How long is pepe reina ban

He won Coppa Italia in a win against Fiorentina. He then moved to Bayern Munich on a 3 year deal worth 3 million euros. He then played 1 season for the club before returning to Napoli on a permanent deal for 3 years worth 2 million euros. After his great career at Liverpool he could not make a permanent place for himself in any team he moved. He established himself as a great shot stopper at Liverpool for 8 long years before leaving the club in He then joined Napoli for 1 season and then moved to Bayern Munich on a 3 year deal.

Reina moved back to Napoli on a 3 year deal in Reina holds the record more number of continuous clean sheets by a Liverpool goalkeeper.

He has 8 clean sheets for them breaking the previous record of 5 clean sheets by David James. He was also the part of World Cup winning team. He has won the Liverpool Player of the Season for the season. He has also won the U16 European Championship in New User posted their first comment.

Log in. Football Pepe Reina. Background Reina started his youth career at FC Barcelona when he joined its youth team. His wonderful performances for the club made him get selected for the National team. People in England are treating him different because he is Uruguayan; because he has had a previous episode like this. Scroll down for video. Pals stick together: Reina has stood up for Suarez after he was handed a ten-game ban. Biting back: Reina claims the Uruguayan's ban is hypocritical of the Football Association.

It seems that the people making the decisions have got it in for Luis a little bit. The bite on Ivanovic isn't the first time Suarez has been in trouble with the FA. Different standards: Reina referenced John Terry's four-match ban to Suarez's eight-match ban last season. Some players are treated differently to others. In the racism cases — one with proof got four games and Luis got eight matches. Reina told the programme El Partido de las 'I am not justifying what he did but the punishment is very disproportionate.

He knows he was in the wrong, he knows he has made a mistake but the treatment is completely out of place. Asked if there was a precedent of punishment for players biting he added: 'Yes, and the player got just a yellow card. They were other times and it seems there is a rule that if the referee has seen it then nothing further can be done.

He was an English player I think and the treatment was different. Saviour: Suarez scored a stoppage-time equaliser in the draw with Chelsea on Sunday. Of course he should have been banned, there's no way you can argue that, but ten games for me is harsh. Hefty: Former Liverpool star Danny Murphy claims the ban is harsh, and that the fans are the ones who suffer. But when Reina was asked if this meant that there was Xenophobia in England he said: 'No, but there is hypocrisy — a different yardstick is used.

The year-old said he was "delighted" to be in England despite the outburst. But Reina did suggest that Suarez may be unhappy, and could fit in any side if he did choose to move. He is certainly good enough to fit into any team in the world. Reina says Suarez ban 'absurd and unfair'.

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