FIFA has handed Luis Suarez of Uruguay a 9 game and 4 month

[Jangle]

Players have to wear garlic when them playing against him

Unuh stop it!!!

[Rockman]

If Suarez had aids then more severe penalties would be used.
There victim is exposed to other health risks too.
Besides,Suarez used his teeth as a weapon,he may as well have a ratchet knife tucked away in his shorts.

[Jangle]

If Suarez had aids then more severe penalties would be used.
There victim is exposed to other health risks too.
Besides,Suarez used his teeth as a weapon,he may as well have a ratchet knife tucked away in his shorts.

DWL....and with the size of his overbite, his teeth can be deemed as a weapon of serious destruction.

[Karl]

4 months is too short I agree.

Two years, I don't know. Has anyone been banned for the game for 2 years and what was the offence? As much as I find what he did to be offensive, there has to be some guideline to follow based on what has been handed down before.

And yes I totally agree with Paul Marin that should include some type of mandatory treatment, and he should surely be made to feel it in his pocket.

Match fixing!

[Sir X]

The Joke is Saurez bringing the game is disrepute, nothing beats FIFA, until dem clean up demself,I view it as good news for LFC ....now sell di vampiya...

140 million mi a look.

[Jangle]

You are really delusional to think that any club would pay so much for that vampire.

[Karl]

You may be surprised...
GUNNERS?

[Gamma]

yuh have gotta to be off your medication!!!!! ..... ...get back on it! NOW!!

[Peter R]

Karl, I could have placed this response against so many in this thread but I chose yours because I TOTALLY understand where you're coming from.

Until FIFA comes up with specific guidelines for identifiable transgressions and implement some sort of progressive discipline, then it's all arbitrary. Some will say four months is too little, some will call for two years... who knows?

Had FIFA had some sort of progressive discipline policy in place, a third such transgression could maybe warrant a two year ban TOTALLY, or even longer, along with, as Paul and others say, psychological treatment/anger management.

Until such guidelines are in place it's just a crapshoot

[Tilla]

yuh have gotta to be off your medication!!!!! ..... ...get back on it! NOW!!

Laak ah gad! Gamma, yuh bad caaan done!

[Zeppo]

Now his sponsors are starting to abandon him:

Luis Suarez bite: Uruguay striker loses backing of gambling firm

[TheDread]

Darn, from my perspective FIFA is the problem. As crazy as that bite might seem it's more benign than many other fowls that occur in many games. I'd take that bite over a broken leg every day of the week! Why does FIFA insist on only selective use of video evidence.

[Paul Marin]

Karl, I could have placed this response against so many in this thread but I chose yours because I TOTALLY understand where you're coming from.

Until FIFA comes up with specific guidelines for identifiable transgressions and implement some sort of progressive discipline, then it's all arbitrary. Some will say four months is too little, some will call for two years... who knows?

Had FIFA had some sort of progressive discipline policy in place, a third such transgression could maybe warrant a two year ban TOTALLY, or even longer, along with, as Paul and others say, psychological treatment/anger management.

Until such guidelines are in place it's just a crapshoot

Peter, don't you get it by now? It is not in FIFA's best interest to have specific guidelines, that would only box them in. For people who have no integrity, that's the preferred approach. They are shameless.

[Zeppo]

Suarez didn't bite Chiellini though -- he lost his balance and fell on him!

Luis Suarez bite: 'I lost my balance and fell on Chiellini'

[Peter R]

I agree with you that their entire approach to discipline is absolutely arbitrary. Roy Keane got a five match ban and a £150K penalty for ending a man's career... go figure!