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:w000t: Well, at least if Mancini was coach, Balotelli's Azzurri career would likely be over. :D But I don't think they have a good enough defense for Mancini tactics to be that effective.

Apparently Athletic fans and media have turned on Herrera (similar to what happened to Llorente), so now he's basically stuck.

Idiots. :lol: That's good for the US though.

Welcome. :) Wish Coutinho had gone to the WC.

Real Talk.

Cannavaro said he'd be interested in coaching the Azzurri if he was asked... that has the potential to either be really awesome or really awful. Always a gamble with young inexperienced coaches, no matter if they were a legend as a player or not. Might be better for him to get some experience at...

Of course... the responsibility also lies with others (in this case, the Uruguayan FA, Tabarez, and his NT teammates). All the statements coming out of Uruguay trying to cover everything up just contributes to his mind's delusion that he didn't do anything wrong, and it's always the other...

Yep, a lot of players had poor upbringings, especially South Americans. But the human brain is complicated and certain people react differently to the same situation. Still, he can't do this stuff, get hated for it and then play the victim. He seems intelligent enough to know his actions aren't...

If he has a mental problem like that article implies then it's sad, I've had flashbacks before too and you're not yourself when it happens. But a professional like him NEEDS to get help for something like that (either on his own, or someone needs to convince him if he is too proud to admit he...

Chiellini did move his shoulder back, but he was turned around and couldn't see Suarez. And yes, Suarez had already started to go for him before he moved back. Perhaps even worse than the actual act is the fact that he blatantly lied about it when there's so much video evidence.

I've been able to "overlook" some of his past antics because of how good he is, but there comes a time when enough is enough. I'm through with supporting him as an individual UNLESS he admits he has a problem and gets professional help for it, and quits making up excuses or denying stuff. If he...

I can't believe it's nearly equal.

I'm protective of players I like too, but if one of them did something like that I would never for a second defend it. Not to mention how many pics and gifs there were posted in here of the incident and he just kept denying it and denying it, instead of just owning up to it and admitting he was...

Let's go to the bar and ask them to put it on the big screen. :VdB:

Both.

Far from Chiellini running into him with his shoulder either, like some are claiming. Suarez was going for it.

I always try to acknowledge when a Barca player does something less than desirable. Obviously I wouldn't call Busquets that, because by watching him regularly I know that he's generally not that type of player. And there are Barca players "worse" than him anyway. But Suarez dives regularly...

2010 was worse. They couldn't even win one game and the group was on paper easier than this one.

If Insigne hadn't played so poorly against Costa Rica I bet he would have come on today. He has a history of partnering well with Immobile that was shown as recently as a couple weeks ago against Fluminense. I didn't understand the Parolo sub either, I understand taking Balotelli off as he was a...

To bring attention to it?