Big boo boo to boo Suarez

Luis Suarez is a absolute fantastic footballer and you just have to admire his passion....obviously you will get those that dont appreciate football critising him but he is great for the game...watching the English loose was the best thing i ever watched in this world cup.....love when they loose cause they always think too much about their country and sport....long may they perish!

Venodh Wrote:

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> Luis Suarez is a absolute fantastic footballer and
> you just have to admire his passion....obviously
> you will get those that dont appreciate football
> critising him but he is great for the
> game...watching the English loose was the best
> thing i ever watched in this world cup.....love
> when they loose cause they always think too much
> about their country and sport....long may they
> perish!

GREAT FOR THE GAME,HAAAHAAA

You get some great banter on this site,a bit of ribbing and then you get idiots like you Venodh or is it Venom?
But looking at your grammar,you don't seem to educated.
If watching a team LOSE that realistically were going to struggle due to not being good enough is your peak of entertainment,
then how can you appreciate football.Theres been plenty of good games Venom.

The Legends Rap Sheet.

Luis Suarez's appetite for controversy was exposed once again on Sunday when the Liverpool striker decided to take a bite of Branislav Ivanovic's arm in a Premier League fixture at Anfield.
Suarez is a player who has courted notoriety almost as often as he has found the back of the net, with a succession of contentious incidents making him one of the most divisive figures in the game.

His time at Anfield has been marked by diving controversies, handballs and a serious incident when he incurred a lengthy ban for racially abusing an opponent.

But Suarez's list of misdemeanours spreads back beyond his time at Liverpool, and into the international arena too.

Here is our list of the most contentious moments of Suarez's chequered career.

November 2007 - Just months after joining Ajax on a five-year contract from Groningen, Suarez was fined for a dressing room bust-up with team-mate Albert Luque at half-time of a high-profile Eredivisie fixture with Feyenoord. Technical director Martin van Geel said: "Both players were to blame for what happened. That's why we have fined them both, and they accepted that. They have also apologised.”

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June 2010 - Suarez invoked worldwide fury when infamously handballing on the line to deny Ghana a late extra-time winner in their World Cup quarter-final against Uruguay. Asamoah Gyan missed the penalty and Ghana lost the shootout, with Suarez celebrating wildly from the sidelines having been dismissed for the incident. "Mine is the real Hand Of God," said the striker. "I made the best save of the tournament."

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November 2010 - In the first biting controversy of his career, Suarez received a seven-match ban for chomping PSV Eindhoven's Otman Bakkal on the shoulder during an Eredivisie game. He was immediately suspended by Ajax and never played another league game for the Amsterdam club. Suarez said after the match: "No, I do not regret what happened. Normally I always keep calm but I didn't ... I'm a little tired. This week I had to travel a lot."

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December 2011 - Suarez was found guilty of racially abusing Manchester United defender Patrice Evra on seven occasions during a Premier League fixture on October 15. The striker - who admitted using the word 'negro' but defended himself against the charge - is banned for eight games and fined £40,000. Liverpool's ill-judged and hysterical defence of the player brings embarrassment on the club.

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December 2011 - The striker was hit with another FA ban after admitting a charge of improper conduct. Suarez gave the finger to Fulham fans on December 5 and earned a one-match ban and a fine of £20,000.

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February 2012 - Facing Evra again at Old Trafford, Suarez refused to shake the Frenchman's hand prior to a match at Old Trafford, invoking the fury of the man he racially abused. Sir Alex Ferguson said: "He should not be allowed to play for Liverpool again. He could have caused a riot." Suarez later issued an apology and Liverpool publicly criticised their player for "misleading" the club over his intention to shake Evra's hand.


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November 2012 -The Liverpool striker was accused of stamping on the ankle of Wigan midfielder David Jones, with the ugly challenge drawing criticism from the normally mild-mannered Roberto Martinez, who said: "It wasn’t a nasty game, a bad game. But when you see the replay it is a clear stamp. It could have been a red card if the referee had seen it." No further action was taken against Suarez.

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January 2013 - An FA Cup tie against Mansfield was marked by controversy as Suarez used his hand to help knock the ball over the line before wheeling away in enthusiastic celebration. Mansfield goalkeeper Alan Marriott said: “The lads have seen his reaction. When you see Suarez laughing as he kicks the ball across the line, he knows himself what happened. Even Stewart Downing said to us that he could not believe professional officials missed that. When it turns out to be the decisive goal, then it’s a sickener for everyone."


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February 2013 - The striker was once again accused of stamping as he trod on Zenit St Petersburg defender Tomas Hubocan during a Europa League tie at Anfield. Despite the controversy, UEFA decided not to proceed with action against Suarez.

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March 2013 - Football's authorities have another video to carefully study after Suarez was seen to strike Chile defender Gonzalo Jara in the face during a World Cup qualifier against Uruguay. FIFA has begun an investigation into the incident, with Uruguay's lawyers looking into the matter.

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LEGEND,don't make me laugh

I notice that a Stamford Bridge their is a huge banner hanging from the Mathew Harding stand reading JT, Captain Leader, Legend. I wonder what your take on JT is DTF regarding that banner and his behaviour both on and off the field during his career?

chicken 'n chips Wrote:

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> I notice that a Stamford Bridge their is a huge
> banner hanging from the Mathew Harding stand
> reading JT, Captain Leader, Legend. I wonder what
> your take on JT is DTF regarding that banner and
> his behaviour both on and off the field during his
> career?


Simple,not my banner.
John Terry like Suarez is not a desirable individual.

Now let me ask you one

"What's it like supporting a team that bribed their way to Serie A titles,that were stripped of these titles and sent off to a lower division?

When it comes to having digs at ANY other team Chicken,I would pause and think a bit,Juventus are the disgrace of football.

I agree

the snack bar provided for Saurez seems to be working, but I think they need to increase the volume as I saw him looking hungrily at a few english players during the game

Venodh Wrote:

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> Luis Suarez is a absolute fantastic footballer and
> you just have to admire his passion....obviously
> you will get those that dont appreciate football
> critising him but he is great for the
> game...watching the English loose was the best
> thing i ever watched in this world cup.....love
> when they loose cause they always think too much
> about their country and sport....long may they
> perish!

Must be in the top 10 of the worst posts ever!
So you think people who are racist and bite opponents are good for the game do you?
And your comments about England are pretty poorly worded, one could even interpret them as racist or even militant, tread a little carefully. And also on your comments about England, I have no clue what you are talking about... we are simply the best at everything -

As for wayne rooneys extra mural activities with a certain lady of the night aptly named old slapper, that type of behavior is not acceptable ()

craig1974 Wrote:

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> As for wayne rooneys extra mural activities with a
> certain lady of the night aptly named old slapper,
> that type of behavior is not acceptable ()


For such a good looking lad,did he need to?

he has that face for radio and could play shrek in the movies

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