by ferrarilover » 24 Jun 2014, 22:57
I have absolutely no doubt that, despite the incident being caught on 300 cameras, all in glorious high definition, being witnessed not only by 80,000 people in the stadium, but a global TV audience of 500,000,000, there being absolute evidence of a bite mark on the victim and Suarez having more form than the Post Office, FIFA will squirm out of actually punishing him for the offence. After all, can''t have a £70m striker missing from the game for too long, think of how much money that would cost Blatter and his mates. No, what you really need to secure a draconian conviction is a grainy video which looks to have been shot on an early 2000s Nokia from two towns over of two blokes coming together in the penalty area and absolutely no evidence at all that a bite actually occurred in front of the 17 people who could be arsed to turn up.
Makes you wonder though, regards the Labadie incident. The Italian went down like he'd been shot and "all" Suarez had done was left teeth marks. If Labadie had really bitten a chunk out of the Chesterfield bloke, he sure as hell wouldn't have just got up and carried on with the game. Guilty plea be damned, there's no way that the Ladderz incident went down in the way that the official record shows.
Matt.
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I have absolutely no doubt that, despite the incident being caught on 300 cameras, all in glorious high definition, being witnessed not only by 80,000 people in the stadium, but a global TV audience of 500,000,000, there being absolute evidence of a bite mark on the victim and Suarez having more form than the Post Office, FIFA will squirm out of actually punishing him for the offence. After all, can''t have a £70m striker missing from the game for too long, think of how much money that would cost Blatter and his mates. No, what you really need to secure a draconian conviction is a grainy video which looks to have been shot on an early 2000s Nokia from two towns over of two blokes coming together in the penalty area and absolutely no evidence at all that a bite actually occurred in front of the 17 people who could be arsed to turn up.
Makes you wonder though, regards the Labadie incident. The Italian went down like he'd been shot and "all" Suarez had done was left teeth marks. If Labadie had really bitten a chunk out of the Chesterfield bloke, he sure as hell wouldn't have just got up and carried on with the game. Guilty plea be damned, there's no way that the Ladderz incident went down in the way that the official record shows.
Matt.
Paging Jonny Five, that's Jonny Five to the stage please. Customer waiting.
