Sportsmanship at an all time low

Mark Padgett

This photo snapped after a "bad" call:

LarryS

The really sad part about it is there is a probabpy a parent somewhere smiling and saying "That's my boy!"

dblref

My son would never do this -- he knows the proper way to give the "1-finger salute".😃 Saw this happen at a varsity game last year (I was observing) and his mother ripped him a new one, right in the stands. Kid was about 6 or 7 and he was crying big time when the mother took him outside.

refgatormaz

He's just telling Jeb Bush how he feels about Kindergarten FCAT.

stripes

If you look closely, you'll notice that the kid is wearing a Feyenoord (Soccer club in Rotterdam) shirt and is no doubt giving some other piece of soccer loving Euro trash a confirmation on his IQ. Soccer fans are the worst!

[Edited by stripes on Jul 29th, 2003 at 04:28 PM]

Back In The Saddle

Originally posted by stripes
If you look closely, you'll notice that the kid is wearing a Feyenoord (Soccer club in Rotterdam) shirt and is no doubt giving some other piece of soccer loving Euro trash a confirmation on his IQ. Soccer fans are the worst!

Hmmm, I'll go you one further. More likely than not he was responding to a drunken English soccer fan. They were undoubtedly debating whether one finger or two is the superior method for conveying "international goodwill." 😉

ace

Man Mark... where do you find this stuff?
Do you get out much? BESIDES reffereing? :-P

w_sohl

If you look close you can see their icon is the sitting woman usually found on truckers mud flaps.

Mark Dexter

Originally posted by w_sohl
If you look close you can see their icon is the sitting woman usually found on truckers mud flaps.

Actually, that's not the club's logo - it's the logo of Kappa - a soccer equipment company. It's actually supposed to be a man and a woman leaning up against each other - probably as well known in the FEEBLE world as the Nike "Swoosh" is known here.

Malcolm Tucker

Originally posted by Mark Dexter

Originally posted by w_sohl
If you look close you can see their icon is the sitting woman usually found on truckers mud flaps.

Actually, that's not the club's logo - it's the logo of Kappa - a soccer equipment company. It's actually supposed to be a man and a woman leaning up against each other - probably as well known in the FEEBLE world as the Nike "Swoosh" is known here.

Yeh man will ya let it go
There is not a great deal of difference in FIBA and NF
and the philosopy is much the same. It is starting to be tiresome

Mark Padgett

BTW - here's that kid's brother: