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   jamesdurk94posted 12 years ago

   Would it of been a different story if Luis Suarez kicked that 17 year old ball boy?
   
   Some say the ball boy deserved it, some aren't bothered, but if it was Luis Suarez, I think it would of been a totally different story, with a totally different reaction. what's your opinion on the Hazard incident,?
   
   

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   Anthony Binksposted 12 years ago

   Yes, he would have been banned for life straight away...

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   kaizan28posted 12 years ago

   He should have just waited. The ball boy would have looked like a complete turkey, and the ref would have reflected this in extra time too.

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   Storybaileyposted 12 years ago

   Rush of blood to the head. If he had just complained to the Ref about time wasting we would not be discussing it.
   If it was Suarez, he would have "tripped" over the Ball Boy. If it was Cantona, the Ball Boy would have been kicked over the barrier!!

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      Anthony Binksposted 12 years agoin reply to this

      So True... Eric the king took no $*^%.

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   Donnacha Cposted 12 years ago

   the ballboy was wrong to held onto the ball, but Hazard still had no right to kick at him, that boy is just a child, Hazard should know better...red card deserved....I agree, that if it was Suarez I think the uproar would be massive, even a court case I would imagine....

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   tazzmania89posted 12 years ago

   What would happen if Steven Gerrard kicked the ball boy?

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   CyclingFitnessposted 12 years ago

   Not really- the boy isn't black so it wouldn't be deemed a racially aggravated incident
   
   Apparently the ball boy had stated on Twitter earlier that day that he had been given the role as he was Wale's best time waster (or something similar) and that he would do everything in his power to help Swansea win- And He Did. Congratulations to Swansea City

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   Emmyboyposted 12 years ago

   I think so.
   
   Eden Hazard has no previous record for scandals and what happened was quite surprising and shocking for so many people although most people might want to forgive him because they might understand he did what he did out of frustration at that particular time.
   
   But coming to Luis Suarez, I think the whole of English Press would be boiling by now had it been it was him because Luis has managed to install himself in that special hall of shame list by courting controversy everywhere he goes...

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