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Suarez 10 game ban (updated page 23)
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Re: Suarez 10 game ban
SEE how the 10-game ban handed to Liverpool striker Luis Suarez for his bite on Branislav Ivanovic compares to other FA punishments over the years:
Eric Cantona - 9 months
The Manchester United striker was handed the FA's biggest-ever punishment for his kung-fu kick on a Crystal Palace supporter in 1995. The Frenchman was also handed a two-week jail sentence, although it was later reduced to 120 hours community service.
Joey Barton - 12 games
The QPR midfielder was slapped with a lengthy ban for his meltdown against Manchester City on the final day of last season. Shown a red card for an off-the-ball incident with Carlos Tevez, Barton then clashed with both Sergio Aguero and Vincent Kompany.
Paolo Di Canio - 11 games
The fiery Italian was punished for pushing over referee Paul Alcock during a game against Arsenal in September 1998. The Sheffield Wednesday player later described himself as "very,very sorry" for the incident.
David Prutton - 10 games
Another to lose his rag with officials. The Southampton midfielder admitted two charges of improper conduct for pushing ref Alan Wiley and trying to confront a linesman.
Luis Suarez - 10 games
Attempted to bite Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic in an astonishing incident.
Ben Thatcher - 8 games
Portsmouth midfielder Pedro Mendes was left unconscious by Thatcher's elbow during a game in 2006. The Manchester City defender was also fined six weeks' wages for the shocking challenge.
Luis Suarez - 8 games
The Uruguayan's other notable FA ban came after he was found guilty of racially abusing Manchester United defender Patrice Evra.
Roy Keane - 5 games
The Irishman was suspended for revealing in his autobiography that a challenge on Manchester City's Alf Inge Haaland the previous season (for which he was sent-off) was pre-meditated.
John Terry - 4 games
The former England skipper was handed a four-game suspension for calling QPR's Anton Ferdinand a "f***ing black c***" last season
SEE how the 10-game ban handed to Liverpool striker Luis Suarez for his bite on Branislav Ivanovic compares to other FA punishments over the years:
Eric Cantona - 9 months
The Manchester United striker was handed the FA's biggest-ever punishment for his kung-fu kick on a Crystal Palace supporter in 1995. The Frenchman was also handed a two-week jail sentence, although it was later reduced to 120 hours community service.
Joey Barton - 12 games
The QPR midfielder was slapped with a lengthy ban for his meltdown against Manchester City on the final day of last season. Shown a red card for an off-the-ball incident with Carlos Tevez, Barton then clashed with both Sergio Aguero and Vincent Kompany.
Paolo Di Canio - 11 games
The fiery Italian was punished for pushing over referee Paul Alcock during a game against Arsenal in September 1998. The Sheffield Wednesday player later described himself as "very,very sorry" for the incident.
David Prutton - 10 games
Another to lose his rag with officials. The Southampton midfielder admitted two charges of improper conduct for pushing ref Alan Wiley and trying to confront a linesman.
Luis Suarez - 10 games
Attempted to bite Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic in an astonishing incident.
Ben Thatcher - 8 games
Portsmouth midfielder Pedro Mendes was left unconscious by Thatcher's elbow during a game in 2006. The Manchester City defender was also fined six weeks' wages for the shocking challenge.
Luis Suarez - 8 games
The Uruguayan's other notable FA ban came after he was found guilty of racially abusing Manchester United defender Patrice Evra.
Roy Keane - 5 games
The Irishman was suspended for revealing in his autobiography that a challenge on Manchester City's Alf Inge Haaland the previous season (for which he was sent-off) was pre-meditated.
John Terry - 4 games
The former England skipper was handed a four-game suspension for calling QPR's Anton Ferdinand a "f***ing black c***" last season
Re: Suarez 10 game ban
He has talent, and he's wasted practically a season of his career with his stupid behaviour, thrown in with his cheating for Uruguay etc, the ****.RonIpstone said:7 match ban for first biting offence, 8 match ban for first racial abuse offence, 10 match ban for second biting offence.
Not unreasonable, certainly not corrupt.
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blueinsa
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Re: Suarez 10 game ban
Good effort.
nederblue said:It is good the FA didn't floss over the incident. They have descaled the problem and justice has been served. Brace yourself for a RAWK meltdown.
Good effort.
Joycee Banercheck
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Re: Suarez 10 game ban
So, if anything, the FA are saying that a bite is deemed more of an offence than racism. But then, everyone knows the FA are the most incompetent and deluded farce of a gang that has ever existed.
I may be wrong, but haven't the FA banned Suarez for 10 games purely for the bite? There has been no additional games added on to the ban for any previous violent conduct in England as he hasn't been guilty of any (that I can recall). He was up on a charge of violent conduct, which is completely separate from a charge on racial grounds.blueinsa said:RonIpstone said:7 match ban for first biting offence, 8 match ban for first racial abuse offence, 10 match ban for second biting offence.
Not unreasonable, certainly not corrupt.
Correct and people need to start realising that the player himself has brought all this on himself and his club.
No bite, no fucking ban.
So, if anything, the FA are saying that a bite is deemed more of an offence than racism. But then, everyone knows the FA are the most incompetent and deluded farce of a gang that has ever existed.
gordondaviesmoustache
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Re: Suarez 10 game ban
Upon reflection I think it's one game too many.
I would 'say-nine' is more appropriate.
Upon reflection I think it's one game too many.
I would 'say-nine' is more appropriate.
Re: Suarez 10 game ban
Stony, please dude, I know its ridiculously sad of me, but is there any chance you can use a word, other than mard?
stony said:That ban is well deserved and Liverpool fans are a bunch of mard arse deluded fuckwits if they think he should have got away with a 3 match ban.
Stony, please dude, I know its ridiculously sad of me, but is there any chance you can use a word, other than mard?