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Anonymous wrote:Have you been to professional futbol match in Mexico? Fist fights break out every time between supporters of rival teams. Its part of the culture of being a supporter. Even if the players are not kids it is still very large age difference 50s old supporter and 20s yrs old player. It can happen many times in youth games too. It is the passion we are raised with. tomorrow we all forget about it.

Umm. Yeah. Mexico Men’s National team vs USMNT. Fans were throwing bottles and cups high up in the stands at our players. They are complete animals.

They do the same stuff in Philly. It isn't a "mexican" thing. Actually batteries were thrown.
It is done all over the world.

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Anonymous wrote:Dulles Cup incidents
- Herndon Coach ejected
- fan fight arrests
- fans ejected
- dogs all over the place
- boys team scores 20-0 15-0 in first 2 games
Sad and shameful all around

Can’t we all just get along ?

I'm not a dog owner, but what on earth is wrong with someone bringing a dog to a game?

About dogs or pets. No league or park allows them at games or practices. Unfortunately league, tournament and tram officials do a crappy job of enforcing those rules. I have seen matches halted because some dumbass’s dog got loose and is running all over the field.

So what? Obviously not 100% ideal, but surely a dog putting a temporary halt to a kid's soccer game is one of those mildly amusing things that happens from time to time. It should bring a smile to peoples' faces, be dealt with in sconds and the game resumes. Hardly a "hall of shame" event...?

In Fairfax, at least, there are signs prohibiting dogs at every field. So showing up with one makes the owner an entitled a-hole.

+1

I know reading comprehension is tough, but unless it's a school, the signs say that dogs are not permitted ON the athletic fields, not that they are not allowed at the park.

Leashed dogs have always been allowed at all Fairfax County (and FFX City) parks, so taking a dog with you to watch a game is perfectly fine, as long as you do not let it onto the actual field.

So you're staying 15 feet away from the field, right?

I found this page: https://www.syasports.org/soccer/program-information/recreation-soccer/rules-and-policies/animal-pet-policy-on-soccer-fields/


Animal/Pet Policy on Soccer Fields
SCHOOL FIELDS:

There are three Fairfax County ordinances prohibiting pets (i.e., dogs) from all Fairfax County school grounds. There are health notices on all FCPS school grounds asking pet owners to NOT bring their pets on school grounds. Please do not bring your pets to ANY school fields.


FAIRFAX COUNTY/REGIONAL PARK AUTHORITY PARKS (Kincheloe, Popes Head, EC Lawrence, Braddock Park, Arrowhead Park):


It must be on a leash, must remain AT LEAST 15 feet from the field at all times (NEVER to be on the field), controlled by someone that can restrict its movements (ie, not a child), and any waste must be cleaned up and taken with you.


We prefer that you would NOT bring your pet to any soccer fields. We have had many complaints from concerned parents. While most people are responsible, even the best of dogs will had a bad day.


Because of the number of people who visit the fields, and local health codes, please consider leaving your pet at home while attending soccer games.

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Anonymous wrote:Dulles Cup incidents
- Herndon Coach ejected
- fan fight arrests
- fans ejected
- dogs all over the place
- boys team scores 20-0 15-0 in first 2 games
Sad and shameful all around

Can’t we all just get along ?

I'm not a dog owner, but what on earth is wrong with someone bringing a dog to a game?

About dogs or pets. No league or park allows them at games or practices. Unfortunately league, tournament and tram officials do a crappy job of enforcing those rules. I have seen matches halted because some dumbass’s dog got loose and is running all over the field.

So what? Obviously not 100% ideal, but surely a dog putting a temporary halt to a kid's soccer game is one of those mildly amusing things that happens from time to time. It should bring a smile to peoples' faces, be dealt with in sconds and the game resumes. Hardly a "hall of shame" event...?

In Fairfax, at least, there are signs prohibiting dogs at every field. So showing up with one makes the owner an entitled a-hole.

+1

I know reading comprehension is tough, but unless it's a school, the signs say that dogs are not permitted ON the athletic fields, not that they are not allowed at the park.

Leashed dogs have always been allowed at all Fairfax County (and FFX City) parks, so taking a dog with you to watch a game is perfectly fine, as long as you do not let it onto the actual field.

*You’re *You’re

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Anonymous wrote:Dulles Cup incidents
- Herndon Coach ejected
- fan fight arrests
- fans ejected
- dogs all over the place
- boys team scores 20-0 15-0 in first 2 games
Sad and shameful all around

Can’t we all just get along ?

I'm not a dog owner, but what on earth is wrong with someone bringing a dog to a game?

About dogs or pets. No league or park allows them at games or practices. Unfortunately league, tournament and tram officials do a crappy job of enforcing those rules. I have seen matches halted because some dumbass’s dog got loose and is running all over the field.

So what? Obviously not 100% ideal, but surely a dog putting a temporary halt to a kid's soccer game is one of those mildly amusing things that happens from time to time. It should bring a smile to peoples' faces, be dealt with in sconds and the game resumes. Hardly a "hall of shame" event...?

No, your stupid dog running around doesn’t bring smiles to everyone’s faces. And when at work think of your dog stories like your bowel movements, your the only one who cares about them and their best kept to yourself.

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Anonymous wrote:Dulles Cup incidents
- Herndon Coach ejected
- fan fight arrests
- fans ejected
- dogs all over the place
- boys team scores 20-0 15-0 in first 2 games
Sad and shameful all around

Can’t we all just get along ?

I'm not a dog owner, but what on earth is wrong with someone bringing a dog to a game?

About dogs or pets. No league or park allows them at games or practices. Unfortunately league, tournament and tram officials do a crappy job of enforcing those rules. I have seen matches halted because some dumbass’s dog got loose and is running all over the field.

So what? Obviously not 100% ideal, but surely a dog putting a temporary halt to a kid's soccer game is one of those mildly amusing things that happens from time to time. It should bring a smile to peoples' faces, be dealt with in sconds and the game resumes. Hardly a "hall of shame" event...?

In Fairfax, at least, there are signs prohibiting dogs at every field. So showing up with one makes the owner an entitled a-hole.

+1

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Anonymous wrote:Dulles Cup incidents
- Herndon Coach ejected
- fan fight arrests
- fans ejected
- dogs all over the place
- boys team scores 20-0 15-0 in first 2 games
Sad and shameful all around

Can’t we all just get along ?

I'm not a dog owner, but what on earth is wrong with someone bringing a dog to a game?

About dogs or pets. No league or park allows them at games or practices. Unfortunately league, tournament and tram officials do a crappy job of enforcing those rules. I have seen matches halted because some dumbass’s dog got loose and is running all over the field.

So what? Obviously not 100% ideal, but surely a dog putting a temporary halt to a kid's soccer game is one of those mildly amusing things that happens from time to time. It should bring a smile to peoples' faces, be dealt with in sconds and the game resumes. Hardly a "hall of shame" event...?

In Fairfax, at least, there are signs prohibiting dogs at every field. So showing up with one makes the owner an entitled a-hole.

What, you don’t want your kids rolling around in dog spray?

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Anonymous wrote:Dulles Cup incidents
- Herndon Coach ejected
- fan fight arrests
- fans ejected
- dogs all over the place
- boys team scores 20-0 15-0 in first 2 games
Sad and shameful all around

Can’t we all just get along ?

I'm not a dog owner, but what on earth is wrong with someone bringing a dog to a game?

About dogs or pets. No league or park allows them at games or practices. Unfortunately league, tournament and tram officials do a crappy job of enforcing those rules. I have seen matches halted because some dumbass’s dog got loose and is running all over the field.

So what? Obviously not 100% ideal, but surely a dog putting a temporary halt to a kid's soccer game is one of those mildly amusing things that happens from time to time. It should bring a smile to peoples' faces, be dealt with in sconds and the game resumes. Hardly a "hall of shame" event...?

In Fairfax, at least, there are signs prohibiting dogs at every field. So showing up with one makes the owner an entitled a-hole.

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Anonymous wrote:Dulles Cup incidents
- Herndon Coach ejected
- fan fight arrests
- fans ejected
- dogs all over the place
- boys team scores 20-0 15-0 in first 2 games
Sad and shameful all around

Can’t we all just get along ?

I'm not a dog owner, but what on earth is wrong with someone bringing a dog to a game?

About dogs or pets. No league or park allows them at games or practices. Unfortunately league, tournament and tram officials do a crappy job of enforcing those rules. I have seen matches halted because some dumbass’s dog got loose and is running all over the field.

So what? Obviously not 100% ideal, but surely a dog putting a temporary halt to a kid's soccer game is one of those mildly amusing things that happens from time to time. It should bring a smile to peoples' faces, be dealt with in sconds and the game resumes. Hardly a "hall of shame" event...?

Anonymous wrote:I could understand why a fight would have happened based on the way one of the U9 boys teams was playing all tourney. I wasn’t there for the fight but I would have just pulled my son from the game rather than get into a fist fight with another parent.

How was the u9 team playing?

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Anonymous wrote:What kind of human runs scores of 20-0 and then 15-0 ??
Against children
And people wonder why fans are fighting

When you put ECNL in a low level tournament. Ego strokes.

That green team is not ECNL. They are the 3rd team.

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Anonymous wrote:Samba Boys Lite ??

https://home.gotsoccer.com/rankings/team.aspx?TeamID=1435217

How did that team go from McLean to GFR?

They finally played a group of boys who know how to play the right way. Which is more than I can say for their coaches.

Anonymous wrote:Samba Boys Lite ??

https://home.gotsoccer.com/rankings/team.aspx?TeamID=1435217

How did that team go from McLean to GFR?