clutching his face in attempt to get Chiellini booked off. Writhing around like he had been shot in the eye.

What a completely disgusting coward.

It was a cowardly act. There is no better description. He is a disgrace to the sport and I would be ashamed to have to explain that to my son, were he old enough to understand it.

It boggles the mind that certain posters on here will defend him and play the incident down. What he did was assault another player and then instinctively try blame the victim to hide the crime. Combined, these are the elements that destroy the modern game.

Hang him from the rafters.

But Roy Keane and Cantona

Augmerson

Demosthenese wrote: »

He will miss the rest of the world cup and who knows what else - its a slap in the face for anyone associated with him over the past year since the last biting incident. Also this brings into question the sheer state of mind of the guy. Sad stuff.

Agree. He was having a great World Cup campaign until today. Knocked out England with 2 goals in his first game back from injury.

Rayne Wooney

Rayne Wooney wrote: »

But Roy Keane and Cantona

That's different. They didn't play for the worst club in the world!!

niallo27

quarryman wrote: »

Well well well. Here we are again. What a surprise.

There is no doubt he intended (and succeeded) in biting Chiellini. That can't be argued with.

I think what struck me more (this time!) was the instant claim HE was the victim, clutching his face in attempt to get Chiellini booked off. Writhing around like he had been shot in the eye.

What a completely disgusting coward.

It was a cowardly act. There is no better description. He is a disgrace to the sport and I would be ashamed to have to explain that to my son, were he old enough to understand it.

It boggles the mind that certain posters on here will defend him and play the incident down. What he did was assault another player and then instinctively try blame the victim to hide the crime. Combined, these are the elements that destroy the modern game.

Hang him from the rafters.

Jesus thank god your son didn't see it. He could be scared for life after it. I'm not sure are you taking the piss with this comment. I don't think you are. Suarez probably went down because he throw an elbow at him. Not defending Suarez he had every right to throw an elbow at him after what happened.

Will I Amnt

quarryman wrote: »

Well well well. Here we are again. What a surprise.

There is no doubt he intended (and succeeded) in biting Chiellini. That can't be argued with.

I think what struck me more (this time!) was the instant claim HE was the victim, clutching his face in attempt to get Chiellini booked off. Writhing around like he had been shot in the eye.

What a completely disgusting coward.

It was a cowardly act. There is no better description. He is a disgrace to the sport and I would be ashamed to have to explain that to my son, were he old enough to understand it.

It boggles the mind that certain posters on here will defend him and play the incident down. What he did was assault another player and then instinctively try blame the victim to hide the crime. Combined, these are the elements that destroy the modern game.

Hang him from the rafters.

That's his tell. I knew straight away he bit him by that reaction.
He makes out he's the injured party immediately after a wrongdoing.

niallo27

Rayne Wooney wrote: »

But Roy Keane and Cantona

Can we not leave utd out of it for once.

La Mer

quarryman wrote: »

Well well well. Here we are again. What a surprise.

There is no doubt he intended (and succeeded) in biting Chiellini. That can't be argued with.

I think what struck me more (this time!) was the instant claim HE was the victim, clutching his face in attempt to get Chiellini booked off. Writhing around like he had been shot in the eye.

What a completely disgusting coward.

It was a cowardly act. There is no better description. He is a disgrace to the sport and I would be ashamed to have to explain that to my son, were he old enough to understand it.

It boggles the mind that certain posters on here will defend him and play the incident down. What he did was assault another player and then instinctively try blame the victim to hide the crime. Combined, these are the elements that destroy the modern game.

Hang him from the rafters.

I hope this post is sarcasm!

Lennonist

K-9 wrote: »

Yeah, if something isn't working it's best to keep doing it! Yeah, seriously he deserves a ban but it's obvious to me that it's intrinsic in him, another ban wont solve it, help will.

What's the story with him? Why does he do it? It's like he may bite an opponent when under stress, something a person with autism might do when under stress. I think he probably feels awful tonight, and he's someone with a gift who does need help.

eh i dunno

efb

rarnes1 wrote: »

That's different. They didn't play for the worst club in the world!!

Didn't Keane play with Celtic for a while...

brevity

quarryman wrote: »

Well well well. Here we are again. What a surprise.

There is no doubt he intended (and succeeded) in biting Chiellini. That can't be argued with.

I think what struck me more (this time!) was the instant claim HE was the victim, clutching his face in attempt to get Chiellini booked off. Writhing around like he had been shot in the eye.

What a completely disgusting coward.

It was a cowardly act. There is no better description. He is a disgrace to the sport and I would be ashamed to have to explain that to my son, were he old enough to understand it.

It boggles the mind that certain posters on here will defend him and play the incident down. What he did was assault another player and then instinctively try blame the victim to hide the crime. Combined, these are the elements that destroy the modern game.

Hang him from the rafters.

Handwringing at its finest.

NoelJ

Can Fifa look into this? I thought that if the referee saw the incident and gave a foul,that the was the referees choice at the time and they can't go back on it. Thats why Defoe didn't get anything. Suarez wasn't booked or anything in the Invanovic incident so the referee missed it.

efb

Go Norway punter!

NoelJ

NoelJ wrote: »

Can Fifa look into this? I thought that if the referee saw the incident and gave a foul,that the was the referees choice at the time and they can't go back on it. Thats why Defoe didn't get anything. Suarez wasn't booked or anything in the Invanovic incident so the referee missed it.

FIFA are looking into it. He will get a ban. I'd imagine 12 months at least

SkySter

efb wrote: »

Go Norway punter!

750 euro payday. Sweet.

La Mer

"These things happen in the box. We were in contact, chest against shoulder, and I got a knock to the eye."
– Luis Suarez speaking to the Uruguayan media

Some people need to know this.. this is football these things happen!

Zico

K-9 wrote: »

Yeah, if something isn't working it's best to keep doing it! Yeah, seriously he deserves a ban but it's obvious to me that it's intrinsic in him, another ban wont solve it, help will.

Well if he can't stop himself from harming other players then he shouldn't be allowed on the pitch.

I mean that.

It's one thing for players to lash out and kick someone when they're angry but when a mental condition means they can't stop themselves from biting another player then they shouldn't be allowed play football until those problems are resolved.

monkey9

borntobike wrote: »

He knows himself that he has a lenghty ban coming as he did not even celebrate the win. If Liverpool have any pride left they will ship him out as he is a disgrace to a once proud club - forget win at all costs. He needs to get at least a year possibly more.
What if you were in a pub and a guy walked up and bit you ? You would expect a custodial sentence so why allow it on a football pitch.

What if you were in a pub and a guy with a football came up to you and tried to shield the ball from you. That'd be fvcking weird as well, wouldn't it!

Football to real life comparisons ftw.

monkey9

monkey9 wrote: »

What if you were in a pub and a guy with a football came up to you and tried to shield the ball from you. That'd be fvcking weird as well, wouldn't it!

Football to real life comparisons ftw.

Nearly spat my team out reading this :pac:

Zico

monkey9 wrote: »

What if you were in a pub and a guy with a football came up to you and tried to shield the ball from you. That'd be fvcking weird as well, wouldn't it!

It would be weird but I wouldn't expect anyone to bite him.

K-9

monkey9 wrote: »

What if you were in a pub and a guy with a football came up to you and tried to shield the ball from you. That'd be fvcking weird as well, wouldn't it!

Football to real life comparisons ftw.

I genuinely lolled, and you do have a point.

Turtyturd

rarnes1 wrote: »

Nearly spat my team out reading this :pac:

Shadowcomplex another rarnes account?

DARK-KNIGHT

K-9 wrote: »

Yeah, if something isn't working it's best to keep doing it! Yeah, seriously he deserves a ban but it's obvious to me that it's intrinsic in him, another ban wont solve it, help will.

jaysus what is the world coming to... so suarez bites someone and you play the card poor little luis could do with counselling a ban will not help anyone... sure slap him on the back and say job well done mate...

the world has gone nuts

kryogen

I assume there will be some trying to play down or defend this behaviour, but there is none, I don't care how good you are, and he is a brilliant player, there is no place for this kind of behaviour on a football pitch. I hope FIFA take a hard line. He has previous at a world cup too so maybe they will be keen to take him to task properly for this.

What the punishment should be I don't know yet, would require some thought and I highly doubt there is precedent on the matter, he has bitten before and he has cheated before at a world cup so I would think that will go against him.

Interesting times, and worrying for Liverpool fans I guess

Lennonist

quarryman wrote: »

Well well well. Here we are again. What a surprise.

There is no doubt he intended (and succeeded) in biting Chiellini. That can't be argued with.

I think what struck me more (this time!) was the instant claim HE was the victim, clutching his face in attempt to get Chiellini booked off. Writhing around like he had been shot in the eye.

What a completely disgusting coward.

It was a cowardly act. There is no better description. He is a disgrace to the sport and I would be ashamed to have to explain that to my son, were he old enough to understand it.

It boggles the mind that certain posters on here will defend him and play the incident down. What he did was assault another player and then instinctively try blame the victim to hide the crime. Combined, these are the elements that destroy the modern game.

Hang him from the rafters.

With respect I think you need to educate yourself and I'm not a Liverpool fan.

Suarez is a very talented footballer but obviously has issues that pertain to lots of people that you might meet in all walks of life. He probably immediately knew what he did was wrong, and that's why he reacted the way he did. His talent as a footballer will stand to him. I'm certain he will survive this latest discretion and continue to flourish in his career.

DeanAustin

rarnes1 wrote: »

FIFA are looking into it. He will get a ban. I'd imagine 12 months at least

Ah hear...I hate Liverpool and Suarez as much as the next man but 12 months? Are you off your head?

Christ, what he did was disgusting but some of the reactions are priceless:

"He's finished"

"Ship him out"

"12 month ban at least"

"How would I explain it to my son"

Get a grip people.

Agueroooo

DARK-KNIGHT wrote: »

jaysus what is the world coming to... so suarez bites someone and you play the card poor little luis could do with counselling a ban will not help anyone... sure slap him on the back and say job well done mate...

the world has gone nuts

Your reply is more nuttier tbh

efb

Snickers on the ball

glued

Can Fifa ban him from club and country? Biting someone is crazy and disgusting but does it really deserve a huge ban? It's not the worst thing to happen on a pitch.