World Cup 2014

Obviously he should miss the next round, assuming it was a bite.

Does it matter? It's football. He's a football player. He committed the crime while playing football. Why does it matter if it wasn't in the domestic league?

xxxp

assuming it was a bite.

― Ismael Klata, donderdag 26 juni 2014 16:33 (17 seconds ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

Ok, you're just trolling now.

Only mourn for what would've been a pretty great match with Colombia.

But yeah the x number of games should cover the international fixtures.

i mean there are pedantic legalistic reasons why FIFA themselves may be overstepping by banning him from all football.

sure.

but if FIFA had just sent him home from the world cup i am certain the FA would have banned him for longer than 10 games for general "bringing into disrepute" type reasons.

tbh he's lucky FIFA banned him for as long as they did and there should now be now pressure for the FA to step in

heh a little LBI, but I dunno, I try to take a reasonable position and it turns out there's only sides, so I guess I'm with Diego Lugano and the Uruguayan FA

Obviously he should miss the next round, assuming it was a bite.

― Ismael Klata, Thursday, June 26, 2014 10:33 AM (2 minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

lol

popture where did someone say it was no different to an elbow? I was genuinely interested as to what offences are subject to video evidence and which aren't. Ban is about what I expected although obv. I'd rather it was just a large Uruguay ban and not LFC. But hardly surprising.

The FA are probably relieved. Banning someone who'd just knocked them out of the WC maybe a little tricky idk

IK when a red card is missed on the pitch it's pretty much always at least a 2-3 game suspension. if you seriously think he should miss "the next round" for a red card offence (his repeatedly doing the same weird thing notwithstanding) then lol.

@IK I understand, but being contrarian for the sake of it, or standing with the Uru FA doesn't necesarily make it a 'reasonable position' :)

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BrECoT6CUAEOxsz.jpg

Alan Shearer/Ian Wright/Robbie Savage, etc. have a fit = "bringing the game into disrepute"

http://i.imgur.com/dJmBzBt.jpg

Stop it i can't take it

Ismael, you're not really worried about LFC are you? They'll be fine.

How long was the ban for biting Ivanovic?

The fine and nine matches missed for Uruguay aren't the surprise. The four-month blanket ban from all football activities, including training, pre-season, and league matches for Liverpool, is unexpected, and would keep him out of action until October 25th, which would mean that he also misses nine Premier League matches as well as Liverpool's first League Cup tie and three Champions League group stage games.

Ten games iirc

Ya, ten. Biting Bakkal earned him a 7 game ban.

As opposed to twenty-two games plus everything else

guess Fifa's ban hammer is heavier

but I mean it would be

You can't bite people at their big outing and not get shat on

So should he just get the same length of ban every time he does it? xps

That's not how punishment of repeat offenders normally goes down.

something like that, if there must be a ban

If they're taking in to account his previous then it stands to reason it extends to his club as well. It's for his own good honestly, and he should sort himself out if he has the self awareness to do so/uruguay actually allows him too, otherwise he'll just keep biting people and unlike overly aggressive challenges or elbows which continue to be a problem like in any contact sport this isn't really an argument you should be having when discussing football in any way

http://media.giphy.com/media/NnGGHE0muVqpO/giphy.gif @ IK

are you suggesting uncensured denture ventures ismael?

Is LFC really not allowed to sell Suarez? Runs contrary to everything I know about indentured servitude

I don't have a good answer for how to deal with punishing a repeat biter over offences committed across different teams, leagues, tournaments.

but like a year ban for Suarez himself wouldn't be at all ridiculous at this stage, if the impact could be focused and limited to him.

chance that LFC sue him cf mutu/Chelsea?

I hope he comfort eats for four months and comes back like Andy Reid in his prime

Why would we sue him? He misses a few games. Big deal.

the man obviously needs therapy. without that i bet even if you extracted all his teeth, he'd still be going after opponents with a straw

LFC could decide not to pay him for four months, as he has damaged his employer. He's not even allowed to train with LFC.

they are allowed to sell him though

wait lfc can't sell him?

xp

on his birthday, don't give him a cake

lol

where is this not selling him/denying payment stuff coming from? the guardian comments section and twitter don't count btw.

if only Aspas was the insane feral biter we could all be united in our condemnation

https://i.imgur.com/dk1QKpu.jpg

Meanwhile Chiellini is asked to pose like this at his hotel.

btw
- on a pure offence level, don't think ban is harsh
- but do think elbows or raking your studs down someone's leg/balls whatever (the ones that are deemed to be not 'part of the physciality of the game' - that may be the one of the most disingenious argument I've read) should get punished/stigmatised equally as harshly
- if it is a manifestation of mental illness, as some are suggesting, then punishment for it would suggest discrimination?
- communicable disease - fair point obviously but trying to think how many people have even gone on that angle when they were raving about how horrid it is, is that really the bit that people are horrified by it for?

Xpost Maid banned from all maid-related activity for 4 months

Unfortunate advertisement

http://i.imgur.com/SODje7v.jpg

http://www.espnfc.us/team/uruguay/212/blog/post/1913808/luis-suarez-four-match-ban-liverpool-reaction

lol at comparing biting to flailing elbows or wild challenges, even in the sports that actually permit you to elbow or kick another person you still aren't allowed to bite them

even in sports that actually permit you to elbow or kick another person, you still aren't allowed to elbow or kick another person in contexts unrelated to the sport, so fuck off

sorry, fuck off was harsh