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c1973
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You keep Rangers players out of this!
Fair point though.
Tell ye what, I'd love to have seen someone bite big Dunc..............he would have ragdolled him! Lol
Has Suarez done it again?
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You keep Rangers players out of this!
Fair point though.
Tell ye what, I'd love to have seen someone bite big Dunc..............he would have ragdolled him! Lol
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c1973
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Like I say, I wasn't condoning it, just wondered if the match had been a bit 'tasty'. No pun intended.
Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
I suspect FIFA have the power to ban anyone from all football - assuming they have the balls
jp5
Q-School Graduate
This animal deserves a lifetime ban from football. What an example to set.
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c1973
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Do players still get banned sine die? (spelling?)
6inchcup
Journeyman Pro
should be a total ban from any form of football for 12 months and a £500,00 fine,he should also not be allowed to move or be transfer d also.
Before you Liverpool fans come on moaning you gave him two chances but still let him grace your club,it was your clubs greed that let him stay and get away with a lot,weak management and weaker owners,you should of off loaded him as an example.
Before you Liverpool fans come on moaning you gave him two chances but still let him grace your club,it was your clubs greed that let him stay and get away with a lot,weak management and weaker owners,you should of off loaded him as an example.
USER1999
Grand Slam Winner
I'll be the blames the English press for this. It's all their fault he gets portrayed so badly, nothing to do with his actions.
Pin-seeker
Well-known member
FIFA can sanction upto 2yr ban for biting according to sky sports. Surely a 3rd offence deserves the maximum ban.
But this is FIFA so anything or nothing could happen.
But this is FIFA so anything or nothing could happen.
Slime
Tour Winner
pbrown7582
Money List Winner
Generally bans are kept separate for domestic and international levels. FIFA/UEFA arent exactly known for dishing out drastic punishments either.
pbrown7582
Money List Winner
Very little I suspect will be done, as with previous transgressions by players the clubs support their asset and welcome him back after his punishmeng has been served. I can only recall Chelsea sacking the striker who tested positive for cocaine at the top level. (Forgets name
)Break90
Tour Rookie
off topic, but Croatia played last night mate.......
Blue in Munich
Crocked Professional Yeti Impersonator
Very little I suspect will be done, as with previous transgressions by players the clubs support their asset and welcome him back after his punishmeng has been served. I can only recall Chelsea sacking the striker who tested positive for cocaine at the top level. (Forgets name
Adrian Mutu.
Pin-seeker
Well-known member
Very little I suspect will be done, as with previous transgressions by players the clubs support their asset and welcome him back after his punishmeng has been served. I can only recall Chelsea sacking the striker who tested positive for cocaine at the top level. (Forgets name
Adrian Mutu. No way will Liverpool do the same. Their PR team will already be working out what to do
USER1999
Grand Slam Winner
A few visits to kids hospitals etc, and he'll be fine to play.
Seems a Norwegian thought to bet on it!
Pin-seeker
Well-known member
Yeah or a donation to a charity,just like after the Ivanovic incident.
Slime
Tour Winner
I'm genuinely interested to hear from any Liverpool supporters, they seem to be very quiet at the moment!
Slime.
Slime.
Pin-seeker
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USER1999
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Why doesn't he get it, that biting people is not acceptable. It's not difficult to understand. Don't bite. How hard can it be?
