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On the worlds biggest stage with his team facing elimination, Uruguays Luis Suarez bit an opponent at the World Cup. Suarez, who earned a 10-match ban in 2013 for biting Chelseas Branislav Ivanovic, bit Italys Giorgio Chiellini late into Uruguays final group game. Suarez also earned a seven-match ban in 2010 for biting a player in the Eredivisie.
http://ftw.usatoday.com/2014/06/luis-suarez-bite-italy-uruguay-world-cup
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marco_Antonio_Rodr%C3%ADguez
BBC
Reaction to Suarez 'bite'
http://www.bbc.com/sport/live/football/27990463
Liverpoolecho
http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/live-luis-suarez-new-bite-7320450
Rooney said England might have to become more cynical to win the World Cup. I think you look at teams who have won the tournament over previous years and you can see that nastiness in them, he explained.
I think we need to get that in us. Maybe were too honest, I feel, as a team. So I think, in terms of Uruguay the other night, they stopped the game, they committed I dont know how many fouls.
Clever fouls, really, to slow the game down. I think were a bit honest in terms of the way we play. You see players surrounding the referees Im not saying Uruguay did that but Im the same now. I want to win the game.
I got kicked 10 times and I dont think there was a yellow card given to an opponent. We try and be honest, but maybe thats a fault of ours.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/england/10917358/Wayne-Rooney-England-are-too-nice-to-win-World-Cup-we-need-to-develop-nastiness-in-way-we-play.html
truebrit71
(20,805 posts)Either that or charged with assault. But giving him short-term bans doesn't seem to have gotten through to Jaws that his actions are simply not acceptable.
davidpdx
(22,000 posts)Banned from playing for his own country and the premier league. They had Hollyfield on CNN talking about it and said that shouldn't be happening in sports. I heard this was like the third time it's happened and the second time this season.
It looks like FIFA will investigate it, but I wouldn't hold my breath on anything becoming of it.
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/soccer-dirty-tackle/fifa-announces-investigation-into-luis-suarez-bite-on-giorgio-chiellini-043116621.html
jakeXT
(10,575 posts)FIFA bans Uruguays Luis Suarez for 9 games and 4 months for biting Italy player during World Cup match
http://m.nydailynews.com/sports/soccer/fifa-bans-uruguay-luis-suarez-9-games-4-months-article-1.1844747
truebrit71
(20,805 posts)...the only thing that i can think of to stop this fucking menace is criminal charges...it is clear that the regulatory bodies aren't willing to drop the hammer hard enough...
T_i_B
(14,800 posts)Hopefully that will result in the appeal being chucked out and Suarez being given an even longer ban.
I certainly can't see how Suarez or the Uruguayan FA think they can win an appeal on this one.
BeyondGeography
(40,011 posts)to borrow a term...Uruguayan FA said the bite-mark pics were photoshopped...
T_i_B
(14,800 posts)Uruguayan President Jose Mujica said: 1994, and George Lucas begins work on Star Wars prequel The Phantom Menace.
Why? Not because anyone wanted to see it, but in order to develop the CGI techniques that, 20 years later, would be used to fool the world into thinking they had seen Luis Suarez actually biting a man on a football pitch.
The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan were a smokescreen, funnelling billions into the ongoing program to discredit our countrys hero and stop Uruguay replacing the dollar with cattle as the reserve currency.
davidpdx
(22,000 posts)Matilda
(6,384 posts)"More likely, it is deeper than that. Toddlers bite. Dogs bite. Normal, fully functioning adults dont. When it is part of a long, unending pattern, that is when it looks pathological and the perpetrator needs professional help. We can all play at amateur psychology but the evidence here points to someone who is incapable sometimes of processing the things that threaten his ability to win, or score goals, as a normal act of his sport. Suárez takes it as a personal affront, maybe even an act of aggression.
The problem or one of the problems is that he is so heavily indulged it actually feels like he has started to believe what he says about it all being the imagination of others. If there is one person around him telling him he needs time with Dr Steve Peters, the psychiatrist at Anfield, we can be sure there are another 100 or so saying he is absolutely fine, and that it is the rest of the world with the problem."
http://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2014/jun/25/luis-suarez-giorgio-chiellini-violence-deceit