Luis Suarez's bite-attack on Chelsea rival Branislav Ivanovic may have rocked English football but it has also inspired many people to take a more light-hearted view of the scandal online.
Photoshopped images of the Liverpool striker have gone viral, including one showing him as the blood-thirsty Count Dracula and more as killer shark Jaws, gobbling up victims.
Others have compared him to a dangerous dog needing a muzzle or someone who is just very hungry.
The Uruguayan was today offered anger management classes by the Professional Footballers' Association, allowing jokers to recreate the poster for Jack Nicholson's hit film, Anger Management.
These bite-inspired images have already become internet hits viewed by thousands around the world.
Suarez earned the nickname 'The Cannibal of Ajax' and a seven-match ban in 2010 for drawing blood from the shoulder of PSV Eindhoven's Otman Bakkal while playing in Holland, allowing comparisons to Hannibel Lecter.
In 2011 he moved from Holland to Liverpool, and soon afterwards the striker was fined £40,000 and banned for eight matches for racially abusing Manchester United star Patrice Evra.
Liverpool's Managing Director Ian Ayre has confirmed that the Uruguayan has been fined for his latest misdemeanour - believed to be between £200,000 to £400,000 – which go to the Hillsborough Family Support Group.
But it appears the club will stand by their star striker and not sell him after yet another controversial incident that could lead to a long ban.
The FA is reviewing the incident and Suarez is likely to be charged later today.
Photoshopped images of the Liverpool striker have gone viral, including one showing him as the blood-thirsty Count Dracula and more as killer shark Jaws, gobbling up victims.
Others have compared him to a dangerous dog needing a muzzle or someone who is just very hungry.
The Uruguayan was today offered anger management classes by the Professional Footballers' Association, allowing jokers to recreate the poster for Jack Nicholson's hit film, Anger Management.
These bite-inspired images have already become internet hits viewed by thousands around the world.
Suarez earned the nickname 'The Cannibal of Ajax' and a seven-match ban in 2010 for drawing blood from the shoulder of PSV Eindhoven's Otman Bakkal while playing in Holland, allowing comparisons to Hannibel Lecter.
In 2011 he moved from Holland to Liverpool, and soon afterwards the striker was fined £40,000 and banned for eight matches for racially abusing Manchester United star Patrice Evra.
Liverpool's Managing Director Ian Ayre has confirmed that the Uruguayan has been fined for his latest misdemeanour - believed to be between £200,000 to £400,000 – which go to the Hillsborough Family Support Group.
But it appears the club will stand by their star striker and not sell him after yet another controversial incident that could lead to a long ban.
The FA is reviewing the incident and Suarez is likely to be charged later today.
Source : DailyMail
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