It's quite clear he hits his man, but it's also clear he's being provoked. He's not trying to knock the guy out, he's just annoyed with the close attention. It should be a sending off in today's climate, no argument about that but it's not a dangerous action that was ever going to hurt anyone and it's certainly not the worst thing ever seen on a football pitch.
It's easy to defend him with the whole 'he's a bastard, but he's our bastard' thing but on this occasion I don't think he needs much defending. He's in the wrong and anybody who says he's not is a bit too blinkered, but he's hardly committed GBH on anyone, and he's obviously reacting to how the other guy behaves. My concern here is that other players will see how he reacts to provocation and he will become even more of a target than he is already. He has plenty of yellow cards this season and I'd be willing to bet the majority of those are in the closing stages of games we've lost, he doesn't like it when things aren't going his way and that's when he tends to lose it a little.
Incredible how much Suarez sells.
ReplyDeletePeople that talk about Suarez punch obviously didn't watch the game,the defender (Jara) was taking his shirt, punching him, etc. What Suarez did was amazing, I would do the same, what London Press want? what Torres did against Ferdinand?
Suarez is a man not a coward
suarez just one the players you hate to not have and love to have. who wouldn't want him in there tesm???
ReplyDeleteSuarez definitely sells! Add his name to anything and people listen / read /watch..
ReplyDeleteI think you're right, most men would have done exactly what Suarez did, if anybody says they'd just stand there and accept somebody provoking them then they're either liars or cowards.
And of course anybody would want Suarez in their team, he's a player who makes such a difference and never gives up.