Luis Suarez describes biting as ''relatively harmless''

The ex-Liverpool striker has been involved in three incidents - most notably his bite on Giorgio Chiellini at the World Cup - but he has played down his behaviour

 ‘Crossing the Line’, serialised in the Guardian, he says: “Biting appalls a lot of people but it’s relatively harmless. At least it was in the incidents I was involved in.”

He further says  “Liverpool sent a sports psychologist to see me in Barcelona after the Ivanovic incident, and we spent two hours talking about what was going through my head at the time,” he said. “He said I could see him again, but I resisted.“Part of it was concern that this treatment would make me too calm on the pitch. What if next time the ball goes past me, I just let it go instead of chasing it?
“I’m the player who will kill himself just to prevent a throw-in in the 90th minute.”

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