Luis Suarez may have upped sticks and moved to Barcelona following his World Cup biting scandal, but his antics have not yet been forgotten back in Liverpool.
The striker’s sensational form at Anfield was somewhat overshadowed by bans for a racism incident involving Patrice Evra and biting Chelsea’s Branislav Ivanovic.
And after another bite-gate incident in the summer, it now seems the Uruguayan is better remembered in England for his teeth than his goals.
Or at least that certainly seems to be the case with bookshop Waterstones, who have produced a fantastic display to publicise the Barcelona man’s new book ‘Crossing the Line’.
Suarez’s autobiography was released earlier this month and the Liverpool branch of Waterstones have really got their teeth stuck in to coming up with a brilliant book display.
Great work guys.
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