(June 27, 2014 at 5:55 am)max-greece Wrote: Why, after he bit the guy this time, did he roll around on the floor clutching his teeth? Do you think they might be possessed and he was attempting to wrestle back control of them?
He did that to make it look like an innocuous coming together. It worked as the referee and linesmen didn't see the incident. If Suarez just stood there then it would be pretty evident he was in the wrong, by him diving it throws doubt into the referee's mind about what just happened, and if the referee is in doubt he can't take any action.
Quote:He's a pretty disturbed guy. Why FIFA didn't stipulate that in order to return to football he had to undergo psychiatric therapy is a mystery. He obviously needs professional help.
The thing is, when he did this playing for Liverpool he did have to undergo psychiatric therapy. Liverpool as I said before is one of the only clubs in the world to employ a full time psychiatrist by the name of Steve Peters. Suarez had all the psychiatric help he could ask for, problem is he obviously doesn't pay attention and it obviously doesn't work.
This is twitter responding to Suarez, pretty funny:
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2014/06/...ostpopular
