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Luis Suarez Banned For Nine Matches and Four Months – Liverpool & Uruguay Screwed
It seems that whatever Luis Suarez does, his club, Liverpool, gets hurt more than anything else. Proportionate? Sane? FIFA suspended the Uruguayan striker for nine international matches and four total months from any footballing activity, which means his World Cup is over with Uruguay, and he won’t be able to play for Liverpool until late October. All that for one bite on Georgio Chiellini.
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37 Best Memes of Luis Suarez & Uruguay Biting & Beating Italy in the World Cup
Instead of remembering some epic battle between two former World Cup champions in Italy and Uruguay for the right to qualify, Luis Suarez biting Georgio Chiellini, with endless memes and jokes that follow, was the biggest event in a very disappointing match. Maybe the person to blame in all of this is referee Marco Rodriguez, […]
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Luis Suarez Bites, Marco Rodriguez Ruins, Uruguay Wins, Italy Loses
A terrible match between Uruguay and Italy for the right to qualify from Group D went down with plenty of controversy. Mexican referee wrongly sent off Claudio Marchisio and ruined the match, Luis Suarez struck again with his teeth, biting Georgio Chiellini. The bottom line? Italy lose 1-0 and are knocked out of the World Cup, while Uruguay move on thanks to a Diego Godin goal.
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16 Best Memes of Costa Rica Stunning Italy in the World Cup
It should no longer be a surprise, but Costa Rica converted a few more people into believers after beating Italy, leaving all the “giants” in Group D behind to secure qualification. The victory also means that England are out of the World Cup, although it also had something to do with Uruguay and Luis Suarez, which is obviously noted by the memes and joke makers.
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20 Best Memes of Luis Suarez & Uruguay Beating England in the World Cup
It hasn’t been long since Luis Suarez scored twice to possibly knock England out of the World Cup, leading Uruguay to victory. The memes? They’re mostly making fun of the English team, Steven Gerrard, Roy Hodgson and the whole Liverpool connection.
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Luis Suarez, Savior of Uruguay & Destroyer of England
Great players don’t need a lot. Just a chance, or two. Luis Suarez made a laughing stock of the England defense, coming back from an injury to give Uruguay a 2-1 win that puts them right back in the heat of things in Group D, showing once again just how great of a striker he really is.
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10 Most Valuable Players in the 2014 World Cup
The World Cup is about a lot of things, but also star power, including the value of these football superstars. The top 10 most valuable players in this tournament come from six different nations: Brazil (Hulk, Neymar), Argentina (Lionel Messi), Portugal (Cristiano Ronaldo), Spain (Andres Iniesta, Cesc Fabregas) and Uruguay (Edinson Cavani, Luis Suarez).
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Liverpool FC – Great Season But Not Enough
It’s wrong to look back at a season and start marking the results that cost you the title. It’s a loop of pain and regret you can’t walk out of. By any standard, this was an excellent season for Liverpool – from Brendan Rodgers bringing back the faith, to Luis Suarez scoring at will and Steven Gerrard making his legend grow in both positive and negative. Sometimes there’s more to take than just the bottom line which is making it back to the Champions League, but missing out on winning a championship.
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15 Best Memes of Liverpool Failing in Title Race
It would have been the sports story of the year (aside from the World Cup) if Liverpool had gone on to win their first Premier League title in 24 years, but dropping a three goal lead against Crystal Palace to finish in a draw that feels like a loss and the end of the world means that once again, the championship probably won’t be theirs and people are gloating through memes.
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From Cristiano Ronaldo to Luis Suarez – Goal Scoring Races Around Europe
While not as important as actual championship races, the chase after a scoring title, golden boot or Pichici is quite interesting as well. Some players, like Luis Suarez and Zlatan Ibrahimovic, don’t have too much to worry about, while the trio of Cristiano Ronaldo, Diego Costa and Lionel Messi will have to wait until the final day to see who is crowned in the Spanish La Liga.