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howard
26 Jun 14 15:00
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Should have given him an international ban for two years instead

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By:
penzance
When: 26 Jun 14 15:19
surely Liverpool won't have to pay wages for
the length of that ban,will they?
By:
padlock
When: 26 Jun 14 15:41
yes agree should been banned for 3yrs international only imo
By:
ONION
When: 26 Jun 14 15:59
I think he has got of lightly, and Liverpool he and should think themselves lucky.
Not sure Liverpool can moan about paying his wages- they knew he was a biter when they bought him and also gave him a new contract after the second bite . They knew there was a chance he could do it again.
The fact he did it while playing for Uruguay isn't relevant imho.
By:
Ozymandius
When: 26 Jun 14 16:23
I'd go far as to say Liverpool are culpable in encouraging him by refusing to discipline him properly for previous offences and  wearing embarrassing 'supportive' t-shirts.
By:
Bogley1.
When: 26 Jun 14 16:24
Liverpool weren't going to win the title anyway.
By:
ONION
When: 26 Jun 14 17:19
It would also be interesting to know how far Liverpool went in understanding and remedying his obvious mental problem. Surely it would be in their remit and responsibility to do as much as they could.
By:
currant bun
When: 26 Jun 14 18:09
no doubt the scousers will find something to moan about again ...bound to be someone else's fault
By:
jed.davison
When: 26 Jun 14 20:31
Blatters parting gift to football. What a top fellow.
By:
jed.davison
When: 26 Jun 14 20:33
Onion and ozymandius have it. Liverpool are at fault for forgiving two bites, they can hardly moan when they pay for the third.
By:
iprefertolay
When: 27 Jun 14 03:18
Once is highly questionable, twice is mind numbing and three times well insane beyond belief.
Hes a millionaire, does he care?
I would have disciplined him by making him go in the ring with Mike Tyson(in his prime eating best)
Dont think he would fancy that somehow!
By:
Mike-lfc
When: 27 Jun 14 11:09

Jun 26, 2014 -- 6:09PM, currant bun wrote:


no doubt the scousers will find something to moan about again ...bound to be someone else's fault


yeh Fifa. Why are they punishing Liverpool for something that has not involved them when he was only banned for domestic when did the second bite.

By:
Mike-lfc
When: 27 Jun 14 11:10
I hope we sell him anyway. Has to be over 70m though.
By:
Darlo Bantam
When: 27 Jun 14 11:35

Jun 26, 2014 -- 4:23PM, Ozymandius wrote:


I'd go far as to say Liverpool are culpable in encouraging him by refusing to discipline him properly for previous offences and

By:
Darlo Bantam
When: 27 Jun 14 11:36
Ozymandius • June 26, 2014 4:23 PM BST
I'd go far as to say Liverpool are culpable in encouraging him by refusing to discipline him properly for previous offences and wearing embarrassing 'supportive' t-shirts.


Lot of truth in this. Look at Cantona after his kung-fu kick and his community service punishment - came back even stronger.

Anyway, Suarez was off in the summer so this has no bearing on Liverpool's chances of failing to land another title next season.
By:
Monte Christo
When: 27 Jun 14 11:41
Just as a matter of interest Darlo what team do you support ?
By:
Darlo Bantam
When: 27 Jun 14 11:54
Bantam should give it away. No idea why it matters though.
By:
bardo
When: 27 Jun 14 13:40
surely liverpool can appeal this .. why should they suffer coz of what suarez does in a uruguay shirt
By:
currant bun
When: 27 Jun 14 14:17
hopefully someone will give the chav a good ****g smack
By:
ExtremeX
When: 27 Jun 14 16:00
no appeal
stop hiding head in the sand and
just get the lad some good counselling
By:
duffy
When: 27 Jun 14 16:27
Graham off of jeremy kyle will sort him out!..I think that's his name...I don't really watch it you knowBlush.
By:
stu
When: 28 Jun 14 10:25
How do Fifa have power over what club football does - isn't that the FA and the Premier League??
By:
Outpost
When: 28 Jun 14 14:47
not sure the supportive t shirts were anything to do with his biting.

weren't they supporting him when some racists crawled out from under their rocks to accuse him of racism.
By:
OnePercenter
When: 28 Jun 14 16:09
I imagine Liverpool have spent a few bob on a psychiatrist and have been advised how to manage Suarez's problems.

Out of this cocoon of support it looks like the pressure triggered his biting so the ban is a bit harsh on Liverpool.

having said that there is no way FIFA could let him off with a slap on the wrist and all this denial BS is only making the situation worse.
By:
stu
When: 28 Jun 14 16:32
what exactly is the chain of power down from Fifa to whether he plays for the club (ie where do the FA/Premier League get any say) - presumtion they don't of course!
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