In his tweet, Suarez expressed his regrets on what occurred during the incident. Moreover, he said his apologies to Chiellini and "the entire football family," which could mean his fans, FIFA, his sponsors and to anyone who might have been affected with his actions. Moreover, he also vowed that such incident would never happen again.
The career-threatening ban on Luis Suarez by FIFA has led to new, colorful remarks from Uruguay National Team captain Diego Lugano, who called the suspension a "human rights violation," and from Uruguay President Jose Mujica, who was caught cussing on a live TV segment after being frank about the FIFA ban.
Didn't the cooling break happened at a group match game between Portugal and the US? A FIFA statement released the reasons behind the three-minute break issued during the match between the El Tri and the Oranje.
The reports were the product of a 30-day evaluation as ordered by the court in the past month following testimony by a psychiatrist, who said that Pistorius had an anxiety disorder. Pistorius' mental health was used as a reason of his fatal shooting of Reeva Steenkamp at his home in the wee hours of Valentine's Day last year, the Asociated Press reported.
