It makes me laugh that people are now calling it a trial by media. It is!! The media in question being the cameras that caught the incident in glorious technicolour from different angles, as it happened
Here's how Suarez' assault on a referee when he has a teenager is retold by a former coach of his,
Suárez was 16, not 15. Nacional were playing Danubio, another local team, and it was absolutely not a head-butt. He was simply protesting about a referee’s mistake, and who doesn’t do that? Sure, his head hit the referee’s face, but not on purpose. “He fell,” Chenlo said, “accidentally into the referee.”
So suarez fell on to chiellini's shoulder with his mouth. Was hoping he would except responsibility and get help but I suppose when you have people defending him and saying the punishmient was harsh which it wasn't. He's never gonna realise its wrong with these defending him. Some of comments I've heard are beyond stupid. Uruguay need to be carefully or they might talk themselves into more trouble. They're certainly not coming out of this too well at the moment.
So suarez fell on to chiellini's shoulder with his mouth. Was hoping he would except responsibility and get help but I suppose when you have people defending him and saying the punishmient was harsh which it wasn't. He's never gonna realise its wrong with these defending him. Some of comments I've heard are beyond stupid. Uruguay need to be carefully or they might talk themselves into more trouble. They're certainly not coming out of this too well at the moment.
If he does continue playing for Liverpool after this, it'll be fun to hear what chants the opposition fans can come up with. There's tons of mileage in this.
Any suggestions?
If he does continue playing for Liverpool after this, it'll be fun to hear what chants the opposition fans can come up with. There's tons of mileage in this.
Any suggestions?
If barca come in with the offer thats been reported then Liverpool might just accept. If suarez had accepted he was wrong to do what he did then Liverpool would fight to keep him but since he doesn't feel he's done anything wrong then there is good chance this will happen again and BR can't take that chance.
It just shows people would support the devil if it gave them something back.
A lesser player would more likely become a hate figure for their nation.
So from biting (a rather minor attack in the grand scheme) to the master of all evil and suffering. Yes, who cares about perspective, PERSPECTIVE BE DAMNED.
So from biting (a rather minor attack in the grand scheme) to the master of all evil and suffering. Yes, who cares about perspective, PERSPECTIVE BE DAMNED.
To be fair, I do support the Devil, well his name to me is Fred the Red!
If he does continue playing for Liverpool after this, it'll be fun to hear what chants the opposition fans can come up with. There's tons of mileage in this.
Any suggestions?
Its astonishing that he won't admit what he's done wrong, when it was clearly captured on cameras, on live TV, to audience around the world. Who's advising him - North Korea?
That is :D:o. He's the only person I've ever seen who falls upwards on to the top of a taller person's shoulder before falling down for a roll around clutching his mouth.
most people if they thought they were falling would reach out with their hands to prevent it, suarez just tries to latch onto something with his teeth as they obviously would provide greater support ;-)
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Gabriele Marcotti @Marcotti
ICYMI. Suarez told FIFA he did NOT bite. Simply lost balance, fell into Chiellini +mouth hit shoulder. http://www.as.com/misc/pdf/sancion-suarez-26-06-2014.pdf …
Here's how Suarez' assault on a referee when he has a teenager is retold by a former coach of his,
Suárez was 16, not 15. Nacional were playing Danubio, another local team, and it was absolutely not a head-butt. He was simply protesting about a referee’s mistake, and who doesn’t do that? Sure, his head hit the referee’s face, but not on purpose. “He fell,” Chenlo said, “accidentally into the referee.”
He fell. One thing you learn about Suárez: he does a lot of falling.
http://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2014/jun/25/luis-suarez-giorgio-chiellini-violence-deceit
Seems like Suarez doesn't have anger management issues, but simply problems with his balance.
I'd certainly agree with that
A lesser player would more likely become a hate figure for their nation.
Any suggestions?
If barca come in with the offer thats been reported then Liverpool might just accept. If suarez had accepted he was wrong to do what he did then Liverpool would fight to keep him but since he doesn't feel he's done anything wrong then there is good chance this will happen again and BR can't take that chance.
Look at the hate and abuse Beckham got after France 1998, and what did he do, a little flick kick!
I can only wonder what level it would have been, if he had bitten the current Atletico boss!!
So from biting (a rather minor attack in the grand scheme) to the master of all evil and suffering. Yes, who cares about perspective, PERSPECTIVE BE DAMNED.
I can see certain people getting ideas now.
"Well your honour, I certainly did not assault this individual as the officer said. He kept tripping and falling over on to my fist.
And in a strange twist of fate your honour, he also tripped and fell on to my boot as well. I certainly did not kick him when he was down".
I wonder if Shearer will use something similar when talking about his kick of Neil Lennon?! ;-)
You should be Suarez's lawyer.
Bound to get off with that defence......:D
To be fair, I do support the Devil, well his name to me is Fred the Red!
Wasn't it simeone who becks kicked? Although the sending off was a joke. Didn't simeone admit later that he got him sent off?
I don't think I could ever beat Shearer's actual explanation for that ..
Everyone sings the theme from 'Jaws'
That is
most people if they thought they were falling would reach out with their hands to prevent it, suarez just tries to latch onto something with his teeth as they obviously would provide greater support ;-)