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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Lot of clapping is important and always say excactly how you are feeling throughout the game. Crossing enemy lines like seat jumping in a stadium to upgrade, its great way to meet new people and have lively conversations. Conversation may go astray so clapping is harder and louder can divert from any conflict[/quote]

The "my side of the field, your side of the field" stuff is funny. There are no assigned seats lol. My daughter plays forward so I usually watch from the offensive half of the field; I spend half the game on the "other team's side." 9 time out of 10 it's no problem at all, people are chill. [b]Every once in a while, you get a bunch of obnoxious parents trash talking the other team[/b], berating the referee nonstop, etc. [/quote]
If you were on your side you wouldn't hear these private conversations. Parents that sit on the opponent's side and scream/cheer for their team are so obnoxious.

I'm pretty sure some leagues do have rules about where to sit for just this reason.[/quote]

Yes, just as one example, here are the current NCSL rules for spectators; but other leagues and tournaments have no rules or different rules:

All teams shall be on one side of the field and spectators shall be on the opposite side (unless this is not possible due to geographic conditions).

Coaches and assistants shall remain within 20 yards of their side of the center line.

Coaches are responsible for controlling their own behavior and that of their team and adults on their sideline.

Spectators shall remain between the 18-yard lines extended to the touchline and shall be a minimum of 3 yards from the touchline, whether a spectator restraining line is provided or not. Spectators may not stand behind the goal line or goal.

Use of horns, clappers, bells, sirens, megaphones, etc. is not permitted at NCSL games.[/quote]

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