Suarez Bites No More (we can but hope)

Spoiler:

damn dude what a guy

Donuts wrote:

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damn dude what a guy

Class act from Suarez

#saveusluisito

Fußball wrote:#saveusluisito

http://www.goallegacy.net/t37479p162-official-goal-legacy-betting-thread-2014-15-season-vol-1#1416313

Hapless_Hans wrote:

Fußball wrote:#saveusluisito

http://www.goallegacy.net/t37479p162-official-goal-legacy-betting-thread-2014-15-season-vol-1#1416313

I said #saveusluisito. Not #luisitowillsaveus

Mitjans (judge Fifa): "Suarez case was legal madness. They took into account things he did in Holland, in England, and in Brazil." [fox]

Mitjans (judge Fifa): "Chiellini told us: it was nothing, it was like a kiss I give my girlfriend. I exaggerated to get Suarez sent off."

note: fifa judge says chiellini added a pic of his "spectacular" girlfriend in swimsuit to his statement (by mail), "the swiss were shocked"


Chiellini.

Chiellini

What a lad.

LMAOOOOOOOOOOOO
Legend

OMG

Chiello

Looool Chiellini

futbol wrote:Mitjans (judge Fifa): "Suarez case was legal madness. They took into account things he did in Holland, in England, and in Brazil." [fox]

Mitjans (judge Fifa): "Chiellini told us: it was nothing, it was like a kiss I give my girlfriend. I exaggerated to get Suarez sent off."

note: fifa judge says chiellini added a pic of his "spectacular" girlfriend in swimsuit to his statement (by mail), "the swiss were shocked"


Chiellini.

Suarez should sue FIFA and get some sweeeet retribution

DeviAngel wrote:

Nice

BarrileteCosmico wrote:

futbol wrote:Mitjans (judge Fifa): "Suarez case was legal madness. They took into account things he did in Holland, in England, and in Brazil." [fox]

Mitjans (judge Fifa): "Chiellini told us: it was nothing, it was like a kiss I give my girlfriend. I exaggerated to get Suarez sent off."

note: fifa judge says chiellini added a pic of his "spectacular" girlfriend in swimsuit to his statement (by mail), "the swiss were shocked"


Chiellini.

Suarez should sue FIFA and get some sweeeet retribution

FIFA made the right decision though.

That part about Chiellini is not true. He never responded at all.

No they didn't, Suarez' action was no worse than a two legged tackle (I'd argue even less bad since it's unlikely Chiellini would've been injured from a bite). The punishment far outweighed the crime.

but Suarez is a repeated offender .
just because he did it in different tournaments doesn't mean he gets to receive a slap on the wrist for his third time biting someone in a football match .

farfan wrote:but Suarez is a repeated offender .
just because he did it in different tournaments doesn't mean he gets to receive a slap on the wrist for his third time biting someone in a football match .

If I stole a pencil in Sweden and got a fine for it, stole a pencil in Australia and got a fine for it, should I get the death penalty in America for doing it a third time? The legal answer is no. First of all 3 jurisdictions are different. Second of all you can't be tried for the same crime twice. The previous crime shouldn't hold weight on a future crimes conviction.

I know the analogy is extreme but it relates. Legally what FIFA did is beyond chaotic.

But ALL football is played under the umbrella of FIFA

If somebody went from country to country biting somebody, I'd be more than game for the death penalty.

Chiellini you mad pos

It this true ? I've read just from Mundo Depurtivo and -... Tancredi Palmeri lol
If it'd true, it 'd reported from every source because it'd be an incredible news ... we'll see in next days .. but if you won't listen it anymore it means this is a BS

farfan wrote:but Suarez is a repeated offender .
just because he did it in different tournaments doesn't mean he gets to receive a slap on the wrist for his third time biting someone in a football match .

Zidane was too...
Yet he hadn't same treatment..
Basically Suarez was the only recidivist to pay it so long

you guys are exaggerating the severity of his  punishment .
reading your posts ,one would think Suarez  got a  suspension so lenghty  that it could've affected his career , or a fine so heavy  that it would've   crippled him financially  or put his family's well being in jeopardy .
something had to be done  to stop  that moron from assaulting players whenever he felt like it . this  sympathy for a known cheat , diver, and racist is misplaced imo .

you want an actual extreme example of an irrational , three strikes induced punishment ?
Nick diaz , a UFC fighter , received a 5 YEARS SUSPENSION  and a $160,000 FINE  for testing positive for Marijuana ( 3rd time in his career ) .

keep in mind that at 32 and in a young man sport, a 5 years suspension is basically a death sentence for his career . and let's not forget that MMA fighters don't make that much , so a 160 K fine is absolutely devastating for someone like Nick who doesn't have any other skills or alternative source of income  .
not to mention that Marijuana isn't even  a PED ffs..

but please, tell me more about poor little Suarez and how he had to spend 3 months in Barça's world class training ground , working out and training with the best footballers in the world , wiping his tears with his weekly  £200,000  paycheck .

^ This lol

He got off lightly ffs, he's a serial biter who bites the *bleep* opposition ffs.

It was completely irrational. Suarez was banned from playing the Copa America, an entire year later. He was banned from training with Uruguay, which is unheard of, and was made to feel so unwelcome he had to leave the country. He was completely ostracized.