Wow, un-freaking-believable thuggish behavior in BYU women's soccer game
http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=462...goryid=2378529
I am dumbfounded watching those clips. She should be arrested and charged with assault. |
Wow. Simply wow.
Those girls should be banned for a few games. Only one yellow card for all that. At least the better sports won. To read the Lobo line on the game, you would think they won. http://www.golobos.com/sports/w-socc...110509aaa.html |
Follow up, just a little hair tug.
http://www.krqe.com/dpp/sports/ncaa/...337#idc-ctools Now it's international: http://www.inentertainment.co.uk/200...-player-video/ Comment below is telling: Quote:
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Lambert reinstated.
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncaa/news/story?id=5493335 I think it's funny that this was front-page news for ESPN, and was aired on the ESPN sportscenter ticker on ESPN radio. |
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The argument from Lambert that thuggish play is expected amongst the men, but women should be allowed to play like street hoodlums doesn't sit well with me. Soccer needs to clean up its act, just as basketball does. By definition of the sport, fouls need to be called. I can think of no level in men's soccer where a slug to the back or a yank on the hair would be permissible. The fact remains, Lambert is a thug and a lousy soccer player. She wants to excuse the inexcusable by using the sexism card and mislabeling her outlandish behavior as rough play. F... her and keep her type out of the game. |
Someone needs a hug.
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What's more fascinating, considering the postmodernity of the situation is the coach's willingness to blame the scene, not the agent. It's almost like she's saying that the technology is to blame of the 'honest mistake' rather than the Lambert girl's agency. I would counter that it became negative the moment it happened. That's akin to a prisoner being contrite because he/she got caught. |
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