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It's certainly more cowardly and pathetic, I'd have rejected him a bit more had he tried to chin Chiellini

Respected *

Have you genuinely just played the culture card?

no not me. was on five live now lol during half time. even i was surprised at that lol.

so goes back to cultures again it seems.
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I thought he didn't bite him anyway?

He does have a point, biting. Is a term of endearment

greatteams shut up u twaaat. i am repeatimg what was said on bbc five live at half time with some sarcasm.

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our luis has something a bit of the night about him lol

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nah mate thats you, you plum. you just cant take it. if u dont get the sarcasm dont comment you knobb.
so tell me greatteams if a bite caused the same amount of damage as a elbow does, would they both be treated differently in court of law? possibly not so why should it be treated differrntly in sport?

I'd have rejected him a bit more had he tried to chin Chiellini
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Yes, that's what he should have done. Not sure about FIFA, but for the FA at least, chinning somebody is pretty low down in severity on their list of offences .

You're right, if he can't stop himself losing the plot, he should get into the habit of chinning people. It would be more entertaining, and attract a lesser ban

(though we might lose out on the entertainment the moral outrage provides)

The only plum on here is you, you goofy t*at!

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A bite in Uruguay is actually a term of endearment. Suarez was just trying to make friends

so why are you getting upset and over reacting of me repeating what a bbc reported witnessed in brazil and what the local media said about how biting is culturally seen differently in terms of severity in south america?

london red .... but suarez ...but suarez

do u fancy him?

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I'd have rejected him a bit more had he tried to chin Chiellini
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Yes, that's what he should have done. Not sure about FIFA, but for the FA at least, chinning somebody is pretty low down in severity on their list of offences .

You're right, if he can't stop himself losing the plot, he should get into the habit of chinning people. It would be more entertaining, and attract a lesser ban
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Please try to find a player who has deliberately chinned another player 3 separate times unprovoked.

Then we'll compare what ban they got

i have seen your comments before and you are a grade A twaat. i usuly try to ignore you but unfortunately had to converse with u today.

can you teach me how to filter please so i do not have to read your rubbish.

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well i wont be asking to borrow yours after the mess you probably made w@@nking off at all the moral disgust you felt today. prat