Was the punishment given to Luis Suarez fair?

i just burnt myself frying sausages, that's real pain

Given that Chiellini himself has said it was too harsh a punishment when he was the other player involved in the incident to be speaks volumes about the sanction given to Suarez being too punitive

I can see Suarez ending up at Barcelona and Liverpool getting Alexis Sánchez in return.

"Attempting to Bite"? Doesn't the video evidence show him clearly biting him? I agree there was contact, but no way was it accidental.

(28-06-2014 17:40 )Joey 27 Wrote:  i just burnt myself frying sausages, that's real pain

did you bite them before you cooked them?

(29-06-2014 03:06 )mr shaker Wrote:  I can see Suarez ending up at Barcelona and Liverpool getting Alexis Sánchez in return.

Why not Neymar?

(29-06-2014 08:25 )babelover48 Wrote:  Why not Neymar?

Because Barcelona want to keep Neymar, but are apparently willing to let Sanchez go as they overhaul they squad after a disappointing season. But many media reports have Sanchez bound for Arsenal, Man Utd or Juventus, so it might be hard for Liverpool to trade Suarez for him.

(28-06-2014 14:38 )feetlover1 Wrote:  

(28-06-2014 11:46 )William H Bonney Wrote:  Really? Look on Twitter. There are tweets about Suarez 24/7 from all over the world.

wow tweets big woop

The point you didn't grasp is that many of the journalists who have written about Suarez have linked to their articles on Twitter. By following the links from Twitter it's therefore easy to find articles on the Suarez incident from all over the world, and not just from England and Italy as you claim.

KF Hajvalia of Kosovo have asked Liverpool if they can take Suarez on loan. Kosovo isn't a member of FIFA, so they say there's nothing to stop Suarez playing for them until his ban expires.