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Joss Labadie in biting incident

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Joss Labadie is in trouble for biting 2 players in a recent match against Chesterfield.

http://metro.co.uk/2014/02/20/torquay-united-in-luis-suarez-esque-storm-after-player-bites-two-chesterfield-stars-during-match-4311580/

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I read this on twitter, someone stupidly tagged (PoN) into it like it was something we should be concerned about.

It seems quite a few people witnessed it, so Labadie could be fined and even banned for a period. I was a little sad to see him leave, however if he's stupid enough to do this. Good riddance!

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#4

how do you bite someone near the ribs without being caught? sounds a little iffy to me.
 

It has been suggested Chesterfield duo Armand Gnanduillet and Ollie Banks were both bitten by Torquay player Joss Labadie in separate incidents.

esp when it supposedly happened twice...

#6

My My My, Talk about letting  your Frustrations getting the Better of you, Do you think the  Torquay Manager said your Crap and then he lost it or he realizes he heading down and out of football? 


 


Who know's, but if this comes to light that it's true, He an Animal, no other way around it. 


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