Was the punishment given to Luis Suarez fair?

If monster munch did sign him up would sales rocket with his involvement?

(27-06-2014 09:23 )Tractor boy Wrote:  I think he got off lightly after all it was a third offence. He will be back by November I wonder what the odds are on him doing it again before the end of next season ?

I doubt if you'd find any generous odds from betting firms for this.

I think the punishment fits the crime. For once FIFA has got something right.

I think it's fair enough. Although you just know if he wasn't a big name player and played in League 2 he probably would've been banned for life for biting 3 people.

Can anyone confirm if he's allowed to train with Liverpool during the ban?

I think the punishment is ridiculous, banning him from club football, even chiellini has said it is exsessive, remind me what happened in the world cup final last time? De Jong karate kicked a player in the chest and he is seen by the ref and gets a yellow card..

FIFA are a joke...

(27-06-2014 12:30 )Phoenix Wrote:  Can anyone confirm if he's allowed to train with Liverpool during the ban?

No he's not allowed to enter any football stadium or training ground.

^^ he even had to move out of the Uruguayan team hotel! lol!

They cant tell him he can't go in a public place, fifa do not own public hotels, if suarez pays to stay in a hotel its up to him.. Not FIFA

"By banning Suarez from all football activities, FIFA also prohibited Suarez from entering a stadium or team hotel at the World Cup. It also stops him from even training with Liverpool until the ban ends in late October"
“He cannot be actively involved” with a club, FIFA spokeswoman Delia Fischer said.

source: http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2014/06/26/f...-incident/

They might say that, but how can they stop him for example eating dinner at a hotel he wants too? It's not a football issue unless he is eating chicken buffon or mushroom chiellini..