I had to laugh when I read this on the BBC Live reporting of the latest Luis Suarez biting incident:
Diego Suarez, who tweets using the handle @suarez is getting a lot of abuse following the controversial Luis Suarez’s incident with Italy’s Giorgio Chiellini.
Buenos Aires-based Suarez tweets: “I am not Luis Suarez. There are many Suarez in the world, I am not Luis Suarez. Please.”
See what’s left of Chiellini’s shoulder. But seriously, the bite marks are clearly visible.
The Special John @bainesyDiego10 stated:
#Suarez devastated he’ll potentially miss out on a meeting with Germany. Apparently he quite fancied the shoulder of Lahm…
Will Suarez be found guilty of biting and if so how long will he be banned for this time? The BBC states, ‘The maximum ban Suarez could face if governing body Fifa takes retrospective action is 24 matches or two years’. I hope he misses the next game at least to lift Colombia’s hopes in the knockout stage against Uruguay. Can you imagine the Colombian angst if Suarez is left to play them this Saturday and he scores?
Just in on BBC sports news:
Fifa vice-president Jim Boyce says football’s world governing body ‘must investigate’ Luis Suarez.
Boyce adds: “I have watched the incident several times on television.
“There is no doubt Luis Suarez is a fantastic footballer but once again his actions have left him open to severe criticism.
“There is no doubt that Fifa must investigate this incident very seriously and take whatever action is deemed necessary.”
“The more I live, the more I learn. The more I learn, the more I realize, the less I know.”- Michel Legrand
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This world has gone ‘scrazy’
I’m hungry already!
Thanks for popping in Lance. How ya been buddy? Watching much football over there?
Naw. Been Watching old Shakespearean movies.
But that is just me.
Tally-Ho! Bit of a fan of the ol’ Shakespeare. What is your favourite movie adaption of a Shakespearean play? I’d like to see if I have come to my senses since High school.
Zeffirelli’s’ ‘Hamlet’ and Polanski’s ‘Macbeth’.
My favorites along with Branagh’s Henry V..
Oh and Zeffirelli’s’ R&J, and ‘Shrew’.
Enjoyed Olivier’s Rich III too.
Oh! and Branagh’s “Othello” with L. Fishburn…
Need I go on?
Impressive List. I like Polanski’s stuff a lot so I will try to locate a copy of his Macbeth. And Branagh’s Henry V to get me started. Orson Wells did a Shakespeare movie too. Was it Othello?
Yes it was Othello.
Start with Branagh’s Henry V. Then immediately to to Macbeth. (Polanski’s) You will be changed.
Will do and report back. I need changing too. Keep well Sir Lance.
Thank you, My Friend .
You as well.
All are easily accessed on Amazon.