Professional Footballers' Association chief Gordon Taylor wants to help suspended Liverpool ace Luis Suarez.
The Uruguayan striker has been hit with a 10-match ban by the Football Association for biting the arm of Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic on Sunday and although Taylor insists the ban is apt, he says the PFA will look to assist the former Ajax man in improving his on-pitch behaviour .
"The essence of justice is extremely difficult, all I know it was an extraordinary situation," Taylor told Sky Sports News.
"It did create quite a strong feeling of condemnation, it is something we don't want in our game, it is something that has happened before which will not help and there has been other problems before which we are aware of.
"And I think there are two ways you can deal with justice, one is a sanction and deterrent, which this is definitely sending out a strong message, but what I would like to re-emphasise is that trying to get the particular player, in this case Luis Suarez, back on track and make sure there is a proper programme of counselling.
"There is a sports psychologist at Liverpool and clearly you hope there will be some renewed effort to improve matters and we have offered our help, and it is a twin approach, sanction and education to make sure it does not happen again."
