Luis Suarez has finally said sorry over his World Cup bite shame - under orders from Barcelona, who are planning to offer the 27-year-old Uruguay striker a five-year deal worth £160,000-a-week. Italys Giorgio Chiellini hopes Fifa reduces Luis Suarezs penalty, which was imposed after the Liverpool striker bit the 29 year-old Juventus defender, reports Marca. Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho believes Suarez, 27, crossed a line after biting Chiellini and has urged the Liverpool star to control his emotions. Arjen Robben, 30, has argued that he is guilty only of being too honest after he escaped punishment from Fifa despite admitting he dived during the Netherlands 2-1 last-16 victory against Mexico. Arjen Robben won a controversial penalty in the Netherlands victory over Mexico Brazil have dismissed reports about Neymar, 22, being ruled out of Fridays match against Colombia after the Barcelona striker sustained thigh and knee injuries during the match against Chile. Argentina boss Alejandro Sabella has picked out Chile and Cardiffs Gary Medel, 26, as a surprising role model for his players after the midfielders whole-hearted display against Brazil. United States boss Jurgen Klinsmann is unhappy at the appointment of French-speaking Algeria referee Djamel Haimoudi for the last-16 match against Belgium. Former Costa Rica, Derby, West Ham and Manchester City striker Paolo Wanchope believes his countrys performance in Brazil is the greatest underdog story the World Cup has ever produced. Belgium and Chelsea forward Eden Hazard, 23, has watched Lionel Messi, Neymar and James Rodriguez light up the World Cup and says now it is his turn. Argentina coach Alejandro Sabella says striker Messi, 26, is as decisive in this World Cup as Diego Maradona was in the 1986 tournament. Nigeria coach Stephen Keshi has attributed their 2-0 loss to France to referee Mark Geiger from the United States, saying a referee can make mistakes, but not so much.
Posted on: Tue, 01 Jul 2014 12:20:56 +0000
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