9 - Luis Suárez - v1

[messi2140]

What if someone tells him that if he is starting lose his sh*t , that he has to elbow someone Instead of biting. Because I see players elbowing other players and no one gets punished.

 

[darthvader7888]

What if someone tells him that if he is starting lose his sh*t , that he has to elbow someone Instead of biting. Because I see players elbowing other players and no one gets punished.

Yeah, someone should tell him that.

It's Suarez, so he'd probably still get banned for a couple of matches (unless he manages to make it look unintentional), but I doubt it'd be anywhere near as bad as the bans he got for biting. I remember him punching someone in the face in an international game and IIRC he didn't get any kind of ban or even a red card. At least do something like that when you lose your shit instead of doing something that'll get you banned for months

He may go to jail if he commits the crime next time...should wear braces when he steps on the pitch to remind him not to bite anyone or feed him well before the match so he is not hungry on the pitch.

Has any footballer ever gone to jail for something they did on the pitch? There are players who've done way worse things than Suarez (for example I saw a thread on this forum talking about a player assaulting a referee). Even if it is the 4th time, the next bite (if it happens, hopefully not) will probably just get him a longer ban.

 

[DonAK]

When Pepe didn't go to jail for assaulting Casquero several years ago then Suarez sure as hell won't go to jail for biting someone, that's just ridiculous

Although he will surely face a looooooong ban if it happens again which hopefully doesn't. I hope he beasts it up and don't get in more controversies.

What if someone tells him that if he is starting lose his sh*t , that he has to elbow someone Instead of biting. Because I see players elbowing other players and no one gets punished.

His biting looks more like a subconscious act. So he is probably like "Fuck... What did I just do" after biting someone.

 

[messi2140]

Yeah I know but it's easier to teach him how to release his anger and frustration in another way , than not release it at all.

 

[instinct]

Yeah I know but it's easier to teach him how to release his anger and frustration in another way , than not release it at all.

Really? Are you a psychologist or a doctor?

 

[messi2140]

Really not in the mood today for that snide comment of yours ffs.

 

[instinct]

Really not in the mood today for that snide comment of yours ffs.

It was a legit question imo

 

[messi2140]

No I am neither. I think its just common sense that when you angry or really frustrated that you would rather release all those emotions rather than keeping them in. And since biting gets you 4 months and elbowing someone doesn't , I thought the bedt solution for him would be to release thise emotions in another way. But that's just my opinion.

 

[instinct]

Last season showed that Luis is perfectly able to ''hide his emotions'' without even elbowing someone instead of biting. It's just about the right treatment. We can't judge what is easier for him since we don't know his real character and because we're not professional psychologists who know what's really going on in his mind.

 

[messi2140]

Lets just hope he doesn't bite anyone anymore.

 

[Co0ter]

Really? Are you a psychologist or a doctor?

What he said actually is spot on; if you read the literature.

 

[Darko]

Under any circumstance? Unless of course, in the circumstance that Pedro starts playing very well, lol. People are on the forum are extremely excited about Munir, and I might be in the minority here, but I think he's still a bit green. I am up for giving him plenty of minutes wherever possible, but would not take the risk of playing him in big games. We were similarly over excited for Tello when he burst on the scene, this forum was raging about our new prodigy. I hope Munir is the real deal though.

this

 

[Ursegor]

So far with a perfect start his ban isn't costing Barca any hypothetical points and in return giving Munir and Sandro the chance to shine. What he's getting is some extra rest to be in absolute perfect condition physically. Furthermore he'll also not participate in international games including the Copa America which is a huge plus for Barcelona. His ban has more advantages than disadvantages.

 

[Behrox]

So far with a perfect start his ban isn't costing Barca any hypothetical points and in return giving Munir and Sandro the chance to shine. What he's getting is some extra rest to be in absolute perfect condition physically. Furthermore he'll also not participate in international games including the Copa America which is a huge plus for Barcelona. His ban has more advantages than disadvantages.

FIFALONA

 

[hamidyk]