Friday night’s World Cup quarter final match between Ghana and Uruguay was an epic. There was action from start to finish in a match that had Africa and the world at the edge of their seats. 1-1 after full time, and still undecided as extra time drew to a close, Ghana then released a header goalwards. The keeper was nowhere, the South American’s defence was in tatters, and for that split second it looked certain that the Black Stars would be going through to the semi-finals. But then out of nowhere that cheating peasant Luis Suarez took the matter into his own hands by making a goal keeper save to deny the Africans glory.
Sure he was instantly red carded and Ghana were awarded a penalty, but this single act was the most under-handed and darn right despicable show of unsporting conduct seen since one of those Chappell brothers bowled an underarm ball to avoid losing a cricket match .
So what should be done with scandalous Suarez, he will not play in the semi-finals, but that isn’t justice for me. TheBounce has decided to compile a list of jobs appropriate for this douche bag where he can put his hands to good use and maybe then he will realise that football is called football for a reason.
Barry Rongue’s personal masseur / physical comforter.
Want to really put your hands to good use, well rubbing, pressing and stroking big Barry Rongue is a brilliant start. Oh yes, this Uruguayan can utilize his money makers in a very special way and will be just the thing for Barry come extra time. Suarez would be a very naughty 9 out of 10 in no time at all.
Rural circumcision specialist
Each year in South Africa we see the innocent young victims of botched circumcisions on the news. It breaks my heart it does and it makes me think that if there was just a guy with a steady hand and a bit of professionalism, tragedy could be avoided for these young men. So, somebody give Dr Suarez a ten blade and throw him deep into the rural Eastern Cape. He could be a handy addition to the region for sure.
Traffic light accessories salesman
Especially at Joburg intersections, you need some pretty decent hands to display your goods as you walk up and down the lanes with phone chargers, ear-phones, flags, blue-tooth kits and hats. Salesman Suarez would be a handy addition to the lights, he could probably even flog a few Uruguayan team shirts, you wouldn’t be surprised if he nicked them when his mates were in the showers.
Out-Surance pointsman
Here’s another public service role, slimey Suarez can help direct traffic with his world famous hands at busy intersections during peak hour traffic. Motorists then get the added value of shouting abuse at him and perhaps throwing a bit of excrement his way as they pass on their merry ways.
Horse seaman collector
Suarez is known for his robust playing style and ability assert himself in the penalty area. Right so he would be great at guiding a big stallion into the cock holster used for “milking” prized specimens. Yup this is a job for someone with a strong yet sensitive touch and giant douche Suarez is just the sort to be hands on here.
If you have any other ideas of how Luis Suarez could put his hands to better use, then please feel free to drop them into the comments box below. We are all about being helpful at TheBounce and seeing as this Uruguayan striker will be sitting out the next match, it is important that he keeps himself busy while being in out fine country. As the saying goes, idle hands do the devils work.
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What I am learning as this saga continues is that the true soccer experts and commentators view this act as more tactical than shamefull!!! Suarez is a naional hero back home at the present moment. A mate was almost bragging to me about how a member of his national team once made a full stretch horizontal dive to palm one over the cross bar!!!! Soccer – I just don’t think I will ever fully get it!
I disagree totally with the above comments, as John Smit tweeted “Ghana had their chance and could not convert. They were not cheated of anything. Tough Maybe!”
I agree with the above, sport is sport and if you are not good enough to take your chances then you must face the prospect of losing.
The same could be said about, England and Frank Lampards disallowed goal and the fact that four Spanish players were in the box when Paraguay took their penalty, which the ref missed.
People must get over the fact about supporting Ghana and Africa. Do you think France and England are supporting Germany because they are European, or Chile, Argentina or Brazil are supporting Uruguay because they are all South American? I think not!
Totally agree and totally love!
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Al i think you are missing the point of the post here. What Suarez did as an individual warrants the response which i posted. The result of the game is not mentioned here as Ghana rightly had their chances but didn’t take them.
When a guy shames the game like Suarez did he deserves all the criticism possible, but keep the passion burning though – don’t hold back in future
With regards to the supporting Africa thing – hey dude, whatever floats your boat. it sure made my beer taste sweeter with regards to having more to cheer for after bafana departed early. I’m all for the gees and friday had loads of it!
Ahh but if Ghana had won would people be going on and on about the hand ball?
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Al i would still wish permanent diarrhoea on his cheating ass, Ghana winning would just be a sweet bonus. Cheating sportsmen are a cancer and should be made an example of.
In fact i’m chilean and i think we naturally have more simpathy for uruguay than for Spain.. maybe the descendants of the other countries will suport them, but the majority of the people support uruguay… but taht’s not the point, the point to me is that in this case the handball was detect, and justice was done about it… the penalty and the expulsion for me are fair punishment… football is like thaT… and in this kind of tournaments and circumstances, sportmanship is second to survivAL… i understand perfectly the handball of Suarez and i support it… if that would happen to my country, i would not be even bothered, in fact i would considerate the manouver as smart and desperate, but necessary for my rivals… football is not a sportmanship sport… it’s a competitive sport, and it replace in many cases even wars.. just football can give us this kind of moments… football is the ruler of the world
It is int he best interest of EVERYONE For the host country to remain in the tournament. Every visitor and even television spectator benefits from the fact that we remain ambitious and most interested in the tournament. For this reason I think it’s great that SA peeps hopped on the Africa band wagon and found a proxy home team! And the “We are all African, Africa in your blood” thing has been goign on for far longer than the SWC… so I think it’s all awesome. Did you know that Ghana had a vehicle parade from Vilikazi street to Melrose Arch as a farewell? Well they did, I don’t know if anyone went though, I hope no-one did, they let us all down in the worst way, they had the chance to BURY Suarez for what he did… They didn’t… now we are having the Cheat vs. Self-sacrificing-mastermind debate!
It is in the best interest of EVERYONE For the host country to remain in the tournament. Every visitor and even television spectator benefits from the fact that we remain ambitious and most interested in the tournament. For this reason I think it’s great that SA peeps hopped on the Africa band wagon and found a proxy home team! And the “We are all African, Africa in your blood” thing has been goign on for far longer than the SWC… so I think it’s all awesome. Did you know that Ghana had a vehicle parade from Vilikazi street to Melrose Arch as a farewell? Well they did, I don’t know if anyone went though, I hope no-one did, they let us all down in the worst way, they had the chance to BURY Suarez for what he did… They didn’t… now we are having the Cheat vs. Self-sacrificing-mastermind debate!
Prostate inspector? Public toilet cleaner at Bundu Fest- there must be 1000′s of Acorn toilets to use those gifted hands on…
Levi, I agree. The ethics that this teaches those up & coming kids is unimaginable. “Cheat- you’ll be a hero”
Im thinking that this world cup has highlighted to what extent cheating can go. These players are payed millions for the skill and fitness they posses with their feet. To have to dive, roll around in pain, cry, scream, claim false tackles is disgusting. Yet the world shout them on. Do you cheat at the office, well I hope not..
Luis Suarez, in my little opinion is nothing more than a cheating husband, liar, fraudster, and all round scum. If you cant do the job within the rules then &^$* off.
Yet its not just Luis Suarez, its all the over played football crybabies.. The only answer is the way of rugby and cricket. TV replays and captain reviews. That should sort the crap out. Give each cappie 1 review a half, off-sides, handballs whatever, and look on the replay. Simple.
Now that’s off my chest, I can go back to work.
Keep up the good work BK!
A few years ago I cut this quote out of the Times (UK).I knew it would come in handy one day
“Soccer is a dreadful game ,played by snivelling,mendacious,cheating,diving,foul-mouthed,overpaid peasants with bad hair and cloned wives and girlfriends.”
This guy got it in ONE.
Hey Ben, What about the 5 worst hair styles? On second thoughts make that 10 or even 20 as there were so many.
When was the last time you did something for the first time?
Caught on camera at the recent SA v Windies test…umpire Simon Taufel was caught adjusting Sulaman Benn’s stud . That was the diamond one in his left ear. No bloody wonder the Windies have gone down the banks.
Great comments all – Our Chilean friend summed things up nicely. Football is not a sport for sportsmanship, therefore the perfect hunting ground for a bottom feeding cretin like Suarez.
Who, as so rightfully pointed out by Kris K, was the same prick that deceived the ref into sending the Bafana keeper off when Uruguay played the hosts.
It’s been great having the Football World Cup here in S.A, but what a pleasure that we can always go back to watching rugby, where real sportsmen play a game as hard as they can so they can earn victory by simply being better than the other guys.
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