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Is there a rule against shielding in soccer
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Re: Is there a rule against shielding in soccer
by Guest 31/03/15, 03:51 pm
Exactly.........but we're expecting all our games to begin with our opponents receiving 15 red cards......during warmup.
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Re: Is there a rule against shielding in soccer
by dadof3 31/03/15, 04:05 pm
A bunch of mouthy Jozy Altidores huh?!? Good strategy. I amend my DIGC prediction then.
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Re: Is there a rule against shielding in soccer
by RightWingDad 31/03/15, 04:38 pm
Gunner9 wrote: 2) put in the same effort as the kids.
When was the last time you saw a ref really hustle up and down the field trying to get in great positions to see the action from the best angle.
Me, mostly never, and that's part of the problem. When you walk around and don't leave the center circle by more than 10 yards how can you really see what happens?
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Re: Is there a rule against shielding in soccer
by upper95 31/03/15, 06:49 pm
Come out to Richland and Moneygram this week for Dallas Cup. You will see a lot of us who hustle.
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Re: Is there a rule against shielding in soccer
by Packrabbit 31/03/15, 07:06 pm
upper95 wrote:Come out to Richland and Moneygram this week for Dallas Cup. You will see a lot of us who hustle.
Im sure D3 or OLJW will be willing to carry your bag if you give the time you'll be there...
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Re: Is there a rule against shielding in soccer
by tmcc 01/04/15, 11:12 am
I rarely support officials, but in this case I have to applaud him for at least trying to get the call right. Two games ago for my daughters team, the only time the ref blew his whistle was to start and stop each half. Literally. That isn't a joke. He never once blew his whistle for a foul, ever, at all, not once, during the entire game. And he had plenty of opportunity.
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Re: Is there a rule against shielding in soccer
by debit 01/04/15, 11:37 am
Howard Webb reffed a Dallas Cup game yesterday at Richland. Wonder how many of the parents didn't recognize him and yelled at him throughout the game...
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Re: Is there a rule against shielding in soccer
by upper95 01/04/15, 01:08 pm
debit wrote:Howard Webb reffed a Dallas Cup game yesterday at Richland. Wonder how many of the parents didn't recognize him and yelled at him throughout the game...
None. I should say there was no way they didn't know as there were many referees watching and commenting and the P.L. badge speaks for itself. I have never seen throngs of players and spectators wanting to take photos of and with a ref, and he graciously acquiesced.
" />I did hear the parents of an U-15 ECNL team a couple of years ago at the the Dallas Girls International Tournament complaining about the MLS referee who was working their game. They also yelled to their own DD's to not play the ball backward. If you are going to go ignorant, go big I guess.
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Re: Is there a rule against shielding in soccer
by Packrabbit 01/04/15, 01:28 pm
Honestly, I've never had the urge or understood the need to yell at, insult and/or challenge a ref personally from the parent sideline.
Sure, I've witnessed some idiots and vehemently disagreed with some calls or how a game was managed, but I'm not sure how a loud, verbal personal attack improves your team's position and positively influence the ref's disposition or his foul calling.
Sure, I've witnessed some idiots and vehemently disagreed with some calls or how a game was managed, but I'm not sure how a loud, verbal personal attack improves your team's position and positively influence the ref's disposition or his foul calling.
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Re: Is there a rule against shielding in soccer
by debit 01/04/15, 01:39 pm
Packrabbit wrote:Honestly, I've never had the urge or understood the need to yell at, insult and/or challenge a ref personally from the parent sideline.
Sure, I've witnessed some idiots and vehemently disagreed with some calls or how a game was managed, but I'm not sure how a loud, verbal personal attack improves your team's position and positively influence the ref's disposition or his foul calling.
This, I agree with 100%
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