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Originally Posted by SmoothPancakes
Honestly, I'd rather see him beat down. Knock every one of those fucking teeth out. In fact, I hope an Italian supporter takes a tire iron to his chops.
I'm sure he will be suspended for the remainder of the World Cup. That, however, isn't enough. I'd like to see him banned, permanently, from all FIFA competitions.
Yeah, that 10 game suspension last time obviously didn't teach the jackass anything.Quote:
Originally Posted by steelerfan
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Nor did the 7-game ban in 2010 when he was at Ajax.Quote:
Originally Posted by SmoothPancakes
From what I've read, FIFA can give him a 2-year ban. Hopefully, that's not ALL they can do.
Hell, hopefully they at least do that much. FIFA sure hasn't shown any signs of balls lately when it comes to punishments handed out against clubs. Maybe they'll have some balls against Suarez.Quote:
Originally Posted by steelerfan
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FIFA rarely gets involved at the club level (though they have let Barcelona off the hook on the transfer ban). Most sanctions against clubs are handled domestically (ie The FA) or by the respective confederations (ie UEFA).Quote:
Originally Posted by SmoothPancakes
For example, Suarez' 10-match ban was handed out by the English FA (the EPL is part of their jurisdiction) and the Financial Fair Play sanctions against Manchester City came from UEFA (FFP is a Europe/UEFA-specific regulation).
Ahh, alright. I thought everything went through FIFA. Still trying to get a grasp on everything with the multiple levels (FA, UEFA, FIFA, etc).Quote:
Originally Posted by steelerfan
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The easiest way to explain it is like this:Quote:
Originally Posted by SmoothPancakes
If it affects global competitions (ie World Cup, Club World Cup, Confederations Cup etc) it will be handled by FIFA.
If it's on the continental level (ie Champions League, Europa League, Euro etc) it will be handled by the Confederation (UEFA, CONMEBOL, CONCACAF, AFC, OFC, CAF).
If it is domestic (MLS, EPL, FA Cup), it is handled by that nation's governing body (ie The FA).
There are some things that fall outside of the norm such as the examples from the last post. FIFA governs transfer policy globally, which is why they are/were handling the Barcelona deal and it wasn't handled in Spain or by UEFA. It's rules that virtually every club must follow worldwide.
In the case of FFP, that is a rule that UEFA put in to govern/control spending among the clubs in their jurisdiction (Europe).
Therefore, if a player is suspended by the English FA, he can't play in their competitions (EPL, FA Cup, Capital One Cup) during the suspension. He is eligible, however, to play in the UCL or Europa League. The FA doesn't have the authority to prevent that, UEFA does. He could also play in, for example, the World Cup because only FIFA has the right to suspend him there.
Hope that was comprehensible, it's probably the simplest explanation I can give. :)
Yeah, that helped to clear things up more and detail more who has what control. Thanks for that! :up:
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“These things happen in the box,” Suarez was quoted as telling Uruguayan media.
“We were in contact, chest against shoulder, and I got a knock to the eye.”
What a fucking douche.
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His coach tried to say the media is just out to get him. :fp: how fucking blind are you?
Yeah, I saw that comment from the coach. One reporter "has it out for his player and nothing more" and the media as a whole apparently has some agenda against his team and players. The coach is as much of a fucking douche as Saurez is.Quote:
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Had a depo today and of course Suarez bites his 3rd player. Perma ban should be put in effect immediately.
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Aye!
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Originally Posted by SmoothPancakes
I think there's more truth to than they realize.
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Maybe some of the casual football fans/World Cup only crowd here can now appreciate what I meant...
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Well, I know one thing for sure, if they don't ban his ass for the rest of this World Cup, I will have absolutely no problem whatsoever rooting against Uruguay every single match they remain in the tournament from here on out.
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Agreed.Quote:
Originally Posted by SmoothPancakes
Just saw that the minimum suspension, if FIFA finds him guilty of assault, would be 2 matches. Hopefully, it's much more. If not, 2 matches should be enough to see them out. Columbia will be no easy task even with Suarez.
How many times exactly do you bite people before you relies you may have a problem? Seriously, give this guy a 10+ game suspension from next game on.Quote:
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Lmao, you can bet on anything these days!
http://metro.co.uk/2014/06/24/footba...d-cup-4774558/
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Thing is, when he played for Ajax in 2010 he got 7 games for biting. Lesson learned? No. In 2013 he got 10 games at Liverpool for biting. Still, he has not learned. Now he does it at the World Cup. Seriously? What. The. Fuck?Quote:
Originally Posted by jaymo76
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I saw that earlier tonight. 175/1 odds! Those are really good odds considering the bet covered a minimum of 3 matches. Your odds, statistically, must be better than 1 in 40 (haven't looked up how many matches he's played in the last 5 years) that he would bite someone in a 3-match span.Quote:
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Apparently the max suspension is 2 years (but I doubt FIFA goes that hard).
Suarez is not at Uruguay's training session this morning.
WTF is up with all the goals? I'm starting to wonder if there is something "funky" about this year's ball. Last I heard this was the highest scoring World Cup in like 50 years.
They forgot to put the balls in the humidor.Quote:
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We all bow to the King of Futbol knowledge and Suarez's feeding cycle.Quote:
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And US hopes just got a boost. Sulley Muntari and Kevin-Prince Boateng have been kicked off the Ghana team reportedly for a fight.
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Yep. Go Portugal, and go for a German / US agreement to a 0-0 game ;)
The big worry is if Portugal just says fuck it and tanks horribly.
Well, one thing is absolutely 100% clear, Germany is definitely the faster team. Thankfully the US did enough to keep it even. And if the Ghana-Portugal score holds (Por 1-0), the US would have to lose by 5 goals to Germany to not advance.
Well Portugal came out with some fire. Thank god. It's looking good for us.
You should be nicer to us taxpayers. We are the ones footing the bill for your leisurely lifestyle. :)Quote:
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45 minutes to go, but it looks good for the US. Glad to see Ghana trailing and Portugal not lighting up the scoreboard. :nod:
This is definitely a post worthy of bringing this back from the crypt. :DQuote:
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