will we see Suarez in our first match? (Answer: No.)

[Lets B Avenue]

He's got the taste for it now.

[pap]

Bloody hell chicken with a banjo What friggin planet are you on ? Squarez is a total thug and cheat and that sort of behaviour has no place in the game .

If you think it does then your a bigger ****t than what I give you credit for

 

Maybe he's just frustrated with the plumes of outrage rising over a man biting another man in a football stadium. Think everyone knows it's wrong, and he's going to punished accordingly.

 

You can judge me how you like, but I watched it and found it amusing from first to last. FIFA will be the judge of Suarez, along with the quick-to-rage crowd too, it'd seem

[angelman]

Luis Suarez greatest hits. - https://vine.co/v/MtJwm0p3Jwh

[Cabrone]

They'll be bringing out the t-shirts shortly.

 

 

Suarez's dad?

[OldNick]

I bet Trevor Cherry, David Peach, Paul Hart would crap themselves if they had to play against Suarez

[9-3]

He bit off more than he can chew

[Jack]

@usasoccerguy on twitter:

 

@usasoccerguy: Having seen it again, it was pretty bad of the Italian guy to shoulder him in the teeth. #soccerbeaver

 

[Mattio]

[Lighthouse]

FIFA charge Luis Suarez overbite.

[Give it to Ron]

Suarez looking forward to playing Germany next and shoulder of Lahm

 

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[lifeintheslowlane]

I can see what chickenwithabanjo was on about if you consider Paul Davis's cowardly assault on Glenn Cockerill in the 88/89 season. That was an assault that should have got Davis a criminal record for GBH...instead it got him a 9 game ban and a fine. Suarez's pathetic record for biting is not to be applauded but in comparison it's a mere nibble.

[KingdomCome]

I can see what chickenwithabanjo was on about if you consider Paul Davis's cowardly assault on Glenn Cockerill in the 88/89 season. That was an assault that should have got Davis a criminal record for GBH...instead it got him a 9 game ban and a fine. Suarez's pathetic record for biting is not to be applauded but in comparison it's a mere nibble.

wonder if you'd say the same if your son or daughter got bitten after some scamp copied the harmless nibble they saw on tv.

[lifeintheslowlane]

wonder if you'd say the same if your son or daughter got bitten after some scamp copied the harmless nibble they saw on tv.

 

You should be more upset if your son or daughter had their jaw broken while they weren't looking. With the police deciding it wasn't worth prosecuting because it happened on a football pitch.

[Viking Warrior]

It also looked liked squarez kicked an Italian of the ball when they scored . Who ever it was should have been sent off

[KingdomCome]

You should be more upset if your son or daughter had their jaw broken while they weren't looking. With the police decideing it wasn't worth prosecuting because it happened on a football pitch.

I'm not saying either is ok. You're suggesting what suarez did was harmless.

[Viking Warrior]

Paul Davies punch should have seen him go to jail . I had forgotten that but I haven't forgotten the incident

[pap]

"Snacky" Suarez, I calls him.

 

[Saint_clark]

FIFA have the power to give him a global ban and should for 6 months but will bottle it and probably do nothing!

 

Yep, 6 month global ban makes the most sense whichever way you look at it.

[thefuriousb]

They have already called a candle lit vigil to be held this evening in Stanley Park. It's what the 96 would have wanted.

 

That is disgraceful. And that is a polite response

[lifeintheslowlane]

I'm not saying either is ok. You're suggesting what suarez did was harmless.

 

No I'm saying there are things that happen on a football field that haven't carried sufficient punishment. It's up to you and FIFA to decide where biting comes on the punishment scale.

[thefuriousb]

He's taken Liverpool to heart.

 

Whats with these crass Hillsborough references on hear? No place for crass statements

[Goatboy]

Hope our scouting network has identified an appropriate centre back to deal with Suarez on the opening day:

[Gemmel]

I don't want to go over the top about the incident, it's more (IMO) the fact that it is the third time. If FIFA / UEFA / Uruguay / Liverpool can no longer guarantee the safety of opposing players when Suraez is playing then that's a massive problem.

 

I'm not convinced any punishment will be significant, but would be interesting if civil action was bought.

[CB Saint]

the saints team better get their tetanus jabs up to date.

[Lord Duckhunter]

I'm not sticking up for Suarez, BUT watching the UK media and the 3 stooges on the BBC in particular, my mind does wander to another incident. An incident that was treated rather less seriously and in some quaters as a joke.

 

[angelman]

The bite while at Ajax was because he wanted a move. The bite vs Chelsea was because he wanted a move, which didn't come off. The bite today.....because he wants a move???? Or am I reading too much into it?

[John Boy Saint]

No Domestic ban and his stock will be high as he wont be buggering off on international duty: the perfect international quality player to have on your books.

[Toon Saint]

Hope our scouting network has identified an appropriate centre back to deal with Suarez on the opening day:

 

Believe Koeman is working his Dutch contacts to bring in Abraham Van Helsing to further shore up the defence in time for the crunch clash.

[hans gruber]

Apparently his lawyer has told him to keep his mouth shut.

 

He thinks he can get Chiellini to shoulder some of the blame.

 

haha thats quality. i really hope Suarez's legal team use some of these.

[Professor]

Sorry to see a few people think this is funny. Violence like this doesn't even belong in the school playground let alone in professional football and certainly not something to joke about. Twice Suarez has been punished for it before and a strong governing body would ban him for life. FIFA is not a strong governing body, with the corruption of money close to the surface, but enough of a public outcry might have some effect.

[Goatboy]

Sorry to see a few people think this is funny. Violence like this doesn't even belong in the school playground let alone in professional football and certainly not something to joke about. Twice Suarez has been punished for it before and a strong governing body would ban him for life. FIFA is not a strong governing body, with the corruption of money close to the surface, but enough of a public outcry might have some effect.

 

You must be a joy to have at parties.

[miserableoldgit]

Suarez as a child

 

 

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[pap]

Sorry to see a few people think this is funny. Violence like this doesn't even belong in the school playground let alone in professional football and certainly not something to joke about. Twice Suarez has been punished for it before and a strong governing body would ban him for life. FIFA is not a strong governing body, with the corruption of money close to the surface, but enough of a public outcry might have some effect.

 

You can get that stick removed on the NHS, y'know

[adrian lord]

The trouble with human bites is that medically they are worse than a dog bite for infection risk if the skin is broken.

 

The video clearly shows a voluntary additional neck extension and biting action, not merely a passive bumping of teeth and shoulder.

 

Then, realising the foolishness of his actions, after a split but distinct second, he feigns tooth pain...

 

The chap's a psychopath. God only knows what his poor wife has to suffer behind closed doors.

Edited 25 June, 2014 by adrian lord

[alpine_saint]

I would have thought this is an extraordinary disciplinary procedure and FIFA have the power to ban him from all of their sanctioned competitions, including the domestic PL season.

[sussexsaint]

Its his chipmunk heritage, bound to come through at times of stress.

 

edit : took a while to post as was having some not unpleasant memories of Sarah Michelle Geller

[hasper57saint]

The question was 'will we see Suarez in our first match'? As I said in an earlier post to some clown who suggested we would go 0-5 down to Liverpool. NO! He will be gone,Gerrard will now struggle and commit more cynical fouls and we will stuff their overtures for our players right up their 'Wengers'. Liverpool will not finish in the top six this season because,just like the England squad they are over rated by the Press.

COYS.

[Handyman]

What a flocking bunch of hysterical c%nts you all are. He bit someone, the referee missed it and he stayed on the pitch. He should've got a red card. He didn't get one. That's where it should end. None of this retrospective action crap. Worst of all is the dehumanisation of the guy and the media scavenging frenzy which is about to ensue. This frenzy itself is the more shameful animalistic behaviour not the bite. What is so horrific about a little bite during a high stakes physical encounter. He didn't bite his ear or his finger off or sever a major artery. He gave him a little bite because the Italian player was being a c%nt. I can't believe the sh%t I read on here. Most of you people are another species to me it's clear.

 

I guess we are!

[Goatboy]

Don't know what all the fuss is about really. Not sure if it was even a bite:rolleyes:

[Wes Tender]

Italian fooballer Georgio Chiellini was taken to hospital yesterday after having been bitten by a mongrel Uruguayan buck-toothed pitbull terrier during a World Cup football match. He was given a tetanus jab and a precuationary rabies injection. Apparently this same dog has bitten two other footballers previously and faces being put down. FIFA are considering a lengthy quarantine whilst it is examined by an animal bahavioural psychiatrist, much to the chagrin of its scouse owners

[buctootim]

The bite while at Ajax was because he wanted a move. The bite vs Chelsea was because he wanted a move, which didn't come off. The bite today.....because he wants a move????

 

He wants a move from Uruguay to Argentina?

[martel]

After the latest biting incident, my guess is that he will get a very long suspension

 

Have to feel sorry for him really, after all when your top set front teeth resemble the front bucket on a J.C.B, then the urge to sink them into something must be huge.

[Stepgar]

Don't know what all the fuss is about really. Not sure if it was even a bite:rolleyes:

 

Just a flesh wound!

[angelman]

Listening to R5L phone in. Lots of Scousers defending him and saying that the PL would be worse off without him.

[jjsaint]

From a dad's perspective that's definitely a bite.

[sussexsaint]

Really hope MB games comes out with a world cup edition of their classic board game and rebrand it as 'Hungry, Hungry Sauarez'

[sussexsaint]

From a dad's perspective that's definitely a bite.

 

From pretty any perspective it is mate - the pattern of marks on his shoulder match his overbite, I have no idea why people are maintaining this illusion of 'alleged'

[Kingsland Codger]

Chiellini always did have a chip on his shoulder, whereas Suarez is taking it all with a pinch of salt.

[FloridaMarlin]

Listening to R5L phone in. Lots of Scousers defending him and saying that the PL would be worse off without him.

 

What a surprise.

 

Running true to form.

 

Not sure how the fans views sit with those of the club's American owners who are prepared to ditch him.

 

Whether that is a moral stance, or a pragmatic one as they think he is damaging the brand, it's a policy that is sure to bring the owners into conflict not only with those lovable, witty Scouse fans but Brendan Rogers who knows Suarez carries their title hopes on his unbitten shoulders.

[alpine_saint]

Apparently his lawyer has told him to keep his mouth shut.

 

He thinks he can get Chiellini to shoulder some of the blame.

 

Very good