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1. Stoke defender Robert Huth has called for Liverpool striker Luis Suarez to be
banned for three games…for bursting into tears after the 3-3 draw with Crystal
Palace on Monday night that effectively cost the Reds the Premier League title.
Suarez cries
While Brendan Rodgers’ side had to overturn a large goal difference to stand a
chance of claiming a first title in 24 years, the three-goal lead over Palace looked
to have given them a fighting chance of going into the final day of the season with a
chance of glory. But the introduction of Dwight Gayle changed the game and saw
the Eagles battle back to earn a share of the points, and leave Suarez and Co
deflated on the Selhurst Park pitch.
While others such as Steven Gerrard and Martin Skrtel couldn’t believe what had
happened, Suarez pulled his shirt over his eyes and balled like a baby, and not even
a consoling word from Gerrard or Kolo Toure could lift his spirits
Immediately after the result, German defender Huth took to Twitter to express his
belief that anyone who cries on the pitch should be immediately banned.
“Still maintain that crying on the pitch should warrant a 3 match ban,” he said,
with the post getting more than 16,000
banned for three games…for bursting into tears after the 3-3 draw with Crystal
Palace on Monday night that effectively cost the Reds the Premier League title.
Suarez cries
While Brendan Rodgers’ side had to overturn a large goal difference to stand a
chance of claiming a first title in 24 years, the three-goal lead over Palace looked
to have given them a fighting chance of going into the final day of the season with a
chance of glory. But the introduction of Dwight Gayle changed the game and saw
the Eagles battle back to earn a share of the points, and leave Suarez and Co
deflated on the Selhurst Park pitch.
While others such as Steven Gerrard and Martin Skrtel couldn’t believe what had
happened, Suarez pulled his shirt over his eyes and balled like a baby, and not even
a consoling word from Gerrard or Kolo Toure could lift his spirits
Immediately after the result, German defender Huth took to Twitter to express his
belief that anyone who cries on the pitch should be immediately banned.
“Still maintain that crying on the pitch should warrant a 3 match ban,” he said,
with the post getting more than 16,000
