Purposely stepping on opponent's foot

[Adam]

Originally Posted by deecee

snaq -- how would this NEVER be a flagrant

How would this be different from a punch or kick? You can tell when someone intentionally wants to step on someones foot. If you have see it happen you know the difference between accident and intended.

Your logic isn't flowing. "How is it different from a punch or kick?" Are you serious?

If you can show me the rule or case play that makes this flagrant, I'm open.

Just because it's intentional does not mean it's flagrant. That's why we have an "intentional foul" option. Good grief.

[deecee]

So in your opinion a player can just walk up to an opponent and slam his foot on the opponents foot maliciously and you are not going to call this flagrant?

What if the oppoent breaks a toe?

[Adam]

Originally Posted by deecee

So in your opinion a player can just walk up to an opponent and slam his foot on the opponents foot maliciously and you are not going to call this flagrant?

What if the oppoent breaks a toe?

If you think that's what I'm saying, or that's what my opinion is, I can't help you.

If you're trying to make some rhetorical point, you might want to just make it.

What you wrote above is so far away from the OP that it's not even relevant to this discussion.

[M&M Guy]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

If you think that's what I'm saying, or that's what my opinion is, I can't help you.

If you're trying to make some rhetorical point, you might want to just make it.

What you wrote above is so far away from the OP that it's not even relevant to this discussion.

You might want to take note of my answer to him (post #15), and his answer back (post #17).

Geeze, getting your brother-in-law out of town really has you shook up, eh?