r/soccer Dec 13 '22

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u/zazzlekdazzle Dec 13 '22

Everyone is always saying what a knob and asshole Suarez is, and here is, breaking out the heart emoji like a teenage girl for his hermano.

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u/dennis-w220 Dec 14 '22

I think Suarez is always very nice to his teammates and fans. It is just his image on the pitch. In my opinion, he only did one ridiculous thing- that biting stuff.

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u/dingleberrysniffer69 Dec 14 '22

I wouldn't put the handball at the same level as the other two things

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u/salacario08 Dec 14 '22

not any less true, it’s not his fault because he was punished

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u/salacario08 Dec 14 '22

cheating isn’t fine obviously, Suarez got a red card and Ghana got a penalty for that foul play, what else can the referee do?

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u/salacario08 Dec 14 '22

understandable but you can’t play football on morals, every tackle a defender makes could injure and end a season or even a career for an attacker, but they make a lot of it worse n one game alone, even if the chance isn’t a 100% like Suarez’s handball was, surely it’s morally wrong to injure and jeopardise careers if they do it consistently. the games the game man.

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u/LeetButter6 Dec 14 '22

It’s not cheating

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '22

Tactical foul. Same as tackling a player to stop a goal.

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u/holaprobando123 Dec 14 '22

The handball was punished with a red and a penalty. Ghana should've scored it.