Has Suarez done it again?

The Uraguayans really are a bit special!

Uruguay captain Diego Lugano said;

"He has committed a crime, but this ban is barbarity. Not even a criminal would receive this penalty."
While Tabarez played down the impact of losing Suarez, Lugano believes it had a major impact.
"He is irreplaceable," added Lugano, who initially tried to play down Suarez's bite on Chiellini.
"Against Colombia we weren't able to replace the skills he has.
"For years he has been our best player. Us losing him is much worse even than Brazil losing Neymar or Argentina losing Lionel Messi."

Discuss.


Slime.
 
If everyone used the Suarez excuse:
Zidane: "I fell into Materazzi"
Cantona: "I slipped into a fan"
Giggs & Terry: "I fell into your wife"
 
Blue in Munich said:
You missed feigning injury after two of the biting incidents, presumably to try and get the victims sent off, and on numerous other occasions….. ;)
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A good point. I loved the way especially in the Italy game where he went down clutching his mouth and checking his teeth. Maybe he thought he left one in Chielini's shoulder and wanted to make sure he'd removed the evidence. To be honest the Suarez rap sheet doesn't read well whoever you support. As a football fan, and wanting to watch the best teams play at their best, he has done the sport no favours.
 
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Slime.
 
I suspect that there is no 'punishment' that would in any way guarantee that he won't do it again. He needs punishment - but also help. And that help is not going to come through a few 'anger management' counselling sessions.
 
I thought Liverpool had helped him with professional counselling etc as part of his issues in the PL last year. Clearly they haven't worked or the problem goes a lot deeper. Definitely needs some form of help as it's far from normal behaviour
 
HomerJSimpson said:
I thought Liverpool had helped him with professional counselling etc as part of his issues in the PL last year. Clearly they haven't worked or the problem goes a lot deeper. Definitely needs some form of help as it's far from normal behaviour
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Homer, I honestly can't see what else Liverpool as a club can do to help him or stop this type of behaviour.

Rumour has it they've spent a lot of time,money and effort in trying to help him and to be fair his discipline last year was vastly improved on the season before.

I honestly believe the only person that can help Luis Suarez is Luis Suarez himself.

It does seem from the reaction of the Uruguay team/
FA that it is a culture issue aswell.
 
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Stuart_C said:
Homer, I honestly can't see what else Liverpool as a club can do to help him or stop this type of behaviour.

Rumour has it they've spent a lot of time,money and effort in trying to help him and to be fair his discipline last year was vastly improved on the season before.

I honestly believe the only person that can help Luis Suarez is Luis Suarez himself.

It does seem from the reaction of the Uruguay team/
FA that it is a culture issue aswell.
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On the culture issue didn't Liverpool give him some lessons on the different cultures after the Evra race row? Which was again down to cultural issues between Uruguay and Europe?
 
6days later,lots of poor excuses & the cretin as finally apologised & vowed it won't happen again.
I'll take that with a pinch of salt.
 
Statement from Suarez admitting that he bit the Italian and that he apologies and it won't happen again. Hmmm. Not so easy Luis if you can't help yourself. First step though is to admit you did it and admit you have a problem - so statement is a start - but you have to truly believe and admit that you have a problem - and not just say it.
 
Lets be honest it doesnt matter what Suarez does now - he didnt have a good name before hand and its only gotten worse.

He will serve his ban - come back - score goals , then no doubt do something stupid again - he will be called , racist , biter , scum etc etc etc and im sure it prob doesnt bother him and in fact it might make him more determined to score etc - maybe he thrives of the negative abuse he gets and thats why he acts like a plank - who knows.
 
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