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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Again, most of us think this is tacky. However, it is acceptable and encouraged by Hispanics and I honestly think the rest of us need to learn to suck it up. It's a good lesson for our kids because it accurately reflects the world they live in. Yeh, no one likes 'sore winners,' but they exist and you have to deal. For chrissake, we have a classic 'sore winner' in the white house.[/quote] OP here, just to clarify.....they weren't hispanic clubs. Both clubs came from affluent ares in the DMV. I'd also a like to mention they both played cleaned games, nothing dirty about their play. Just hadn't seen that behavior in youth sports. These were U13 games. [/quote] Pull up videos of U13 MLS Next games. Everyone celebrates goals. Pull up U13 games with European clubs/academies, they celebrate goals. This is normal soccer behavior in true soccer cultures. [/quote]
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