Luis Suárez

[dom9]

Two rounds in the electric chair sounds fair. Can't be representing the club like that when on international duty.
Then we sell what's left.

Club or not isn't the point, right?

If this was the first offence then fair enough. But he's making a mockery of everyone who stood by him in those previously dark times which are now upon us again, and that is inescapable.

[dom9]

Am I the only one whooping with joy at his antics. Not for his dickery obviously, that's plain idiocy.

But the only club he will ever play for now is Liverpool. Might only be 25-30 games a season but that's more than what we need from him. Plus he now gets a proper rest from his operation. Rock on.

You're not the only one. But you might be in the minority.

[Maxiedge]

Some people would get turned on by the thought of Suarez biting them. It's just unfortunate he's not Chiellini's type.

[Fierce]

He's an unstoppable dickhead.

Relentless megabellend

[Icon]

A living, breathing oxymoron almost...

[baitman]

his words to the press before the game ensured he was headline news and knowing he was being watched in detail by every football reporter in the world...
then he does this...
the first thing everyone thinks is wtf is this prick doing.

but look beyond the obvious... '''conspiracy theory alert'''
maybe LFC will consider getting rid of him.
maybe this allows barca or madrid to come in for him on the cheap.
we know he has created and manipulated situations like this in the past...
we played hardball and refused to let him leave, maybe now he is forcing us into a corner.

if he was still eligible to play for us in domestic games then we must keep the little ruffian.

[Roboklopp]

Well, i find what he does very silly, rather than grossly violent.

I also find the reaction overwhelming, it'll get as much news time or more as major disasters.

If he was inflicting Mike Tyson type damage with each bite, then i'd think differently, but i happen to believe his intent is not to really harm, otherwise he would with that set of gnashers.

[G]

[Fosterbloke]

I'm in the fortunate position where none of my friends are football supporters so I don't need to defend or take any digs or abuse but this kind of behaviour ****s me off no end.

I'm sure none of us will care though come August time when we kick off in the PL and CL!

[Paddy]

Daily Mirror have used a photoshopped picture for their back page.

[dom9]

That top one is on the BBC website. They are uber cautious about such things and I'd be surprised if they just lifted it off twitter.

If they have, and it's proved to be a fake image, then heads should roll at the BBC.

[G]

Some of us wanted him to do something mental at the world cup to drive the English media mad. I'd rather he hadn't now!

[danperkins]

to both of these posts. All of those posters who are saying that it's nothing are displaying some of the worst examples of blinkered vision imaginable. If Rooney had done this we'd all be calling for a public execution. Suarez has done this three times now, plus the Evra incident.

I was one of those saying we should get rid after the Ivanovic incident. I feel that even more strongly now. If we genuinely believe the idea that no one is bigger than the club then we have to take a stand over this. Regardless of whether or not you believe biting someone to be a major transgression (I'm firmly in the camp of it being an utterly unacceptable act), there are too many other issues with this to let it pass.

Firstly, he has totally let down his national team mates, management and fans on the biggest stage in the world. Aside from his appalling action, they have **** all chance of progressing without him.

Secondly, he has given a big two fingers to Brendan and the owners, who have backed him regardless of his previous behaviour on the basis that this wasn't his normal character. Well, apparently it is, and he doesn't give a ****. He is dragging the club's reputation through the mire, and giving the media and other fans all the ammunition they need to attack the club.

Thirdly, he has given two fingers to all us LFC fans. He had the backing of the majority of fans after the Evra incident, and then the Ivanovic incident. His thanks was to agitate for a transfer. And now, after a great season he lets everyone down again with this. And all the while he continues to moan about his treatment by the British media. Plus I don't think that he ever actually apologised for the Evra or Ivanovic incidents, so clearly has **** all remorse for his actions.

To those posters who think that we can't lose as he'll either sell for a load of money or have to stay, what if the manager and owners feel that he has to go, but we end up getting far less than his real value as a result of his actions? How does that mean we aren't affected?

I don't care how good a footballer he is right now, I just want the club's name not be to continuously dragged through the mud. I want players who want to play for the club, understand what it means to play for the club, and respect its values and traditions. I don't want us to become the most reviled club in the country because we continue to defend someone whose actions are indefensible.

[Paddy]

Bet he escapes a ban.

[Leyton388]

He's a pantomime villain like Leslie Grantham playing Captain Hook at Bournemouth pier. Only difference is Grantham never bit anyone and Suarez never got his knob out on a webcam in the dressing room.