agsalaska said:

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Mathguy64 said:

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Rudyjax said:

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bigjag19 said:

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Rudyjax said:

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Mathguy64 said:

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Rudyjax said:

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bigjag19 said:

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No rule against it!

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Well, you might be right on the NFHS rules. Which i haven't learned yet.

Law 4 in IFAB clearly states

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Each goalkeeper must wear colours that are distinguishable from the other players and the match officials

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My shirt is red. The GK is red and black sleeves. Problem solved!

Seriously though. At professional/international events things like colors are worked out ahead of time. Down to what color pinnie is worn by substitutes. And of course they have plenty of colors to choose from.

At everything below that, wear what you can and try and not stand next to the GKer . Getting three people who may or may not have a blue shirt in their bag to not conflict on Sunday and then having to change to green the next game is a PITA.

I did two games this year where the other ref had a yellow shirt. That's it. I sort of suggested he take some of that hard earned game fee and buy another color. Or two.

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I take it with the shortage that you just go with what you got.

I didn't see it in the rules, but in the Lake Highlands/Flower Mound Girls game, both keepers were wearing Aquablue. Shouldn't one of them change?

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Also allowed.

Now when I did a 3rd round playoff game in CS 3 years ago and home keeper comes out in the slightest color variance from her team…

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Any concerns at the end of the match when the keeper comes out for a header at the end of regulation?

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Tell the coach to make her change or wear a pinnie before the game starts. He/She won't want to. I don't care what they want.

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And if both coaches tell you no and ask you to move on and get the game started?

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Mathguy64 said:

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agsalaska said:

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Mathguy64 said:

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Rudyjax said:

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bigjag19 said:

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Rudyjax said:

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Mathguy64 said:

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Rudyjax said:

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bigjag19 said:

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No rule against it!

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Well, you might be right on the NFHS rules. Which i haven't learned yet.

Law 4 in IFAB clearly states

Quote:

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Each goalkeeper must wear colours that are distinguishable from the other players and the match officials

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My shirt is red. The GK is red and black sleeves. Problem solved!

Seriously though. At professional/international events things like colors are worked out ahead of time. Down to what color pinnie is worn by substitutes. And of course they have plenty of colors to choose from.

At everything below that, wear what you can and try and not stand next to the GKer . Getting three people who may or may not have a blue shirt in their bag to not conflict on Sunday and then having to change to green the next game is a PITA.

I did two games this year where the other ref had a yellow shirt. That's it. I sort of suggested he take some of that hard earned game fee and buy another color. Or two.

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I take it with the shortage that you just go with what you got.

I didn't see it in the rules, but in the Lake Highlands/Flower Mound Girls game, both keepers were wearing Aquablue. Shouldn't one of them change?

---

Also allowed.

Now when I did a 3rd round playoff game in CS 3 years ago and home keeper comes out in the slightest color variance from her team…

---

Any concerns at the end of the match when the keeper comes out for a header at the end of regulation?

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Tell the coach to make her change or wear a pinnie before the game starts. He/She won't want to. I don't care what they want.

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And if both coaches tell you no and ask you to move on and get the game started?

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"Is this the hill you want to die on coach?"

Seriously. No coach in their right mind is saying that. And if they do, well the player is improperly equipped and I guess they are gonna die on that hill. I mean we literally ask every coach "Are your players legally and properly equipped?" before every game.

But come on. Make them change. And don't start the game until they do. It's not hard.

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agsalaska said:

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Mathguy64 said:

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agsalaska said:

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Mathguy64 said:

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Rudyjax said:

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bigjag19 said:

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Rudyjax said:

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Mathguy64 said:

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Rudyjax said:

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bigjag19 said:

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No rule against it!

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Well, you might be right on the NFHS rules. Which i haven't learned yet.

Law 4 in IFAB clearly states

Quote:

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Each goalkeeper must wear colours that are distinguishable from the other players and the match officials

---

---

My shirt is red. The GK is red and black sleeves. Problem solved!

Seriously though. At professional/international events things like colors are worked out ahead of time. Down to what color pinnie is worn by substitutes. And of course they have plenty of colors to choose from.

At everything below that, wear what you can and try and not stand next to the GKer . Getting three people who may or may not have a blue shirt in their bag to not conflict on Sunday and then having to change to green the next game is a PITA.

I did two games this year where the other ref had a yellow shirt. That's it. I sort of suggested he take some of that hard earned game fee and buy another color. Or two.

---

I take it with the shortage that you just go with what you got.

I didn't see it in the rules, but in the Lake Highlands/Flower Mound Girls game, both keepers were wearing Aquablue. Shouldn't one of them change?

---

Also allowed.

Now when I did a 3rd round playoff game in CS 3 years ago and home keeper comes out in the slightest color variance from her team…

---

Any concerns at the end of the match when the keeper comes out for a header at the end of regulation?

---

Tell the coach to make her change or wear a pinnie before the game starts. He/She won't want to. I don't care what they want.

---

And if both coaches tell you no and ask you to move on and get the game started?

---

"Is this the hill you want to die on coach?"

Seriously. No coach in their right mind is saying that. And if they do, well the player is improperly equipped and I guess they are gonna die on that hill. I mean we literally ask every coach "Are your players legally and properly equipped?" before every game.

But come on. Make them change. And don't start the game until they do. It's not hard.

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So let me get this straight. If two goalies are wearing the same colors but are not clashing with any of the field players you would force one of the goalies to change no matter what the coaches said? Really?


You have come off fairly unreasonable in the last couple of pages but this one takes the cake.

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agsalaska said:

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Mathguy64 said:

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agsalaska said:

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Mathguy64 said:

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Rudyjax said:

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bigjag19 said:

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Rudyjax said:

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Mathguy64 said:

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Rudyjax said:

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bigjag19 said:

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No rule against it!

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Well, you might be right on the NFHS rules. Which i haven't learned yet.

Law 4 in IFAB clearly states

Quote:

---

Each goalkeeper must wear colours that are distinguishable from the other players and the match officials

---

---

My shirt is red. The GK is red and black sleeves. Problem solved!

Seriously though. At professional/international events things like colors are worked out ahead of time. Down to what color pinnie is worn by substitutes. And of course they have plenty of colors to choose from.

At everything below that, wear what you can and try and not stand next to the GKer . Getting three people who may or may not have a blue shirt in their bag to not conflict on Sunday and then having to change to green the next game is a PITA.

I did two games this year where the other ref had a yellow shirt. That's it. I sort of suggested he take some of that hard earned game fee and buy another color. Or two.

---

I take it with the shortage that you just go with what you got.

I didn't see it in the rules, but in the Lake Highlands/Flower Mound Girls game, both keepers were wearing Aquablue. Shouldn't one of them change?

---

Also allowed.

Now when I did a 3rd round playoff game in CS 3 years ago and home keeper comes out in the slightest color variance from her team…

---

Any concerns at the end of the match when the keeper comes out for a header at the end of regulation?

---

Tell the coach to make her change or wear a pinnie before the game starts. He/She won't want to. I don't care what they want.

---

And if both coaches tell you no and ask you to move on and get the game started?

---

"Is this the hill you want to die on coach?"

Seriously. No coach in their right mind is saying that. And if they do, well the player is improperly equipped and I guess they are gonna die on that hill. I mean we literally ask every coach "Are your players legally and properly equipped?" before every game.

But come on. Make them change. And don't start the game until they do. It's not hard.

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So let me get this straight. If two goalies are wearing the same colors but are not clashing with any of the field players you would force one of the goalies to change no matter what the coaches said? Really?


You have come off fairly unreasonable in the last couple of pages but this one takes the cake.

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Mathguy64 said:

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agsalaska said:

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Mathguy64 said:

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agsalaska said:

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Mathguy64 said:

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Rudyjax said:

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bigjag19 said:

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Rudyjax said:

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Mathguy64 said:

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Rudyjax said:

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bigjag19 said:

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No rule against it!

---

Well, you might be right on the NFHS rules. Which i haven't learned yet.

Law 4 in IFAB clearly states

Quote:

---

Each goalkeeper must wear colours that are distinguishable from the other players and the match officials

---

---

My shirt is red. The GK is red and black sleeves. Problem solved!

Seriously though. At professional/international events things like colors are worked out ahead of time. Down to what color pinnie is worn by substitutes. And of course they have plenty of colors to choose from.

At everything below that, wear what you can and try and not stand next to the GKer . Getting three people who may or may not have a blue shirt in their bag to not conflict on Sunday and then having to change to green the next game is a PITA.

I did two games this year where the other ref had a yellow shirt. That's it. I sort of suggested he take some of that hard earned game fee and buy another color. Or two.

---

I take it with the shortage that you just go with what you got.

I didn't see it in the rules, but in the Lake Highlands/Flower Mound Girls game, both keepers were wearing Aquablue. Shouldn't one of them change?

---

Also allowed.

Now when I did a 3rd round playoff game in CS 3 years ago and home keeper comes out in the slightest color variance from her team…

---

Any concerns at the end of the match when the keeper comes out for a header at the end of regulation?

---

Tell the coach to make her change or wear a pinnie before the game starts. He/She won't want to. I don't care what they want.

---

And if both coaches tell you no and ask you to move on and get the game started?

---

"Is this the hill you want to die on coach?"

Seriously. No coach in their right mind is saying that. And if they do, well the player is improperly equipped and I guess they are gonna die on that hill. I mean we literally ask every coach "Are your players legally and properly equipped?" before every game.

But come on. Make them change. And don't start the game until they do. It's not hard.

---

So let me get this straight. If two goalies are wearing the same colors but are not clashing with any of the field players you would force one of the goalies to change no matter what the coaches said? Really?


You have come off fairly unreasonable in the last couple of pages but this one takes the cake.

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Maybe learn to read. It's not that hard. I said if they match their own team or the other team they change and wear a pinnie.

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Quote:

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Any concerns at the end of the match when the keeper comes out for a header at the end of regulation?

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Mathguy64 said:

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agsalaska said:

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Mathguy64 said:

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agsalaska said:

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Mathguy64 said:

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Rudyjax said:

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bigjag19 said:

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Rudyjax said:

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Mathguy64 said:

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Rudyjax said:

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bigjag19 said:

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No rule against it!

---

Well, you might be right on the NFHS rules. Which i haven't learned yet.

Law 4 in IFAB clearly states

Quote:

---

Each goalkeeper must wear colours that are distinguishable from the other players and the match officials

---

---

My shirt is red. The GK is red and black sleeves. Problem solved!

Seriously though. At professional/international events things like colors are worked out ahead of time. Down to what color pinnie is worn by substitutes. And of course they have plenty of colors to choose from.

At everything below that, wear what you can and try and not stand next to the GKer . Getting three people who may or may not have a blue shirt in their bag to not conflict on Sunday and then having to change to green the next game is a PITA.

I did two games this year where the other ref had a yellow shirt. That's it. I sort of suggested he take some of that hard earned game fee and buy another color. Or two.

---

I take it with the shortage that you just go with what you got.

I didn't see it in the rules, but in the Lake Highlands/Flower Mound Girls game, both keepers were wearing Aquablue. Shouldn't one of them change?

---

Also allowed.

Now when I did a 3rd round playoff game in CS 3 years ago and home keeper comes out in the slightest color variance from her team…

---

Any concerns at the end of the match when the keeper comes out for a header at the end of regulation?

---

Tell the coach to make her change or wear a pinnie before the game starts. He/She won't want to. I don't care what they want.

---

And if both coaches tell you no and ask you to move on and get the game started?

---

"Is this the hill you want to die on coach?"

Seriously. No coach in their right mind is saying that. And if they do, well the player is improperly equipped and I guess they are gonna die on that hill. I mean we literally ask every coach "Are your players legally and properly equipped?" before every game.

But come on. Make them change. And don't start the game until they do. It's not hard.

---

So let me get this straight. If two goalies are wearing the same colors but are not clashing with any of the field players you would force one of the goalies to change no matter what the coaches said? Really?


You have come off fairly unreasonable in the last couple of pages but this one takes the cake.

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Maybe learn to read. It's not that hard. I said if they match their own team or the other team they change and wear a pinnie.

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Mathguy64 said:

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I literally wrote this.


"If it's close to their team they change. If it's close to the opposing team they change. I could care less if each GK wears the same color. They won't be next to each other the whole game unless one is down on the other area the last 10 seconds and I can figure that out. And I don't care if they match me."

I'm out. Yall want to argue, go for it.

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dallasag00 said:

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Oh my, that's a bold take. The PK awarded in OT was an egregious foul. Watch the tape.

The worst call of the game, however, was waving off the OT goal for "obstruction". Player obstructed no one and redirected a ball at her feet into the net from an on side position. Again, watch the tape.

To say the referees did a good job last night is just false. Facts not feelings.

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Stirring the pot Here: B'Ville Lopez v B'Ville Vets. Watch 4 TAUNT visiting fans. KUDOS to line Judge👏🏽🙌🏽. SHOULD THIS NOT BE A RED? At least the Ref awarded a yellow. Here in 210.. this would he strait red.🤦🏻 @SWHSBoysSoccer heads down to this. @6a_28 @LethalSoccer pic.twitter.com/o81BMajiM4

— SOY SAN ANTONIO FÚTB⚽️L (@Soy_SAF) April 4, 2024

jeffk said:

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Here's a fun one. Two Brownsville teams facing each other in the playoffs. Tight game and this happens at the final whistle. Card or no card?

Stirring the pot Here: B'Ville Lopez v B'Ville Vets. Watch 4 TAUNT visiting fans. KUDOS to line Judge👏🏽🙌🏽. SHOULD THIS NOT BE A RED? At least the Ref awarded a yellow. Here in 210.. this would he strait red.🤦🏻 @SWHSBoysSoccer heads down to this. @6a_28 @LethalSoccer pic.twitter.com/o81BMajiM4

— SOY SAN ANTONIO FÚTB⚽️L (@Soy_SAF) April 4, 2024

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jeffk said:

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Here's a fun one. Two Brownsville teams facing each other in the playoffs. Tight game and this happens at the final whistle. Card or no card?

Stirring the pot Here: B'Ville Lopez v B'Ville Vets. Watch 4 TAUNT visiting fans. KUDOS to line Judge👏🏽🙌🏽. SHOULD THIS NOT BE A RED? At least the Ref awarded a yellow. Here in 210.. this would he strait red.🤦🏻 @SWHSBoysSoccer heads down to this. @6a_28 @LethalSoccer pic.twitter.com/o81BMajiM4

— SOY SAN ANTONIO FÚTB⚽️L (@Soy_SAF) April 4, 2024

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jeffk said:

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Here's a fun one. Two Brownsville teams facing each other in the playoffs. Tight game and this happens at the final whistle. Card or no card?

Stirring the pot Here: B'Ville Lopez v B'Ville Vets. Watch 4 TAUNT visiting fans. KUDOS to line Judge👏🏽🙌🏽. SHOULD THIS NOT BE A RED? At least the Ref awarded a yellow. Here in 210.. this would he strait red.🤦🏻 @SWHSBoysSoccer heads down to this. @6a_28 @LethalSoccer pic.twitter.com/o81BMajiM4

— SOY SAN ANTONIO FÚTB⚽️L (@Soy_SAF) April 4, 2024

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agsalaska said:

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jeffk said:

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Here's a fun one. Two Brownsville teams facing each other in the playoffs. Tight game and this happens at the final whistle. Card or no card?

Stirring the pot Here: B'Ville Lopez v B'Ville Vets. Watch 4 TAUNT visiting fans. KUDOS to line Judge👏🏽🙌🏽. SHOULD THIS NOT BE A RED? At least the Ref awarded a yellow. Here in 210.. this would he strait red.🤦🏻 @SWHSBoysSoccer heads down to this. @6a_28 @LethalSoccer pic.twitter.com/o81BMajiM4

— SOY SAN ANTONIO FÚTB⚽️L (@Soy_SAF) April 4, 2024

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If they would have given a red card that red would have had his ass kicked. And he would have deserved it.

Yellow? Meh. Whatever.

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Rudyjax said:

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agsalaska said:

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jeffk said:

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Here's a fun one. Two Brownsville teams facing each other in the playoffs. Tight game and this happens at the final whistle. Card or no card?

Stirring the pot Here: B'Ville Lopez v B'Ville Vets. Watch 4 TAUNT visiting fans. KUDOS to line Judge👏🏽🙌🏽. SHOULD THIS NOT BE A RED? At least the Ref awarded a yellow. Here in 210.. this would he strait red.🤦🏻 @SWHSBoysSoccer heads down to this. @6a_28 @LethalSoccer pic.twitter.com/o81BMajiM4

— SOY SAN ANTONIO FÚTB⚽️L (@Soy_SAF) April 4, 2024

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If they would have given a red card that red would have had his ass kicked. And he would have deserved it.

Yellow? Meh. Whatever.

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What?

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