Has Suarez done it again?

[garyinderry]

I don't understand the referee's behaviour. a player tries to show you fully formed bite marks on his shoulder yet he won't he look at them.


if I was a ref and a player was attempting to show me something like this, I would view it, call my lineman to see if he seen anything, check with the 4th official and include it all in my report.


I have no idea why he just shirked any responsibility. bizarre

 

[Birchy]

I disagree with this. A lot of clubs wouldn't take the gamble. Unquestionably a great striker and arguably the best in the world right now but he's damaged goods and I doubt that all clubs would be prepared to accept the inevitable baggage he brings. Nothing to do with slagging Liverpool in my own opinion and I'd feel exactly the same way if he was Arsenal, Man Utd, Chelsea or any other club.

It isn't what football has become. The Cantona incident and the Suarez ten game ban proves the FA and PL can mangage their own house but as this was in an international match under FIFA's governance, it depends whether they will implement a global or merely international ban. I expect the latter and it would then be down to Liverpool and the FA/PL to decide if further sanctions were needed. I agree with others that the owners (and this would be the same for the Glazers at United, Abramovich at Chelsea etc) won't want the global Liverpool brand to be tarnished and will look to act or sell

Don't be so deluded Homer. Before this world cup if any club could afford Suarez and he was offered to him they would have bought him. Maybe now he has bitten everything to shreds it might put some off but he still wont be short of clubs.

Football is cut throat now. My nephew plays academy football and some of the stuff ive seen and know has happened is astonishing. Clubs are only interested In money and winning.

Morals don't come into it and anybody who thinks they do are seriously living in a greenhouse with their head stuck up their backside.

 

[One Planer]

I don't understand the referee's behaviour. a player tries to show you fully formed bite marks on his shoulder yet he won't he look at them.


if I was a ref and a player was attempting to show me something like this, I would view it, call my lineman to see if he seen anything, check with the 4th official and include it all in my report.


I have no idea why he just shirked any responsibility. bizarre

I don't understand the Uruguayan player trying to re-cover Chiellini's shoulder as he's trying to show the ref!

Bizarre.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Don't be so deluded Homer. Before this world cup if any club could afford Suarez and he was offered to him they would have bought him. Maybe now he has bitten everything to shreds it might put some off but he still wont be short of clubs.

Football is cut throat now. My nephew plays academy football and some of the stuff ive seen and know has happened is astonishing. Clubs are only interested In money and winning.

Morals don't come into it and anybody who thinks they do are seriously living in a greenhouse with their head stuck up their backside.

Think we'll agree to disagree although dislike being told I'm delusional. Before this any club would have bought him, but now he's damaged goods and how many managers and owners would want the gamble of dressing room discord, a repeat incident and damage to the global name of the club. Just my own view as always and as I say we'll agree to disagree here.

 

[garyinderry]

Think we'll agree to disagree although dislike being told I'm delusional. Before this any club would have bought him, but now he's damaged goods and how many managers and owners would want the gamble of dressing room discord, a repeat incident and damage to the global name of the club. Just my own view as always and as I say we'll agree to disagree here.

wenger is heavily linked with balotelli. anything is possible.


balotelli's antics are beginning to look small fry now though.

 

[MegaSteve]

The Uruguayan FA should be sending him home and not waiting around to see what the governing body will do....

 

[Birchy]

Think we'll agree to disagree although dislike being told I'm delusional. Before this any club would have bought him, but now he's damaged goods and how many managers and owners would want the gamble of dressing room discord, a repeat incident and damage to the global name of the club. Just my own view as always and as I say we'll agree to disagree here.

Look at Joey Barton, never struggled for a club.

Marlon King got put away for rape allegations but still got a club after getting out.

Lee Hughes killed somebody drink driving and then came out of jail and still got a club.

Balotelli still well in demand despite all his antics.

Apart from that I agree, football clubs don't really bother with damaged goods.

 

[Deleted member 18121]

Think of the amount of "damaged" footballers that always have clubs....Barton, Jody Morris, Lee Hughes etc....they always find clubs to go to. No-one would disagree that Suarez is in the top 3 players in the world right now.....he will have no shortage of offers.

I'm a Liverpool fan through and through.....I think we should take an offer from Spain for him and run. Time to move on.

But will I still cheer for him if he pulls on the red shirt next season? without question, yes.



EDIT - birchy just stole my thunder!

 

[Qwerty]

Look at Joey Barton, never struggled for a club.

Marlon King got put away for rape allegations but still got a club after getting out.

Lee Hughes killed somebody drink driving and then came out of jail and still got a club.

Balotelli still well in demand despite all his antics.

Apart from that I agree, football clubs don't really bother with damaged goods.

Totally Agree. Like you say its what Football has become.

I think Diouf belongs on that list too and I'm sure Theres quite a few more.

 

[CheltenhamHacker]

Brilliant response in Uruguay! http://www.theguardian.com/football/2014/jun/25/luis-suarez-bite-uruguayan-english-press-agenda

 

[Birchy]

Totally Agree. Like you say its what Football has become.

I think Diouf belongs on that list too and I'm sure Theres quite a few more.

Diouf reminds me a lot of Suarez. Lovely bloke with loads of time for fans when you meet him but get him on a football pitch and he cant help himself.

Goes quiet for a while in between incidents while he builds up then just loses it big time and spits in crowd or something! Seriously unstable yet always got a club.

 

[LanDog]

Part of me thinks Uruguay should be put out of the World Cup for it, I know it is a singular incident involving one player, but they're a team, together they share triumph and losses, and the way his teammates reacted to the situation was very poor

 

[CMAC]

I don't understand the Uruguayan player trying to re-cover Chiellini's shoulder as he's trying to show the ref!

Bizarre.

seriously? you don't understand protecting a teammate.

 

[CMAC]

Part of me thinks Uruguay should be put out of the World Cup for it, I know it is a singular incident involving one player, but they're a team, together they share triumph and losses, and the way his teammates reacted to the situation was very poor

Have to disagree with that part, leaves teams open for a corrupt or unstable player to DQ a whole nation from tournaments

 

[Fish]

Brilliant response in Uruguay! http://www.theguardian.com/football/2014/jun/25/luis-suarez-bite-uruguayan-english-press-agenda

Not surprised by any of that, they are in cahoots with the Argentinians and are anti-British in many ways, none more than backing the Uruguayan governments position in supporting that the Falklands/Malvinas sovereignty belongs to Argentina.

 

[MegaSteve]

seriously? you don't understand protecting a teammate.

Protecting him from what? Exactly...

 

[Slime]

Not sure what you mean, do you think Liverpool fans will support a decision by the club to stand by Suarez?

I think the vast majority of Liverpool fans would not want Liverpool to stand by him this time. I think they'll want him gone.
I may be wrong, but the Liverpool supporters I've seen interviewed all want him out, they are ashamed of him and his behaviour.


Slime.

 

[Hacker Khan]

Brilliant response in Uruguay! http://www.theguardian.com/football/2014/jun/25/luis-suarez-bite-uruguayan-english-press-agenda

Must admit I saw the same photo twice on twitter straight after the incident, one with very faint marks and the next one the marks had been shall we say 'enhanced'. I suspect the next one we see will have blood oozing out of a wound.

 

[Fyldewhite]

Protecting him from what? Exactly...

You have to understand that in the "modern game" they will do anything to gain an advantage. You can bet a penny to a pound that the Italian players and anyone playing Uruguay would all try to turn any clash with Suarez into a biting incident given half a chance....and would have been prepped to do so. OK, so this was a biting incident but without the benefit of replays he probably saw it as an attempt to get Uruguay's best player sent off.

 

[Deleted member 1147]

I read that if he gets an internationals only ban it could actually increase his tag up, as he'll be available more, won't be as tired from travelling and won't be getting injured whilst away. Thus making him more attractive to a big club.