Wednesday 25 June 2014

Liverpool striker Luis Suarez - The 2014 World cup Vampire

Danger from the deep: Uruguay international and Liverpool striker Luis Suarez became the subject of many joke images and videos on the internet after Tuesday's incident. He has been widely depicted as a shark. Monster: Luis Suarez is portrayed as Jaws on a poster from the 1975 thriller after the Uruguay striker's extraordinary attack on Giorgio Chiellini during the World Cup clash between Italy and Uruguay
Monster: Luis Suarez is portrayed as Jaws on a poster from the 1975 thriller after the Uruguay striker's extraordinary attack on Giorgio Chiellini during his team's World Cup match against Italy

Danger from the deep: Suarez has been depicted as a shark after the 'bite' incident
 
The Uruguay striker was also pictured as Dracula and even as the shark from the Hollywood film Jaws – the theme of a headline employed by the Mail yesterday.
Suarez’s sponsors, who include Adidas, do not see the player’s third biting outrage as a laughing matter however.
The sportswear firm’s executives met in Rio de Janeiro yesterday to discuss the incident.
 


A spokesman said: ‘Adidas is aware of the issue involving Luis Suarez. We await Fifa’s full investigation into this matter and will respond accordingly.’ 
Adidas took the unusual step of issuing a statement condemning Suarez’s ‘unacceptable’ actions when he bit Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic during a Premier League game last year.
Poker brand 888, which also has a deal with the player, said it would not tolerate unsporting behaviour and was seriously reviewing its relationship with the star.
One for the album: Hannibal Lecter sticker
Teething troubles: Online jokers have turned Suarez into a vampire
Ones for the album: Online jokers have turned Luis Suarez into Hannibal Lecter, the cannibal criminal from the Silence of the Lambs, pictured left, and a vampire, pictured right


Suarez has been mocked up as Dracula from the silent era - but his sponsors do not see his third biting incident as a laughing matter
Suarez has been mocked up as Dracula from the silent era - but his sponsors do not see his third biting incident as a laughing matter

Under control: One mock-up proving popular is Suarez as a dog in a neck cone
He has also been depicted as a bottle opener
Under control: One mock-up proving popular is Suarez as a dog in a neck cone, while the footballer has also been depicted as a novelty bottle opener

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