Suarez biting again
Discussion
I'll just leave these quotes here for the record
Suarez must have feltafterallthe criticismhe has received that this was a night of acceptance, of redemption' - Henry Winter, Daily Telegraph, December 16, 2013.
'Since his ban Suarez has provideda masterclass in attitude, endeavour and honour' - Neil Ashton, Daily Mail, December 18, 2013.
'Redemption of Luis Suarez nears stunningfinale as Reds challenge for Premier Leaguetitle'- Independent headline on March 26, 2014.
'Liverpool striker Luis Suarez completed his redemption from outcast to hero'- Reuters, May 5, 2014.
Suarez must have feltafterallthe criticismhe has received that this was a night of acceptance, of redemption' - Henry Winter, Daily Telegraph, December 16, 2013.
'Since his ban Suarez has provideda masterclass in attitude, endeavour and honour' - Neil Ashton, Daily Mail, December 18, 2013.
'Redemption of Luis Suarez nears stunningfinale as Reds challenge for Premier Leaguetitle'- Independent headline on March 26, 2014.
'Liverpool striker Luis Suarez completed his redemption from outcast to hero'- Reuters, May 5, 2014.
Negative Creep said:
I'll just leave these quotes here for the record
Suarez must have feltafterallthe criticismhe has received that this was a night of acceptance, of redemption' - Henry Winter, Daily Telegraph, December 16, 2013.
'Since his ban Suarez has provideda masterclass in attitude, endeavour and honour' - Neil Ashton, Daily Mail, December 18, 2013.
'Redemption of Luis Suarez nears stunningfinale as Reds challenge for Premier Leaguetitle'- Independent headline on March 26, 2014.
'Liverpool striker Luis Suarez completed his redemption from outcast to hero'- Reuters, May 5, 2014.
Some of those months were only a few months after his ban. Presumptuous maybe. But who actually thought he would do it again! Thats the surprise of this debacleSuarez must have feltafterallthe criticismhe has received that this was a night of acceptance, of redemption' - Henry Winter, Daily Telegraph, December 16, 2013.
'Since his ban Suarez has provideda masterclass in attitude, endeavour and honour' - Neil Ashton, Daily Mail, December 18, 2013.
'Redemption of Luis Suarez nears stunningfinale as Reds challenge for Premier Leaguetitle'- Independent headline on March 26, 2014.
'Liverpool striker Luis Suarez completed his redemption from outcast to hero'- Reuters, May 5, 2014.
joema said:
Some of those months were only a few months after his ban. Presumptuous maybe. But who actually thought he would do it again! Thats the surprise of this debacle
Well quite a few people, presumably as he had done it before it was easy to assume he'd do it again. All those comments were when he was on his 'best behaviour'.The world has seen it now anyway, he's f
ked and not before time.Puggit said:
Uruguayan players and press (unsurprisingly) come out in favour of the dog, and attack UK press in to the bargain!
I wonder if Football is all they have to look forward (oops) to and sadly they will defend (oops) him like a national treasure .. with hindsight he should have taken treatment after the first incident before it came back to bite (sorry) him.Edited by fido on Wednesday 25th June 14:45
What I saw this first reported on the England World Cup thread I assumed someone was having a laugh.
Never for a moment would somebody, at a World Cup,who had "previous", and with the eyes of hundreds of millions on them bite someone - at least that's what my rational mind told me.
Having reflected overnight once I found out what had happened, I think that in the main it's really rather sad. Something's badly awry with him - I recall an interview where he (or she herself) reported Mrs Suarez was genuinely puzzled and concerned as to where her husband had gone when on a football pitch, to be replaced by someone she didn't recognise.
Never for a moment would somebody, at a World Cup,who had "previous", and with the eyes of hundreds of millions on them bite someone - at least that's what my rational mind told me.
Having reflected overnight once I found out what had happened, I think that in the main it's really rather sad. Something's badly awry with him - I recall an interview where he (or she herself) reported Mrs Suarez was genuinely puzzled and concerned as to where her husband had gone when on a football pitch, to be replaced by someone she didn't recognise.
Edited by Bonefish Blues on Wednesday 25th June 14:54
Cbull said:
Alfahorn said:
FisiP1 said:
A multi-year ban from all forms of competition is the only acceptable punishment for this in my opinion.
I love what he does for Liverpool but this incident is the outright worst I have ever seen in football.
Agreed. I think a minimum 2 years. The punishments given to him previously have had no effect on him, however if he loses 2 years of his career as he is coming to his prime then that may be the only way. I love what he does for Liverpool but this incident is the outright worst I have ever seen in football.
Frimley111R said:
joema said:
Some of those months were only a few months after his ban. Presumptuous maybe. But who actually thought he would do it again! Thats the surprise of this debacle
Well quite a few people, presumably as he had done it before it was easy to assume he'd do it again. All those comments were when he was on his 'best behaviour'.The world has seen it now anyway, he's f
ked and not before time.
LOL - considering they have given Uruguay until 17:00 (local time ?) to provide evidence, they are not going to do anything before then.
I suspect they will seek a swift ruling on it - it would not be right for him to play against Columbia and then be banned after that. Columbia would be apoplectic if they get knocked out by someone who should not really be there.
I suspect they will seek a swift ruling on it - it would not be right for him to play against Columbia and then be banned after that. Columbia would be apoplectic if they get knocked out by someone who should not really be there.
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