Posted on 06/14/2019 3:52:38 AM PDT by C19fan
It is actually very easy to call and not difficult to see at all when you are coaching. Harder for players trying to get an edge to see they are offsides. Most pros know they are offsides they howl at the referee like a linesman getting called for holding, its all for show.
If not for women’s sports, there would be nothing left for sissy men to be good at.
I’m convinced the boy’s Class 6A state champion in Texas basketball could defeat the best pro women’s basketball team, and by a wide margin at that.
He can’t help but Klingon to his prejudices.
His arguments make a lot of sense. I’d like to see women’s sports be exciting for all people to watch, like tennis or gymnastics, too. I don’t like women’s sports to be made into sexy eye candy shows, but fun athletic competitions.
You want your women to have ENOUGH testosterone, believe me! It’s important. If your woman has low t, she will have no interest in you!
I played Team Handball. Best, dynamic team game, wildly popular in Europe. Results are in 20 - 30 goals. If they had offside rule, it would be in 4 - 8 goals. Boooring!
Games become faster, more goals, more interesting. Some stale soccer games, you have team pressing most of the time, only get beaten by one lucky goal by another team. After 90 minutes of back and forth kicking.
I played soccer, but found Handball much better, you use hands and feet in interesting game. Too bad it is almost unknown in US.
It wouldn’t even be close.
To each their own. Some people finding curling to be exciting. What is good for one sport will not work in another.
What are you saying - every single one of them looked like a guy.
Them = USA team or Thai team? Both?
Do you know why so many people worldwide play soccer?
So they don't have to watch.
lol, I made a funny
The Thailand team
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