ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC"

BlueShark · June 25, 2014

Suarez will want to play against Germany next.

He apparently would like to try some shoulder of Lahm.

ste d' indica · June 25, 2014

Its difficult to be objective as it involves 'him' and 'them', but I'd be completely ashamed if one of our lads did this at a World Cup, I'd like to think most Evertonians would be. I couldn't take to the web to defend it, or stand there looking my mates in the eye and not admit that it was a grim blight on the team. His actions and their twisted defence of it in the most media saturated tournament in history is making LFC toxic on the world stage, I just can't get my head around their protection and blind justification of him. Can't wait to see the first official acknowledgement by the club.

Jacko93 · June 25, 2014

kanie46 said:
The victom refused to press charges it was the scottish fa.

Pabbers said:
He did not press charges, the Scottish Police pushed it.

Stand corrected.

Azzurri · June 25, 2014

Pabbers said:
Nothing Natural about doing that on a footy pitch mate.

There is. Not that it's right, but what I mean is that they are actions that 99% of people would do if provoked enough.

Who instinctively bites someone?

Jxg · June 25, 2014

BlueShark said:
Suarez will want to play against Germany next.

He apparently would like to try some shoulder of Lahm.

This needs more likes...

Jacko93 · June 25, 2014

Azzurri said:
There is. Not that it's right, but what I mean is that they are actions that 99% of people would do if provoked enough.

Who instinctively bites someone?

Fighters when considered in a life and death situation. Thats the situation when most biting occcurs. In these situations though, they differ in a large number of ways from what Suarez did on each of the 3 occasions, as he sought out his vitim. He created the close quarters in order to bite him. Biting as a human reaction would tend to be to release themselves from a close quarters situation.

Azzurri · June 25, 2014

Jacko93 said:
Fighters when considered in a life and death situation. Thats the situation when most biting occcurs. In these situations though, they differ in a large number of ways from what Suarez did/done on 3 occasions, as he sought out his vitim. He created the close quarters in order to bite him. Biting as a human reaction would tend to be to release themselves from a close quarters situation.

I know mate, I didn't mean it literally...

Pabbers · June 25, 2014

Azzurri said:
There is. Not that it's right, but what I mean is that they are actions that 99% of people would do if provoked enough.

Who instinctively bites someone?

I see tham both as really bad, thats enough for me. Im not arguing about which is worse.....thats a bit kipite-ish.

Not calling you a kopite thogh mate.

toffee matt · June 25, 2014

And people wanted us to sign this turd...

Has Gus Poyet offered his support?

Jeff Jones · June 25, 2014

ste d' indica said:
Its difficult to be objective as it involves 'him' and 'them', but I'd be completely ashamed if one of our lads did this at a World Cup, I'd like to think most Evertonians would be. I couldn't take to the web to defend it, or stand there looking my mates in the eye and not admit that it was a grim blight on the team. His actions and their twisted defence of it in the most media saturated tournament in history is making LFC toxic on the world stage, I just can't get my head around their protection and blind justification of him. Can't wait to see the first official acknowledgement by the club.

Yes, so would I be ashamed, but I don't think it should reflect badly on LFC. A lot of its supporters, certainly, but not the club.

Unless it comes out defending him, of course.

Dithering Dougie · June 25, 2014

Has Souness said anything yet?

Last time he bite Ivanovic Souness was on the Sky panel and went mental calling for all sorts of action to happen, love to hear what he's got to say over this.

Blue Cheese · June 25, 2014

toffee matt said:
And people wanted us to sign this turd...

Has Gus Poyet offered his support?

Is he for real, He's a winner, hardly won anything mind. It's funny how not 1 other footballer has bitten another on a pitch, he's done it 3 times, no excuses for it.

Gablett · June 25, 2014

A particularly unique take on it all from RAWK:

"Suarez does NOT bite, he sort of grabs hold of his opponents with his teeth, the same way a cat carries its kittens, as opposed to being mauled it death by a pitbull"

PITA · June 25, 2014

From the BBC

Chiellini pulled himself up from the ground and went straight to the Mexican referee Marco Rodríguez - whose nickname happens to be Dracula - to protest. The Juventus defender pulled down the neck of his shirt to expose what, viewed later on photographs, appeared to be a bite mark.

Made me LOL.