EPL players should
better watch out for Luis Suarez at anytime you may find him in Liverpool team.
The Uruguay striker has clearly taken the reputation of a football cannibal after
biting again Chelsea defender, Branislav
Ivanovic, during a game at Anifield.
Perhaps, he may
have forgotten that he was in front of a vast array of cameras and the eyes of the
world are watching him do his thing again.
This wasn't the
first time! Suarez had also displayed his mundane behavior in Holland while at Ajax,
where he was banned for 7 games after biting PSV Eindhoven midfielder, Otman Bakkai's
shoulder during a match in November 2010. And no one could tell if he would do it
again.
Suarez, 26, had
since apologized for his actions and was heavily fined by Liverpool.
"I've spoken
to Ivanovic on phone so I could apologize directly to him." he tweeted. "Thanks
for accepting."
"And for
my unacceptable behavior the club has fined me. I have asked the club to donate
the money to the Hillsborough family support group for the inconvenience I have created
to Liverpool fans and to Ivanovic." he added.
Suarez apology
didn't stop the English Football Association from handing him over a 10 game ban.
The FA statement read:
"A three
person independent regulatory commission today upheld the FA's claim that a suspension
of three matches was clearly insufficient and player will serve a further seven
first team matches in addition to the standard three. The suspension begins with
immediate effect."
"The Liverpool
forward had accepted a charge of violent conduct but had denied the FA's claim that
the standard three match sanction was insufficient for the offense..."
many of the football
analysts who spoke to us on the matter said it would appear that Suarez's past record
has been taken into account by the FA. And the FA needed to hand him over a severe
sanction, because star players in his calibre are role models and shouldn't send
wrong signals.
Watch the Video: Luis Suarez Bites Ivanovic
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