2014 FIFA World Cup - Brazil

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Uruguay can kiss their WC chances goodbye and Suarez should not be allowed to play competitive football again until he has either seen a psychiatrist or is forced to wear a mouth guard when playing. I suspect that his employers at Anfield will be less than impressed but will do nothing because they can't afford to lose him or do anything to devalue their prized asset - but theyshouldsack him. It is a terrible shame that such a talented player is also a complete animal who would have been put down by now if he were another species.

As a Liverpool fan, I’ve resisted getting involved in the debate on Suarez as there’s just far too much emotion in people’s reactions.

However, the above is just a completely unrealistic expectation.

Liverpool FC will no doubt feel the same way about this as everyone else does – probably more so, as they will have to deal with the longer-term consequences. But if anyone thinks Liverpool FC is going to sack Suarez, and lose a €100 million asset, they are smoking something.

Do you think if he got fired he’d somehow then not be able to play again? Of course he would, as any number of teams would immediately offer him a contract.

Football is a business
 
As a Liverpool fan, I’ve resisted getting involved in the debate on Suarez as there’s just far too much emotion in people’s reactions.

However, the above is just a completely unrealistic expectation.

Liverpool FC will no doubt feel the same way about this as everyone else does – probably more so, as they will have to deal with the longer-term consequences. But if anyone thinks Liverpool FC is going to sack Suarez, and lose a €100 million asset, they are smoking something.

Do you think if he got fired he’d somehow then not be able to play again? Of course he would, as any number of teams would immediately offer him a contract.

Football is a business

Is a business but he's not above anyone else. This type of actions can not be dismissed or ignored because money.
 
I feel that he's shown a lack of respect to Liverpool who stuck by him through two other incidents while at the club. I've spent the whole year listening to Liverpool fans saying that he has changed and supporting him. I did make fun of them and am not surprised about the incident, but I feel it is disrespectful to them.

I'm going to assume all this means to Real Madrid and Barcelona is they get him for 10 million cheaper now. And Liverpool will have a harder time getting Alexis.

That is of course Suarez is allowed play next season.
 
As a Liverpool fan, I’ve resisted getting involved in the debate on Suarez as there’s just far too much emotion in people’s reactions.

However, the above is just a completely unrealistic expectation.

Liverpool FC will no doubt feel the same way about this as everyone else does – probably more so, as they will have to deal with the longer-term consequences. But if anyone thinks Liverpool FC is going to sack Suarez, and lose a €100 million asset, they are smoking something.

Do you think if he got fired he’d somehow then not be able to play again? Of course he would, as any number of teams would immediately offer him a contract.

Football is a business

I doubt they will sack him but:

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/luis-suarez-bite-liverpool-not-3757398?

Liverpool are holding what the Mirror call a "crisis talk" on Wednesday.
 
Is a business but he's not above anyone else. This type of actions can not be dismissed or ignored because money.

His actions won't be 'ignored', but it's just silly to think the club will throw away €100 million.

Commercial suicide.
 
“These things happen” Suarez was quoted as telling Uruguayan media.

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:lol:

And Diego Lugano defended him yesterday in a post-game interview...

How can you defend this? Just look at the freaking photo!!!!!!

I want Uruguay OUT OF THIS WORLD CUP SOOO BAAD!!! :mad:
 
His actions won't be 'ignored', but it's just silly to think the club will throw away €100 million.

Commercial suicide.

That is a problem between Suarez and Liverpool.
 
As a Liverpool fan, I’ve resisted getting involved in the debate on Suarez as there’s just far too much emotion in people’s reactions.

However, the above is just a completely unrealistic expectation.

Liverpool FC will no doubt feel the same way about this as everyone else does – probably more so, as they will have to deal with the longer-term consequences. But if anyone thinks Liverpool FC is going to sack Suarez, and lose a €100 million asset, they are smoking something.

Do you think if he got fired he’d somehow then not be able to play again? Of course he would, as any number of teams would immediately offer him a contract.

Football is a business

I don't think Liverpool will do anything - but I do think they should do something. Suarez' transfer value should play no part whatsoever in any decisions regarding possible disciplinary action. Biting someone could well constitute a criminal offense... there must be a point where Liverpool cannot simply overlook the behaviour of one of their employees - whether that person is their star player or not.

Suarez is a prize asset - but he is also a liability, and he has proven that he is incapable of controlling himself even at the highest level. If FIFA impose a ban and it prevents him from playing for Liverpool for a considerable period of time, Liverpool may decide to either sack him or sue him for breach of contract, depending on what it says in his contract of course.
 
A club the size of Sheffield United threw away a £3m asset and their talismanic top scorer when Ched Evans was convicted of rape (while my own club didn't bother sacking Gary Madine after he was sent to prison for punching one of our fans :rolleyes: )

If Liverpool don't even contemplate anything less it may prove commercial suicide as disgusted fans boycott them next season. And when Scousers boycott something, they boycott it pretty hard - as the Sun will testify.
 
I don't think Liverpool will do anything - but I do think theyshoulddo something. Suarez' transfer value should play no part whatsoever in any decisions regarding possible disciplinary action. Biting someone could well constitute a criminal offense... there must be a point where Liverpool cannot simply overlook the behaviour of one of their employees - whether that person is their star player or not.

Suarez is a prize asset - but he is also a liability, and he has proven that he is incapable of controlling himself even at the highest level. If FIFA impose a ban and it prevents him from playing for Liverpool for a considerable period of time, Liverpool may decide to either sack him or sue him for breach of contract, depending on what it says in his contract of course.

I didn’t say the club wouldn’t take action, only that they won’t sack him.

I would expect they would love to sell him ASAP, realise the asset value and replace him with someone like Alexis Sanchez.

A club the size of Sheffield United threw away a £3m asset and their talismanic top scorer when Ched Evans was convicted of rape (while my own club didn't bother sacking Gary Madine after he was sent to prison for punching one of our fans
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If Liverpool don't even contemplate anything less it may prove commercial suicide as disgusted fans boycott them next season. And when Scousers boycott something, they boycott it pretty hard - as the Sun will testify.

A nibble on someone’s shoulder =/= rape!
 
A habit of physically assaulting others also != a one-off where you thought a drunk girl said it was okay


Incidentally, Nigel Clough - United's current manager - has met Evans in prison and they're apparently considering signing him when he's released. So the sacking when he couldn't possibly play for you was really worthwhile :rolleyes:
 
I would expect they would love to sell him ASAP, realise the asset value and replace him with someone like Alexis Sanchez.
I'd prefer a clean Sanchez to a dirty Suarez.
 
If Nigeria lose 1-0 and Iran win 1-0, neither result is particularly unlikely, they will have to draw lots to determine who goes through.
 
A nibble on someone’s shoulder =/= rape!

A habit of physically assaulting others also != a one-off where you thought a drunk girl said it was okay

There you go, Stotty. Now you know what's 'okay' and what's not. In bold type and pompous purple, too. ;)

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Got to say the comments and memes here about Suarez are downright hilarious. IMO - the guy should stop biting or be taken out of the game immediately he does it the first time in any match he is in. That's the way we handle kids that bite when they play. It's hardly mental rape to come to that conclusion.
 
If Nigeria lose 1-0 and Iran win 1-0, neither result is particularly unlikely, they will have to draw lots to determine who goes through.

That would be heartbreak if it came down to that :indiff:
 
That was quick! I predict a hatrick.
 
That was fast....
 
Holy equalizer!
 
I reckon it will come down to Iran vs Bosnia...
...Despite Nigeria just scoring again
 
1-1 with 4 minutes in :boggled:
 
And Diego Lugano defended him yesterday in a post-game interview...

How can you defend this? Just look at the freaking photo!!!!!!

I want Uruguay OUT OF THIS WORLD CUP SOOO BAAD!!! :mad:

Who doesn't want them out?
 
That comment in hindsight ... :lol:

EDIT: it didn't say that originally :odd: it said 'that's the game then'

That is what you call a ninja edit.
 
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