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Brasil 2014

Again, Mexico was robbed of a CLEAR Penalty(twice), but they still managed to win......
I am still curious to see if the argentinians will be able reach their full potential......I feel this WC is still wide open....

Now we will start to see who is who in the WC.......
 
Things are shaping up nicely. ...All my teams are in.

Thursday: Germany vs USA - that should be swell. ...Germany should raise to the challenge and win.
 
What do you guys think about Suarez and "Bite-gate."
Should he be punished? Should the team be punished?
 
This is (at least) the third time Suarez bit somebody during a game. Here in Holland he bit Otman Bakkal and got suspended for 7 games, in England he bit Branislav Ivanovic and got 10 games. So he should ne punished, and severely.
 
This is one of the top fussball player, and also one with the most strangest infractions. Something is not right with this man.
 
Absolute disgrace. Does this guy have rabies? Thinks he's a Zombie? He should be banned for life. This is football, not the UFC.
 
I don't think a lifetime ban would be too harsh. What would be better is to recall their win against Italy, and let the next best team move ahead to the elimination round.
 
2014 Brazil

baco99 said:
I don't think a lifetime ban would be too harsh. What would be better is to recall their win against Italy, and let the next best team move ahead to the elimination round.
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+1. Italians didn't have their best game, but what Suarez did has to be punished:nono:
 
This is what happen when teams from Italia, France, Brasil, etc... don't do well, the coach will resign. Most of the time, it has nothing to do with the coaching staff. Prandelli is one of the best Italian coach, but that"s the way they do it over there.
 
It gets even worse:
Uruguayan coach Óscar Tabárez, who was in a tough position to answer questions about his psychopathic star player, denied any knowledge of Suarez’s actions and defended him by saying he receives undue criticism from “certain media,” insinuating that the video of Suarez’s bite is subjective.

Even if he’s aware of Suarez’s actions, Tabárez made it clear where his allegiance lies, saying, “If we see he is going to be attacked, which has begun at this press conference, we’re going to defend him.”

http://www.sportsgrid.com/soccer/ur...oots-back-at-british-media-for-witch-hunting/

Really? I will be really disappointed if FIFA let this slide and wouldn't panish Suarez and the team.
 
Suárez is one of their best player, and yes, they will defend him till death.
As for the FIFA, this is a strange association. If you think the NHL is strange and powerful, FIFA are tenfold.
 
This should not go unpunished. I think the other teams tha Uruguay will face will have a say.
 
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