The Italy defender
insists he holds no
grudge over the biting
incident this week and
feels the player and his
family will suffer from his four-month
"alienation"

Giorgio Chiellini has surprisingly
voiced his
support for Luis Suarez, claiming his four- month ban from football is
"excessive." The Azzurri defender criticised
Suarez heavily for biting him
during the 1-0 defeat to
Uruguay which sent Cesare
Prandelli's side crashing out at
the group stages of the World Cup. The Liverpool forward has
been handed a nine-game
suspension and has been
banned from all football
activity for four months by
Fifa. However, Chiellini revealed he
is not angry at the striker and
instead feels that the
punishment world football's
governing body has handed
down could ultimately leave the player feeling alienated. "Now inside me there's no
feelings of joy, revenge or
anger against Suarez for an
incident that happened on the
pitch and that's done," he said
in a statement on his official website. "There only remain the anger
and the disappointment about
the match. "At the moment my only
thought is for Luis and his
family, because they will face a
very difficult period. "I always thought that official
judgements are
unquestionable, but on the
other hand I believe that
Suarez has been excessively
punished. "I sincerely hope that he will
be allowed, at least, to stay
close to his team mates during
the games because such a ban is
really alienating for a player."

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I know biting is not in anyway related to the game of football. For a world class player like Suarez to bite not once, not twice there must be a problem. I feel he(Suarez) is not doing this with a clear-eyez. They should help in tracing what the problem really is, and apply leniency to this hefty ban. My Humble Suggestion.