Using "soccer" to assault opposing players

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anyone ever see this happen? Violent aggressive play beyond what could be considered a reasonable part of this sport. Resulted in injury to victim and yellow card given to thug (should have been red).

I won't have my player play against this team again if that player is on field. My player is strong and tough but too bad. This was second contest we have seen this thug is action and first outing was almost as bad. maybe that is rewarding thugs but I don't care as potential injury is not worth making point.

Just venting. I film the player so I have evidence if needed. Uggg. What. Ant players looking for violent physical confrontation take up boxing or ice hockey or something?

In Europe, there can be a payback in response for dirty play, which has a deterrence effect on dirty play. When Pepe deliberately stepped on Messi's hand, next time they played Messi kicked him hard from behind at the first opportunity and happily took a yellow card. Roy Keane had a payback for Haaland after Haaland injured and taunted him. https://www.theguardian.com/football/2014/oct/06/roy-keane-alf-inge-haaland-book

American suburban boys are too soft and refs are too lenient to dangerous play, so thugs tend to thrive in this environment, when they can dish out pain and never get meaningful consequence.

LOL sure

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There you have it. thug is too kind for such garbage.

Anyone what refers to children as "garbage" is much, much worse than any red card player. My God, OP. You are horrible.

[Anonymous]

Can you read? That behavior is garbage, the humans exhibiting the behavior are not garbage

[Anonymous]

Ok grammer police.

There you have it. Thugish is too kind for such garbage behavior.

[Anonymous]

So what was the violent play? You said it resulted in injury and a yellow card. Are you a coach or parent?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ok grammer police.

There you have it. Thugish is too kind for such garbage behavior.

Grammar.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ok grammer police.

There you have it. Thugish is too kind for such garbage behavior.

Grammar.

*Thuggish

[Anonymous]

Excellent. If nothing else, posters have learned some proper spelling.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ok grammer police.

There you have it. Thugish is too kind for such garbage behavior.

Grammar.

You are a thug when you bully someone about their spelling. LOL

[Anonymous]

Thug in this thread was referencing a person resorting to physical violence in a soccer game.

[Anonymous]

We’re not intimidated by thugs!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We’re not intimidated by thugs!

Suit yourself. My player will not be tangling with the thug in this post again. She can play soccer - not tackle football. Enjoy!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We’re not intimidated by thugs!

Suit yourself. My player will not be tangling with the thug in this post again. She can play soccer - not tackle football. Enjoy!

You missed the quote. Don’t care if your player tangles or not, that’s your prerogative. Don’t know what it does for you to come on this forum to tell us.

[Anonymous]

What team are we talking about?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Anyone ever see this happen? Violent aggressive play beyond what could be considered a reasonable part of this sport. Resulted in injury to victim and yellow card given to thug (should have been red).

I won't have my player play against this team again if that player is on field. My player is strong and tough but too bad. This was second contest we have seen this thug is action and first outing was almost as bad. maybe that is rewarding thugs but I don't care as potential injury is not worth making point.

Just venting. I film the player so I have evidence if needed. Uggg. What. Ant players looking for violent physical confrontation take up boxing or ice hockey or something?

Herndon?