" PLAYER BANNED FOR EIGHT MATCHES "
Thu Mar 31, 2016 3:07 pm
BREAKING NEWS: Leeds striker Souleymane Doukara banned for eight matches after being found guilty of biting an opponent.
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Thu Mar 31, 2016 3:43 pm
Santa Ponsa Blue wrote:BREAKING NEWS: Leeds striker Souleymane Doukara banned for eight matches after being found guilty of biting an opponent.
I agree with that
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Thu Mar 31, 2016 5:40 pm
Absolutely disgusting to even contemplate biting someone.
Was any action taken against Diego Costa, looked like he thought about biting but stopped right at the end?
Was any action taken against Diego Costa, looked like he thought about biting but stopped right at the end?
Re: " PLAYER BANNED FOR EIGHT MATCHES "
Thu Mar 31, 2016 7:06 pm
worcester_ccfc wrote:Absolutely disgusting to even contemplate biting someone.
Was any action taken against Diego Costa, looked like he thought about biting but stopped right at the end?
I agree Ned
Re: " PLAYER BANNED FOR EIGHT MATCHES "
Thu Mar 31, 2016 7:56 pm
Perhaps they will make another bottle opener out of him to go with my other one! 
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Re: " PLAYER BANNED FOR EIGHT MATCHES "
Thu Mar 31, 2016 10:57 pm
Haha 
Re: " PLAYER BANNED FOR EIGHT MATCHES "
Fri Apr 01, 2016 9:24 am
AS LEEDS United face up to Souleymane Doukara’s season being as good as over following the striker’s shock eight-game ban, head coach Steve Evans has a more pressing concern: namely, putting a halt to the “promotion form” being shown by his former club Rotherham United.
The Scot will tomorrow make a first return to the New York Stadium since his sacking in late September for a derby clash that saw the final few tickets snapped up earlier this week.
He will have to make the trip without Doukara, following the Football Association’s decision to ban the French forward after finding him guilty of biting Fulham defender Fernando Amorebieta at Elland Road on February 23.
Little was made of the second-half incident at the time, but Doukara was charged with violent conduct following a clash that left the Cottagers man writhing in agony. Amorebieta was later dismissed for two bookable offences.
Doukara denied the allegation, but yesterday the FA dished out a ban that will leave the United striker unavailable for all this season’s remaining fixtures bar the final-day trip to Preston North End.
The club’s only public reaction to yesterday’s bombshell was to say how it was “disappointed with the outcome and the length of the ban”. No further comment is expected until after Leeds officials receive the written judgment into the case.
For Evans, it is another unnecessary headache at the end of an international break when his future was the subject of intense speculation. The 4-1 derby defeat at home to Huddersfield Town was the catalyst for the latest suggestions, subsequently denied by owner Massimo Cellino, that Evans had been axed.
Yesterday, the 53-year-old swatted away any enquiries over his job security before adding: “I am 100 per cent convinced that if we win matches, the president will make the decision I would like him to make.”
The Scot will tomorrow make a first return to the New York Stadium since his sacking in late September for a derby clash that saw the final few tickets snapped up earlier this week.
He will have to make the trip without Doukara, following the Football Association’s decision to ban the French forward after finding him guilty of biting Fulham defender Fernando Amorebieta at Elland Road on February 23.
Little was made of the second-half incident at the time, but Doukara was charged with violent conduct following a clash that left the Cottagers man writhing in agony. Amorebieta was later dismissed for two bookable offences.
Doukara denied the allegation, but yesterday the FA dished out a ban that will leave the United striker unavailable for all this season’s remaining fixtures bar the final-day trip to Preston North End.
The club’s only public reaction to yesterday’s bombshell was to say how it was “disappointed with the outcome and the length of the ban”. No further comment is expected until after Leeds officials receive the written judgment into the case.
For Evans, it is another unnecessary headache at the end of an international break when his future was the subject of intense speculation. The 4-1 derby defeat at home to Huddersfield Town was the catalyst for the latest suggestions, subsequently denied by owner Massimo Cellino, that Evans had been axed.
Yesterday, the 53-year-old swatted away any enquiries over his job security before adding: “I am 100 per cent convinced that if we win matches, the president will make the decision I would like him to make.”