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Saturday, 18 October 2014

Suarez Biting Me could have saved Italy,says Chiellini,Lol

Thegoalmac can reveal that Giorgio Chiellini revealed he pushed for Luis Suarez to get sent off after being bitten by the Uruguay striker at World Cup 2014 because he was convinced it would have turned around Italy 's fortunes.

Lol,looking at this bite picture really makes me laugh,but what was this guy thinking,its completely inexplicable.Continue for what Mr Chiellini said.

Suarez remained on the field as a Diego Godin goal ultimately gave Uruguay a 1-0 victory in Natal, condemning the Azzurri to a shock group-stage exit.

The 30-year-old stopper tangled with Suarez before showing the referee what appeared to be teeth marks on his shoulder and Chiellini admits he was attempting to convince referee Marco Rodriguez to produce a red card.

“At that moment I wasn’t thinking of just telling tales on Suarez, but of reaching the last 16 of the World Cup,” Chiellini told La Gazzetta dello Sport .

“I was certain that if he was sent off, Uruguay would never have got through to the next round, just as
I always thought with Zinedine Zidane [who headbutted Italy's Marco Materazzi] on the field perhaps the 2006 World Cup final would’ve gone a different way.”

Suarez is set to make his debut for Barcelona in the Clasico against Real Madrid next weekend after his four-month ban from all footballing activities was reduced.

Chiellini went on to laud Zlatan Ibrahimovic as the greatest striker he’s faced in his career and revealed that, despite some fierce altercations with the Sweden international, no animosity remains between the two.

“Ibrahimovic remains the best of them all, as he can change a game by himself,” he added.
“With him we used elbows, threats and after a post-Calciopoli edition of Juventus-Inter were close to getting into a fight. At the end of the day, we had a good rapport though.”
    

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