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ShiftyPowers;3697025 said:Most late challenges are more dangerous, in fact I would venture to say that biting a guy is one of the least dangerous things you can do on a football pitch. So yeah it's not cool to go around biting people, but at least he wasn't out there attempting a tackle to end someone's career which so many great legends of the past have done repeatedly (Zidane, Keane, Cantona). Chiellini will carry some superficial bite marks for 3 days and he'll be fine.
Obviously it's a red card, but everyone is climbing up on Mount Pious on this trying to overreact the most; I'm surprised to see it from Az.
RobbieD_PL;3697131 said:BTW "I believe that we will win!" is a REALLY LAME chant. You guys couldn't seriously think of anything better?
Dytza;3697180 said:Chiellini himself recently stated that the ban is a bit exagerrated and the player should be at least allowed to stay with his teammates.
RobbieD_PL;3697426 said:That's a rat thing to do. He was complaining so much about FIFA doing nothing and when they do something, he says it's too harsh?
derok;3697435 said:Chiellini thinks the same way as I do. Maybe they should've banned him for one game, but let him play after.
When I first saw on tv that it was a 9 game ban, I was like "what!!!!!!!!!!". I felt it was too much.
He made a mistake, but we must have a heart and think that we all make mistakes. It was an involuntary mistake, it was not something he planned.