It is said the sound from the refereeβs whistle is a final one, for all the players on pitch
So, why did this team get to have a penalty awarded to them
Right after the referee had blown the very last sound of his whistle, to show the match had come to an end, on his order?
- Was having this penalty taken, that important?
- Who was certain to benefit from having this penalty kick scored?
- In your own sound mind, how is this even right? Just how? How do you sleep at night, knowing that you crushed somebodyβs wholesome effort to secure that win, for themselves?
- Do you know how traumatizing that can be, for certain people?
- Even if there are rules to follow, when did I agree to these rules? Who made these rules? Why did they make them?
~ Huh? ~
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A mystery… Football is becoming a business rather than a sport.
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I’ve been feeling this way about sports rules in several different sports latetly. Some of the rules seem unfair.
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I hate to hear that sound from the referee. Some sports rules are good, and some are not but still need to follow.
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That’s weird. I guess there’s no one to complain to, huh? I wonder if they were fully following the rules.
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Very interesting. I don’t know that much about football if I’m honest, but it sounds like some things need to be hashed out.
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Yeah, this is definitely something to consider! And in many ways, it also applies to the real world, too.
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It is often said that rules are meant to be broken, but not in sports! How can you have fair play if rules are not followed?
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Never thought about the power of the referee whistle. This is something to think about!
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