Louis Suarez

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asl
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Appears to have had the munchies AGAIN. Ban for life?
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RegencyCheltenhamSpa
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NOM NOM.

I was hoping he'd save it for a game against a team I didn't like but oh well.
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Ralph
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missed the game. Got my times wrong. But just seen the incident on tv. He needs a long ban. He can't keep doing it. Thats the 3rd time. How was the game? Did Uruguay deserve to win?
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Malabus
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Ralph
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just seen a close up of the 2 bite marks
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eeneff
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HE HAS NO PLACE IN FOOTBALL AT ANY LEVEL. yes I am shouting!

SCUM

Sorry fellow Nesters but thre is nothing that can be said!
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confused.com
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thank God it wasn't Luis as he has previous and may be treated more harshly
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CheltRobin
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More Suarez fun!
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Shade
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He's got to get the full 2 year ban from FIFA, opponents shouldn't have to keep going out to play against him wondering whether or not they're going to get rabies by full time. The fact he's tried to blame Chielini for elbowing him should only incense FIFA to make the punishment as harsh as possible. He's a cheat, an animal and one of the biggest mugs on the planet right now, given how he reacted to the English media last week.
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Robin
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What sort of punishment are we expecting him to get then and does this also apply to club football? Apparently the longest ban issued by FIFA is eight matches but you would imagine he will get longer, maybe a 3-6 month ban from all football.

On the flipside there have been a lot of rumours that he was close to a move to Madrid/Barca but they would be mad to pay £60 million for him if he's going to be banned for a relatively long period. My only question then is do Liverpool still have to pay his wages during this period or do the Uruguay FA pick up the costs?
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RegencyCheltenhamSpa
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The moment Gaston Ramires realised what happened just before he tried to make Chiellini pull his sleeve back up

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confused.com
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Do you really think an organisation as corrupt as FIFA will look to appease the clamour for action, coming out of Europe ????? Fully expect him to be on the pitch for the next match and for as far as Uruguay go in the competition
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Robin
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I don't believe we will see the sort of bans being talked about as it's already being labelled as an English media witch hunt however I do expect as a minimum him to miss the rest of the world cup.
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little mo
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Online betting site Betsson offered odds of 175/1 for Suarez to bite someone at the world cup. They have already paid out to 167 punters. A total of £44,000.
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Shade
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FIFA have got to take his previous disciplinary record into account, racism and 2 other bites. If he gets less than a year ban what kind of example is that to all the kids watching around the world, which is what they always bang on about.
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Malabus
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Spitting is a six game ban. So there is some kind of bench mark.
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confused.com
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little mo wrote:Online betting site Betsson offered odds of 175/1 for Suarez to bite someone at the world cup. They have already paid out to 167 punters. A total of £44,000.
You would have thought they would have held out to see if he is guilty first :)
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RegencyCheltenhamSpa
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Robin wrote:I don't believe we will see the sort of bans being talked about as it's already being labelled as an English media witch hunt however I do expect as a minimum him to miss the rest of the world cup.
Witch hunt nonsense only coming from Uruguayan press/FA.
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confused.com
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RegencyCheltenhamSpa wrote:
Robin wrote:I don't believe we will see the sort of bans being talked about as it's already being labelled as an English media witch hunt however I do expect as a minimum him to miss the rest of the world cup.
Witch hunt nonsense only coming from Uruguayan press/FA.
However, it is exactly the same when the Times allegations came out. BBC news banners reporting that many people are now calling for a full investigation...... then those many people all turned out to be from England. I just believe, rightly or wrongly, that noise from Europe hold less sway with FIFA than silence from anywhere else
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RegencyCheltenhamSpa
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I do agree. FIFA are a corrupt laughing stock.
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The bite has been roundly condemned across Europe, not just UK. Belgium's Het Laatste Nieuws rsefer to "The Tooth of God". In the Netherlands, he is dismissed as "Again, the Canibal" (Telegraaf) Austria's Kronen Zeitung refers to too much bite from the Vampire, while El Observador refers to "The alleged bite" - but then that is Uruguayan. All quotes relayed by the Germans via Kicker
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confused.com
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leohoenig wrote:The bite has been roundly condemned across Europe, not just UK. Belgium's Het Laatste Nieuws rsefer to "The Tooth of God". In the Netherlands, he is dismissed as "Again, the Canibal" (Telegraaf) Austria's Kronen Zeitung refers to too much bite from the Vampire, while El Observador refers to "The alleged bite" - but then that is Uruguayan. All quotes relayed by the Germans via Kicker
But .... will the noise from Europe amount to anything more than "equal to a red card, pone match ban" ? OR appeal date set for August LOL
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Ralph
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they should file those front rabbit teeth down
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trickster
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The whole world was watching they've got to be seen doing the right thing a lengthy ban is inevitable.

When he returns they should make him wear a muzzle, there are reports Munchester United are after him..
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trickster wrote:The whole world was watching they've got to be seen doing the right thing a lengthy ban is inevitable.

When he returns they should make him wear a muzzle, there are reports Munchester United are after him..
Can't see it being a major impact on most of Europe if he is banned from xx international matches.
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Andy
4 months ban from all football and 9 international matches.
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Ralph
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still not enough imo.
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CTFCrobin
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Would not be surprised if he appeals and is only banned for 2 months....

FIFA are an absolute embarrassment
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C.V
After his little break perhaps he will return hungrier and be chomping at the bit to put some bite into his game
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Ralph
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the more i think about it, the more i think he did that bite on purpose to help force a move to Barca
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