Poll: Suarez has to be banned for a year at least

The the ban fair?

  • Scouser: Fair

    Votes: 11 3.0%

  • Other: Fair

    Votes: 64 17.4%

  • Scouser: Too lenient

    Votes: 7 1.9%

  • Other: Too lenient

    Votes: 228 62.0%

  • Scouser: Too harsh

    Votes: 13 3.5%

  • Other: Too harsh

    Votes: 22 6.0%

  • manyoo fans: derp

    Votes: 23 6.3%
  • Total voters
    368
Hence the reason Valencia was pretty ****ed off with a two footed flying tackle in a friendly.

This is the bloke who was out for months with a dislocated ankle from a similar tackle.
 
fez said:
That was always going to be the case. Barcelona are banned from making any transfers for a while. Well thats going to put a cramp on their squad rebuild.

Nope, you appeal the decision and with good lawyers they will either get the ban overturned or at least delay it until they have bought all the players they want. These punishments are always pointless .

FFP has been the same. Shocking punishment that is either reduced or the team just does what it needs to in order to minimise the impact.
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What happens if, as I have just read on the BBC; he gets banned, successfully appeals and plays on Saturday scoring the winning goal to get them through? FIFA have enough problems without something like that.
 
Middle of the box, waiting for the corner, swinging an elbow square into the attackers face.

Seems to be a trend, what is Brenton Rogers teaching these reprobates.
 
Sorry if this has already been posted. :D

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The way Uruguay are trying to cover it up is pathetic, not enough evidence for bite sanctions?

Is it it in Uruguayan culture to do anything to win no matter what the circumstances?
 
They'll probably do something pathetic like appealing the length of the ban over violent conduct too if its three games.
 
Ayahuasca said:
The way Uruguay are trying to cover it up is pathetic, not enough evidence for bite sanctions?

Is it it in Uruguayan culture to do anything to win no matter what the circumstances?
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this is what the president of his country has to say on the matter. :/

Mujica, 79, a former guerrilla fighter and political prisoner, added that Fifa should not use television evidence to retrospectively punish players.

"I didn't see him bite anyone and, in football, I was taught that you obey what the referee says," Mujica said.

"If we're going to take decisions in football based on what TV says, then there are loads of penalties and handballs you'd have to give that weren't given, so bad luck."

Mujica said the striker should be judged solely on his football ability and questioned why he should be held up as a behavioural role model.

"We didn't choose him to be a philosopher, or a mechanic, or to have good manners," he said. "He's a great player."
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I don't see any problem with his Country & President trying to defend him, Somebody has to.
Blokes clearly got issues, He needs Help just as much as punishment.
Talking about banning him for years or even life is ridiculous.

I still think all this hype is just a smoke screen to hide Englands dire performance. It's like the whole World is against Suarez.

Well I am not !!!
 
I just do not understand.

Like, I've played football a lot, as I'm sure many other people, I've never thought to bite another player, like, even at corners where you might try and gain an advantage (standing on feet, kick the back of their ankles et cetera) it has just never occurred to me, 'oh, I'll bite him'.

Anyway, the reactions of people defending him are hilarious, as are some of the people who seem to be confusing biting someone with a violent murder. The Uruguayan 'defence' of him is hilarious and tragic at the same time.

No idea what FIFA will do because, well it's FIFA.
 
I find the denial and subsequent defence worse than the actual offence.

Really hope Columbia give them a good pasting.
 
Ayahuasca said:
Is it it in Uruguayan culture to do anything to win no matter what the circumstances?
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There are cultural differences of course and what is acceptable differs country to country.

The best thing about the Suarez handball on the line incident a few years ago was that the guy in front of Suarez tried to handball it as well but failed. That ball was not going in the back of the net!
 
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