Suarez's Punishment

[roydo]

888 poker have dropped him as sponsors.

 

[nigelcoyb]

It's the 3rd time not 2nd time, he's got thumping a ref and racism on his record and kopites saying enough is enough yet Uruguay defend him. They've always been thugs I remember them kicking the tar out the scots in Mexico they should be banned from international football for being too Uruguayan.

 

[Elong]

888 poker have dropped him as sponsors.

They've got flush of him? Ace.

 

[Tubey]

If there's one definitive loser in all this, it's whoever operates the Uruguayan tourism board.

The whole world now regards the country as deluded lunatics who happily allow people to bite one another.

 

[FCBarça]

Even the biting victim himself, Chiellini, says the punishment was excessive

 

[canuckblue]

Even the biting victim himself, Chiellini, says the punishment was excessive

Which puts him in the distinct minority.

 

[Fuleco]

Even the biting victim himself, Chiellini, says the punishment was excessive

But Bruce Springsteen doesn't think it's enough.

 

[bag a yoko]

Im surprised that FUFA have the power to ban people from their league games. Why would the FA take orders from such a disgustingly corrupt organisation.
Im happy Suarez misses the derby but it is all a bit bizarre.

 

[tsubaki]

Have we had the t-shirt yet?

Also banning Suarez - £200,000 a week - is apparently "an assault on the poor".

 

[FCBarça]

Which puts him in the distinct minority.

Always the case when faced with mob rule

 

[canuckblue]

Always the case when faced with mob rule

Man, you really don't get it, do you?

 

[ste d' indica]

Even the biting victim himself, Chiellini, says the punishment was excessive

Representing himself as magnanimous is hardly gonna do him any harm though is it?

 

[Jimmywhack]

Even the biting victim himself, Chiellini, says the punishment was excessive

So when he [Poor language removed] him the next time he plays against him revenge wont be mentioned

 

[tsubaki]

Even the biting victim himself, Chiellini, says the punishment was excessive

In terms of the ban from all football activities (ie training and going to grounds), and he has a bit of a point, not least because its hard to see how FIFA could ever enforce that. However he is still a world away from the pro-Suarez camp who are still at the stage of spawning ever more ludicrous conspiracy theories and insisting that much worse incidents have occured at this world cup (without of course actually saying what they are).

As an aside, would you be happy to have him at your club?

 

[FCBarça]

Man, you really don't get it, do you?

Does Chiellini get it, by chance?