Especially when you can tell who's team they're for because their guy does something scummy and nothing is said but when someone responds they get upset.
I feel that’s how games usually get out of hand. Refs miss little calls here and there an players feel like they need to get justice themselves. A simple word with players can come a long way
Aron I agree. I’m also a Referee. He lost control. He should keep the game tight. YCs should have been given out. If they continued with the nonsense.. ABANDON the game !
There is no excuse for a player losing his temper even if the ref is bad, you cannot blame him for what happened. I expect the ref to protect the player as most as he can by giving out yellow or red cards. However even if he doesn’t then it’s no excuse if my player acted like that keeper I wouldn’t want to be on the same field with him again.
The players are who are horrible. Guaranteed the ref doesn’t get paid enough to have to deal with that. Good call to end the game. They aren’t even playing for anything but pride. Why u mad bro
Jamieson Laabs Not really mad... just disappointed on the ref. But then again, I had my leg broken by an idiot when I was young in a rec-league game, where the uniforms were t-shirts. I was running up the left side of the field and he came from behind and, as I stopped and dribbled the ball behind me with my left, he scissored my right. It was a clean break of my fibula.
Alejandro Leguizamo not you lol, those players are so angry, it’s crazy that rec sports gets to that level. I’m an indoor referee, our facility is very strict on behavior. We eliminate that 1% of problematic players so the other 99% can actually enjoy the game. Those players and their fans prefer confrontation over simply playing the game out of love. Sry to hear about ur leg. Ouch. But I don’t know what happened with you, I didn’t see the game or incident. From what I see in this video, though, they want those refs to be bouncers, basically. It would be nice to know what their pay was do deal with that, because it should be triple the normal rate.
Referee did a horrendous job here; letting intentional trips, cheap shots and flagrant fouls by the team in white go undisciplined. Predictably, tempers flared from the other team and the situation spiraled out of control quickly. Ref needs some serious re-training and oversight.
I refereed for 12 years and he definitely let this one get out of hand. Tightening up on fouls early on prevents a lot of this. I also think a lot of people should try to be a referee for a year or so. It changes your perspective on things
@@osu5inarow excuse me an attempt to throw a judo leg sweep. if u are trying to teach me any of the japanese form of modern martial arts, the f*ck outta here. I hope you sent the owner of the video a critique bc they used it in the title...go belittle someone else.
He may be an inexperienced ref working for the local parks and recreation. If he ever refs a West Ham vs. Millwall match in England, there will be a riot!
@@iaindw1 So? It doesn't make your statement correct. Refs have the power to keep the game from going off the rails and this ref clearly couldn't do that.
In the UK the level of talent we can see in this game would be the equivalent of what we call a Sunday league match. Amateur players of all ages, some fit, some overweight thrashing it out on a pitch at a local park. Few pints of beer in the dressing room at half time then back out for a bit of a scrap then off to the pub when the final whistle goes. Back to work on Monday.
Well, first off, the late tackle is called. Just because the white team has the ball, the referee chooses to play the advantage on the call. He should've made some note to everybody that was going to be a card. Probably cards both ways in the box on the left side there. Have to give the goalie a chance to deliver the ball, but the push-off should also have been carded -- and, had the original foul been whistled, the goalie would be sent off for Violent Conduct! And then the kick should've gotten him sent off anyway! At that point, the melee breaks out, and the referee's book needs to become "War and Peace". Not only the two players in the box on the left, 15 White should be gone for Serious Foul Play. 16 White goes for the punting of the ball into the stands -- that's, what now... Three White Team players gone? 6 goes for the Judo Throw. I assume, at this point, he has abandoned the match, probably in favor of the Black Team. Because, unless there's a number of Violent Conduct red cards on the Black Team, White's down to 7 at best!
The referee did not stop play for the foul at 0:15 and signaled to play on for advantage. This means he felt white was the victim of the foul. There was not sufficient advantage possible to justify not dealing harshly with that initial aggression. The kick at the shins by the black player was serious foul play. He should have been sent off immediately. All the violence that followed was the result of the non-enforcement of the initial serious foul play. In situations like that, team retributions snowball quickly. Once the brawl began, all the AR's and the ref should have simply begun taking numbers of any player committing a violent act, while the ref wades in close and blows his (hopefully) Fox 40 or louder whistle in full power, over and over and over to try to disrupt the brawl with 110 decibels. If that does not work, it is time to terminate the game immediately and send the report in to the league, with the noted jersey numbers. Referees have no business trying to separate violent players. Ever.
pmcnamara1954, it looked to me like the kick at the shins was done by the player in white. Black charged to force the kick, but then white brought his foot back out to trip the player in black. At least that's how it looks to me, but I've never played competitive soccer. At any rate, white teams keeper should have been called for a foul by pushing at the black forward and kicking him. Agree?
pmcnamara1954 mate I don’t think that was a foul he’s gone to charge the kick down and the opposition has stuck his leg out after he passed the ball looking for a foul
@@danielkeane9234 yeah you can, as a goalie myself i wioulda been emberassed if i acted the way he did. He's a bad keeper in the first place for not launching with his leg up to claim the ball in the first place, if he does that and gets knocked over its an easy fould and then he can get upset but he was looking for contact, everything that follows is his anger issues and being dramatic like a child
@@TheRealSamPreece i agree. He already went up with a strong knee to the players ribs to protect himself, and that's fine. He should expect contact. But everything he does afterwards is childish, and deserved to be sent off.
I start out every game telling the kids/adults that I card for trash talk, and I do. It only takes a yellow card, thrown once, at the right time, to defuse these situations. I'm an adult, and these things usually happen with young and/or inexperienced referees who don't have confidence in their ability to defuse these situations. I've had to eject parents from the sidelines, stopped many games and had the coach go and calm down the parents who are getting out of hand, and have even had to call the police when parents are really out of control. I've, in the past, reffed games in Europe, and have had to have police escorts to and from the games, to protect my anonymity. FIFA does provide excellent security for certain games. having reffed at high level, contentious games in Europe, that local children's games can be just as dangerous.
When you have no skills and talent or even enjoy playing soccer. Welcome to fightclub....break a leg. Both teams should get out of the competition. Clowns
Classic example of a referee who did not whistle early enough and everything just went downhill from there. I'd imagine that if the ref had whistled on the original incident at 0:15, spoken to the players and/or cautioned white no.6, nothing else would have happened.
Even if none of the officials saw the original challenge, it becomes clear white no.6 is following his opponent around the pitch. By 0:55, speak to him and tell him in no uncertain terms to stop it.
Finally, when the fight breaks out in the centre, the subs soon get involved. In my league, this is what we do: as soon as there is any incident in the centre, the 4th official and assistant on the side with the substitutes each go to a bench and tell each team's substitutes to stay put, and not to go on the field or else they will be cautioned (for entering the field of play without permission). This is a really useful way of reducing the scale of any situation.
Back in the day when I goalied, once the goalie called the ball it was everyone hands off and let him alone. Otherwise yellow cards. At 1:27 goalie was illegally charged, although he didn't respond to it too well.
The mistake was not dealing with the first late “tackle.” There was no point in letting play continue based on location of the ball. He should have blew the whistle immediately. Depending on his style he could either caution (advisable) or have a chat. A caution if early in the game would send a clear message. If later in the game a talking to could work, but it would depend on how the game had progress from there. Unbelievably, when the ball went out of play he still did nothing. This what led to the escalation. The signal sent was that the ref was not going protect their safety which leaves only intimidation as the only means of protecting themselves.
So you're completely ignoring #6 headbutting a player causing the big brawl, then throwing another to the ground and trying to pummel him on the ground. He was the worst.
I've seen a few games posted on YT and I'm curious to know how long this cup/league (or what ever it was) lasted before getting shut down by the authorities for the amount of common assault that was taking place?
With this channel, local recreational league soccer matches may start to become popular. Soon, over half their fans won't know any of the players or coaches. They will walk in off the street, hoping to see cards and fights!
I expect #6, goalie, will be proud to show his children this video of how well he handled adversity in an intramural soccer game that meant nothing more than 2 free drink tickets at the hot dog stand after the game!
At like 2:56 or so #6 in white jersey tosses opponent to ground. That is what I was referring. And while I'm crying in my milk, lol, it's fucking soccer! Cry baby fucks like the guy screaming at the end!!! ROFLMAO
Their nationality doesn't matter when the sport itself is nothing but lies and deceit. Thier sport honors a good liar. It's pathetic. From the first year on, these players are taught to cheat and lie, by the time they're at this age group, they cheer for a good cheater. Soccer blows, soccer players are all liars.
Watched this for the first minute without turning my phone. Once I had it full size my first thought was 'Hang on, these are actually grown men, not idiot 15yr olds?!'
Big Daddy there was a foul that happened before the incident. Had they called it, and handed out a yellow or at least a verbal warning, then it probably would have altered the outcome of the game from there on out
Why would the ref play advantage after that late tackle when there is no attacking play having developed yet? The first 2/3's or center of the field is the best place to call those fouls and dish out cards to keep the game from spiraling out of control. Game management fail.
A few things - there are 4 referees - not many games have 4 unless it was a playoff (maybe since the game took place so long ago - they HAD 4 to spare for every game). The first foul that everyone was complaining about - I could see how the ref MAY have missed the foul - thinking that the black team ran into the white player and then the ref called advantage as the white had a promising attack. Seeing the replay, the white player did stick his leg out to trip him and the ref should have cautioned or at a minimum had a stern conversation. The GK should have been ejected - that was violent conduct not sure how he could have missed that - at a minimum one of the ARs or the 4th official should have caught it. As an experienced referee - it is important to try and keep a lid on things. No matter what you do - sometimes things just erupt. This was not one of those times - a lot of the “heat” in this game could have been managed better with a whistle - and a conversation with each of the coaches. That MAY have happened and we just didn’t see it - but from this video it could have been edited out. Finally, the end of the game situation didn’t make any sense to me. In games like this (heated or abandoned) Referees are instructed to have the teams stay at the bench and then exit - not go shake hands. When the shit hit the fan - the refs need to move into a triangle so they can capture information - their role is not to stop - but to document and report back to their governing body - and they can work with the schools to determine the appropriate discipline. It’s the coaches that need to insert themselves and control their players.
As a ref myself, I would have suggested once the fight post-game began to make th ultimatum threat to call the police unless everyone backs off. It’s a great threat that I have learned is a great tool for refs to control a mob that is out of control
Why would ANYONE film this, watch this or discuss this....?. Allegedly grown men behaving like children whose toys have fallen out of the pram...disgusting ,? And please in future do NOT refer to this as football (soccer)....it is nothing short of animal warfare by individuals whose IQs are less than their shoe size.
Jason Sabourin nobody says “inside every soccer player is a pissed off little girl” just ignorant people or people that say handegg is the “real” football 💀
Dad : Hi son, do you want go to see WWE, MMA, RINGLING BROS CIRCUS, and a soap opera ?? Son : mmm dad and if better go to soccer game, is not the same ???
that goalie would have gotten his teeth stomped in if i were on that team..."judo" man would have gotten his teeth, eyes, nose & his entire face basically smashed in. i am going to sign up for this league just to knock these guys out now.
They would be so stupid they would have to have some one use a dictionary for them (Because they lack the intelligence to be able to) and tell what the word means. Then they would say "I can't be asked to do that.".
Ref made some errors but the responsibility lands on the player's shoulders. If you watch you can see that there are a few players on both teams who were responsible for most of the problems.
In the 500+ games I have called, I can tell you that I have never seen a goalie strike an attacking player four times in a row. (multiple ways too!) Incredible! 1:25 And he never dropped the ball. Kudos to the forward for not hitting back. LOL
0:10 pretty sure that was a handball. 0:13 correct call of advantage, but unclear whether ref stated "play on" loudly enough for number 6 to hear. 0:48 player on black team should be yellow carded. 1:05 foul by gk should be a penalty and probably a yellow card 1:06 interference on goalkeeper releasing the ball, but... 1:07 kicking, should be a red card, especially given it was followed up by a shove Meanwhile white number 6 is attacking a player, though it's not the kind of encounter that ARs would necessarily always spot. He and his teammate should be red carded. He continues to attack players at 2:18 and 3:01, which refs had to have seen. Their body language is that of helpless onlookers when they should be loudly ordering players back to their sides to separate everyone. Hopefully the aggressive players were disciplined by the league.
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This game had more camera angles than a FIFA match.
YA WE DONT MESS AROUND!!
Bunch of idiots kids, let European to play their sports and Americans stick with your American sport
Mihaela Rotariu according to the description, these are canadians
LO-FUCKING-L!!!!!!!
Mihaela Rotariu read the description dumbfuck, go drink your tea with your mouth full of yellow teeth .😂😂
I love it when the crowd screams their suggestions like anyone on the field cares what they are saying.
Especially when you can tell who's team they're for because their guy does something scummy and nothing is said but when someone responds they get upset.
Lol soccer parents for ya
@@Go4Gustoyep, never watched a game in their life and act like it’s all they watch
im a referee too, but this guy messed up big time and allowed the game to get out of hand
I hate those kinds of referees they don't give a single shit about player's safety smh
I feel that’s how games usually get out of hand. Refs miss little calls here and there an players feel like they need to get justice themselves. A simple word with players can come a long way
Aron I agree. I’m also a Referee. He lost control. He should keep the game tight. YCs should have been given out. If they continued with the nonsense.. ABANDON the game !
There is no excuse for a player losing his temper even if the ref is bad, you cannot blame him for what happened. I expect the ref to protect the player as most as he can by giving out yellow or red cards. However even if he doesn’t then it’s no excuse if my player acted like that keeper I wouldn’t want to be on the same field with him again.
looks like these teams came ready for a fight.
Horrible ref. He lost control of the game by allowing for the initial kicks.
Alejandro Leguizamo agreed. After the advantage, he could have came back and given a YC to calm them down !
Absolutely agree with you! That ref should not be allowed to referee ever again! That is completely unprofessional and a damn disgrace!
The players are who are horrible. Guaranteed the ref doesn’t get paid enough to have to deal with that. Good call to end the game. They aren’t even playing for anything but pride. Why u mad bro
Jamieson Laabs Not really mad... just disappointed on the ref. But then again, I had my leg broken by an idiot when I was young in a rec-league game, where the uniforms were t-shirts. I was running up the left side of the field and he came from behind and, as I stopped and dribbled the ball behind me with my left, he scissored my right. It was a clean break of my fibula.
Alejandro Leguizamo not you lol, those players are so angry, it’s crazy that rec sports gets to that level. I’m an indoor referee, our facility is very strict on behavior. We eliminate that 1% of problematic players so the other 99% can actually enjoy the game. Those players and their fans prefer confrontation over simply playing the game out of love. Sry to hear about ur leg. Ouch. But I don’t know what happened with you, I didn’t see the game or incident. From what I see in this video, though, they want those refs to be bouncers, basically. It would be nice to know what their pay was do deal with that, because it should be triple the normal rate.
Referee did a horrendous job here; letting intentional trips, cheap shots and flagrant fouls by the team in white go undisciplined. Predictably, tempers flared from the other team and the situation spiraled out of control quickly. Ref needs some serious re-training and oversight.
That team in blue and white was just straight trash.
Yep, he sends off that 1st late tackle nothing else happens.
Yeah that is what caused everything. 🙄. What really needs to change is that players and fans who are shit realize they are shit.
The best moment in this entire video is when the sandal gets reunited with its foot at 5:38
I refereed for 12 years and he definitely let this one get out of hand. Tightening up on fouls early on prevents a lot of this. I also think a lot of people should try to be a referee for a year or so. It changes your perspective on things
Refs gets plenty of abuse it's similar in the PL over here in the UK and lower leagues. Who would want to be a ref these days?
Goalie #8 has issues.
Sea Pig total mouthpiece. If he was on my team I would have told him to stfu.
Sea Pig real big issues and should have got a yellow for kicking the player
@@Daniel_Flores415 yellow!?!? first he shoved the guy then he judo kicked him in leg....thats got to be a red!
@@lildlo Do you know what judo is?
@@osu5inarow excuse me an attempt to throw a judo leg sweep. if u are trying to teach me any of the japanese form of modern martial arts, the f*ck outta here. I hope you sent the owner of the video a critique bc they used it in the title...go belittle someone else.
All on video. Should be pretty easy to see which players should be suspended.
Yes the ref
As a reff u can’t allowed this types of games get off of control like this he never used his whistle correctly cards at the moment
He may be an inexperienced ref working for the local parks and recreation.
If he ever refs a West Ham vs. Millwall match in England, there will be a riot!
shut up. referee did not cause this.
@@iaindw1 Yes he did by not keeping this game under control. You should shut up bro.
@@tristanpotts3300 2 years. And you reply. Ffs.
@@iaindw1 So? It doesn't make your statement correct. Refs have the power to keep the game from going off the rails and this ref clearly couldn't do that.
In the UK the level of talent we can see in this game would be the equivalent of what we call a Sunday league match. Amateur players of all ages, some fit, some overweight thrashing it out on a pitch at a local park. Few pints of beer in the dressing room at half time then back out for a bit of a scrap then off to the pub when the final whistle goes. Back to work on Monday.
The judo throw guy was such a snake 😂
The reaction of the crowd kills mee 😂😂
White #15 is how every athlete should act. That dude is one class act. Watch him the whole video and see some true sportsmanship. 👏👏👏
Well, first off, the late tackle is called. Just because the white team has the ball, the referee chooses to play the advantage on the call. He should've made some note to everybody that was going to be a card.
Probably cards both ways in the box on the left side there. Have to give the goalie a chance to deliver the ball, but the push-off should also have been carded -- and, had the original foul been whistled, the goalie would be sent off for Violent Conduct! And then the kick should've gotten him sent off anyway!
At that point, the melee breaks out, and the referee's book needs to become "War and Peace". Not only the two players in the box on the left, 15 White should be gone for Serious Foul Play.
16 White goes for the punting of the ball into the stands -- that's, what now... Three White Team players gone? 6 goes for the Judo Throw.
I assume, at this point, he has abandoned the match, probably in favor of the Black Team. Because, unless there's a number of Violent Conduct red cards on the Black Team, White's down to 7 at best!
The referee did not stop play for the foul at 0:15 and signaled to play on for advantage. This means he felt white was the victim of the foul. There was not sufficient advantage possible to justify not dealing harshly with that initial aggression. The kick at the shins by the black player was serious foul play. He should have been sent off immediately. All the violence that followed was the result of the non-enforcement of the initial serious foul play. In situations like that, team retributions snowball quickly.
Once the brawl began, all the AR's and the ref should have simply begun taking numbers of any player committing a violent act, while the ref wades in close and blows his (hopefully) Fox 40 or louder whistle in full power, over and over and over to try to disrupt the brawl with 110 decibels. If that does not work, it is time to terminate the game immediately and send the report in to the league, with the noted jersey numbers. Referees have no business trying to separate violent players. Ever.
pmcnamara1954, it looked to me like the kick at the shins was done by the player in white. Black charged to force the kick, but then white brought his foot back out to trip the player in black. At least that's how it looks to me, but I've never played competitive soccer. At any rate, white teams keeper should have been called for a foul by pushing at the black forward and kicking him. Agree?
pmcnamara1954 mate I don’t think that was a foul he’s gone to charge the kick down and the opposition has stuck his leg out after he passed the ball looking for a foul
pmcnamara1954 yea the guy in white kicked the one in black... check your calls man.
@@guytrying4534 Exactly, Dave. Crazy that the player in white raised his arms like he was fouled, lol.
Lastly, why is 8 complaining so much, he should have been 1st red for kicking like the coward he is
As much as it was messed up for him doing that, you can’t call any goalie a coward
@@danielkeane9234 yeah you can, as a goalie myself i wioulda been emberassed if i acted the way he did. He's a bad keeper in the first place for not launching with his leg up to claim the ball in the first place, if he does that and gets knocked over its an easy fould and then he can get upset but he was looking for contact, everything that follows is his anger issues and being dramatic like a child
@@ihatethegiants1 That kick was in clear sight to the ref as well. An immediate red at any level of the sport.
@@TheRealSamPreece i agree. He already went up with a strong knee to the players ribs to protect himself, and that's fine. He should expect contact. But everything he does afterwards is childish, and deserved to be sent off.
I start out every game telling the kids/adults that I card for trash talk, and I do. It only takes a yellow card, thrown once, at the right time, to defuse these situations. I'm an adult, and these things usually happen with young and/or inexperienced referees who don't have confidence in their ability to defuse these situations. I've had to eject parents from the sidelines, stopped many games and had the coach go and calm down the parents who are getting out of hand, and have even had to call the police when parents are really out of control.
I've, in the past, reffed games in Europe, and have had to have police escorts to and from the games, to protect my anonymity. FIFA does provide excellent security for certain games. having reffed at high level, contentious games in Europe, that local children's games can be just as dangerous.
You’re the local middle school and church league ref. Settle down
Los de latinoamerica: 🌚
tHatS a ReD CarD -hockey dad
This game was more like old school NHL than soccer!
Wouldn't a hockey dad did be cheering for the fight? Do you know anything about hockey?
In essence this is the hockey of soccer. That's why the violence isn't WWE style, as is tradition.
Lmao
@@6LVCKSHEEP One guy kicks a dude in the balls, then points at center field as if "that guy did it" 100 yards away. Classic.
I love this channel so freaking much
When you have no skills and talent or even enjoy playing soccer. Welcome to fightclub....break a leg. Both teams should get out of the competition. Clowns
Classic example of a referee who did not whistle early enough and everything just went downhill from there. I'd imagine that if the ref had whistled on the original incident at 0:15, spoken to the players and/or cautioned white no.6, nothing else would have happened.
Even if none of the officials saw the original challenge, it becomes clear white no.6 is following his opponent around the pitch. By 0:55, speak to him and tell him in no uncertain terms to stop it.
And when the keeper goes in on the attacker, don't muck about, ref - that's a red card straight away. Get in there quick and dissolve the situation.
Finally, when the fight breaks out in the centre, the subs soon get involved. In my league, this is what we do: as soon as there is any incident in the centre, the 4th official and assistant on the side with the substitutes each go to a bench and tell each team's substitutes to stay put, and not to go on the field or else they will be cautioned (for entering the field of play without permission). This is a really useful way of reducing the scale of any situation.
And NEVER end the game without dissolving any disputes first!
Back in the day when I goalied, once the goalie called the ball it was everyone hands off and let him alone. Otherwise yellow cards. At 1:27 goalie was illegally charged, although he didn't respond to it too well.
I love the players just walking around minding their own business
This channel have changed they way I view Canadians completely!
2:26
Legend has it that #15 and #4 are still walking together on sandy beaches
I got to salute the quality of the video 10/10
Yes, the video quality is great for a recreational soccer league.
Can you imagine tearing an ACL playing in some shitfest league like that
You can tear your acl from no physical contact from anyone else...
@@aron8659 Yea but tearing it on the same field as these players... Embarrassing.
The mistake was not dealing with the first late “tackle.” There was no point in letting play continue based on location of the ball. He should have blew the whistle immediately. Depending on his style he could either caution (advisable) or have a chat. A caution if early in the game would send a clear message. If later in the game a talking to could work, but it would depend on how the game had progress from there. Unbelievably, when the ball went out of play he still did nothing. This what led to the escalation. The signal sent was that the ref was not going protect their safety which leaves only intimidation as the only means of protecting themselves.
I'm curious how long the league will ban white #6 for.
John Carpenter it’s #8 goalkeeper and #13 played in a violent manner and not letting the keeper release the ball redcard for him
So you're completely ignoring #6 headbutting a player causing the big brawl, then throwing another to the ground and trying to pummel him on the ground. He was the worst.
Lewis Palmer ah didn’t even saw that, I thought you were calling the keeper #6 but after watching the replay I see what you are talking about
If that was a "big brawl" in soccer then that is hilarious!
I've seen a few games posted on YT and I'm curious to know how long this cup/league (or what ever it was) lasted before getting shut down by the authorities for the amount of common assault that was taking place?
This is quickly becoming my favourite channel on youtube.
With this channel, local recreational league soccer matches may start to become popular. Soon, over half their fans won't know any of the players or coaches. They will walk in off the street, hoping to see cards and fights!
I just subscribed to this channel. My guess is many other folks discovering it will also subscribe.
That was a pretty clean judo throw 👏
Yep , should fought back give the judo guy a head lock
In the last 2 hrs of ref vs parents/rev be players; this is the best/most intense video
I expect #6, goalie, will be proud to show his children this video of how well he handled adversity in an intramural soccer game that meant nothing more than 2 free drink tickets at the hot dog stand after the game!
Rod Freeseman it’s #8 goalkeeper and #13 played in a violent manner and not letting the keeper release the ball redcard for him
At like 2:56 or so #6 in white jersey tosses opponent to ground. That is what I was referring. And while I'm crying in my milk, lol, it's fucking soccer! Cry baby fucks like the guy screaming at the end!!! ROFLMAO
Was a provincial cup semi final.. black team went on to Nationals actually
so who won?
Wtf 😂 the crowed reacted like that “late tackle” was really bad 😂😂😂 you’d all get eaten a live in England grass roots level if you think that’s bad.
What kind of camera were you using?
Goalie in blue would get dropped in 5 secs in England
Lower your testosterone??? Lmaoo
Stay in the kitchen lady.
He’d get dropped in 2 seconds on a baseball field talking like that
fence hopper@@guerochristophermaldonado9060
William lillicrapp r/gatekeeping
And yet, this is still more entertaining than a professional MLB game.
"Shots before the game lads?"
yeah steriod shots
LMFAO
Soccer players, little guys with big mouths. Adorable.
goalkeeper, #16 and #6 = red cards
By far the two biggest idiots on the field... by a long shot.
True, but #4 black team also punches #6 on the white team and that’s what makes #6 go nuts. But overall, refs suck.
Goalie should be dropped. It’s easy to act tough when there’s someone holding you back😂
I like watching the “ever so polite” Canadians get into fights (non hockey related).
Their nationality doesn't matter when the sport itself is nothing but lies and deceit. Thier sport honors a good liar. It's pathetic. From the first year on, these players are taught to cheat and lie, by the time they're at this age group, they cheer for a good cheater. Soccer blows, soccer players are all liars.
@@msanders2605 Show me on the doll where the soccer player touched you.
@@SARDiverDave heh heh. Is good one
Watched this for the first minute without turning my phone.
Once I had it full size my first thought was 'Hang on, these are actually grown men, not idiot 15yr olds?!'
What league is this?
Imagine being in your 30s and taking soccer this seriously lol
Well... Messi is 32 years old and CR7 35 years old Lol
0_0 1 Lol, but they’re professionals...these are just dudes playing soccer. Wild that I needed to point out that glaring flaw in your analogy lol
Dude with the camera is a legend!!
Refs didnt do a good job handling this situation
Because 4 guys can control 50 people and there actions.
Also, the coach of the white team is a bitch. No way those players would act like that if the coach was worth a damn
Big Daddy there was a foul that happened before the incident. Had they called it, and handed out a yellow or at least a verbal warning, then it probably would have altered the outcome of the game from there on out
Refs are there for football not martial arts.
bro what was the keeper doing
The officials probably didn't know what to do because they are use to everyone flopping and finally someone did something.
Und ich dachte nur bei uns in Deutschland gäbe es sowas bei Kreisligaspielen. Schön das auch mal von anderen Ländern zu sehen.
I'm convinced that some guys join these rec leagues just to injure opposing players..
That goalkeeper #8 needs to cut back on his caffeine intake 😂
Lmao
“Player kicked” and “judo throw” are actually comical. Lmao
“C’mon referee you can’t allow that!” 😂😂😂 what you thought this was, fifa lol
Dont know whats worse. The ref or the artificial grass?
turf has some good sides to it but if you slide on turf you’re done for
1:21 numbers 4 and 15 hugging it out amongst the chaos😂
Match officials should be thrown out. They totally lost control. Hopeless.
As Shankly said "Football is not a game, it's more important than that". I think the US is now understanding that quote. LOL
This is Canada
Perhaps do a little more research into what consists of a judo throw.
Nick Adams right, like I thought it was going to be an actual judo throw, not just a trip kids have known since they were seven.
Uhhh what was the drama for again?
Can you reply it again I missed it
2:19 on the right #4 and #15 sportsmanship ☺️
Why would the ref play advantage after that late tackle when there is no attacking play having developed yet? The first 2/3's or center of the field is the best place to call those fouls and dish out cards to keep the game from spiraling out of control. Game management fail.
"Bunch of Clowns!" hahahaha
Lol clear red card to the keeper
A few things - there are 4 referees - not many games have 4 unless it was a playoff (maybe since the game took place so long ago - they HAD 4 to spare for every game). The first foul that everyone was complaining about - I could see how the ref MAY have missed the foul - thinking that the black team ran into the white player and then the ref called advantage as the white had a promising attack. Seeing the replay, the white player did stick his leg out to trip him and the ref should have cautioned or at a minimum had a stern conversation. The GK should have been ejected - that was violent conduct not sure how he could have missed that - at a minimum one of the ARs or the 4th official should have caught it. As an experienced referee - it is important to try and keep a lid on things. No matter what you do - sometimes things just erupt. This was not one of those times - a lot of the “heat” in this game could have been managed better with a whistle - and a conversation with each of the coaches. That MAY have happened and we just didn’t see it - but from this video it could have been edited out. Finally, the end of the game situation didn’t make any sense to me. In games like this (heated or abandoned) Referees are instructed to have the teams stay at the bench and then exit - not go shake hands. When the shit hit the fan - the refs need to move into a triangle so they can capture information - their role is not to stop - but to document and report back to their governing body - and they can work with the schools to determine the appropriate discipline. It’s the coaches that need to insert themselves and control their players.
Im concerned about the lone flip flop alone in the middle of the field! And Soccer is a gateway sport! Just sayin!
Is this real or just a set up for TV?
Real
Now I want me some Tim Hortons and I live in Florida. Bummer.
You will have to settle for Wendy's. They have nice vanilla frostys.
This is great American soccer right here folks. When really bad players try to play you get this 😂
I dont know much about soccer, I'm straight.
As a ref myself, I would have suggested once the fight post-game began to make th ultimatum threat to call the police unless everyone backs off. It’s a great threat that I have learned is a great tool for refs to control a mob that is out of control
That was the most pitiful fight I've ever seen 😂 Run them hands like a man!!
😂😂
Pretty sure you get hefty bans in football/soccer for throwing hands. It's not ice hockey, lol.
try and count how many times either team loses the ball i stopped at 23
Why would ANYONE film this, watch this or discuss this....?. Allegedly grown men behaving like children whose toys have fallen out of the pram...disgusting ,? And please in future do NOT refer to this as football (soccer)....it is nothing short of animal warfare by individuals whose IQs are less than their shoe size.
this is why americans shouldn't play football
These are Canadian children.
fuck you
Dude stfu no one wants to hear ur snot nose bullshit
Jamie Maddison i play and havent gotten to fighting what r u trying to say
Were they all given handbags and purses after the game?
That goalie needs to lay off the roids
Who knew soccer goalies were so hard. I guess it's like they say "Inside every soccer player, is A pissed off little girl"
Jason Sabourin nobody says that imbecile
@@Anonymous44818 says what? Dreg.
Jason Sabourin nobody says “inside every soccer player is a pissed off little girl” just ignorant people or people that say handegg is the “real” football 💀
Bro if I was a ref I would start throwing out reds
English Premier League ref Mike Dean would have sent off half the players on both teams.
Dad : Hi son, do you want go to see WWE, MMA, RINGLING BROS CIRCUS, and a soap opera ?? Son : mmm dad and if better go to soccer game, is not the same ???
why is the goalie #8 and why is he the shortest player 😂😂😂
luka maric height has no meaning if you can ball. I’ve seen short ass keepers that play wayyyyy better than giraffe looking dudes.
Who knows why he choose #8. And he's the shortest player because A) the other players grew more than him or B) he didn't grow as much.
@@guerochristophermaldonado9060 No you haven't or you've never played. Pffft
Toby Allred who invited this old man? Lol I’ve played all my life, I’ll play any position with my eyes closed better than you
The way that number 8 goalie wouldve lost his kneecaps if he were to do that to me😂
Terrible Reff
It´s great that we get so many camera angles, but not so good that the poor ref is kept in the dark - especially in these games!
that goalie would have gotten his teeth stomped in if i were on that team..."judo" man would have gotten his teeth, eyes, nose & his entire face basically smashed in.
i am going to sign up for this league just to knock these guys out now.
you're well hard
But mainly in the head.
What a tuff guy this is. Lmao
Wow, where do you bury your dead??
Always the scared dog that has to bark the most.
Lmao big red for the keep at the beginning
If you were to ask these guys, "Don't you know what good sportsmanship is?", they'd say, "No, what good is it?"
They would be so stupid they would have to have some one use a dictionary for them (Because they lack the intelligence to be able to) and tell what the word means. Then they would say "I can't be asked to do that.".
Players in Ist videos*
*sportmanship has left the chat
#12 in the back reminds me of Kaka from Madrid back in El Clásicos just minding his own business 😂
Tim Hortons, proud supporter of local Durham sports. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Very proud
hugo lundblad Durham. So was this like Oshawa or uxbridge or Pickering or Ajax, wait was this L1O
This looked to me like a pickup street soccer match.
These pickup games are more likely to have fights than organized league matches!
Goalkeepers are a different breed
Ref made some errors but the responsibility lands on the player's shoulders. If you watch you can see that there are a few players on both teams who were responsible for most of the problems.
Cool now where’s the part where they play soccer
One question... what kind of football field is that, literally have never seen a centerfield line that wasnt the 50
Canadian football is 110 yards long. Game was on Ontario.
goon60656 gotcha thanks
surprised after all the touching both teams weren't rolling around acting hurt
In the 500+ games I have called, I can tell you that I have never seen a goalie strike an attacking player four times in a row. (multiple ways too!) Incredible! 1:25 And he never dropped the ball. Kudos to the forward for not hitting back. LOL
so you would play advantage on the late tackle? all coudlve been avoided... if ref called the first one...
3:57 the guy and lady just casually having a conversation
Goalie #8 is a hot head in every video he's in!! Good role model for the kids that are watching.
0:10 pretty sure that was a handball.
0:13 correct call of advantage, but unclear whether ref stated "play on" loudly enough for number 6 to hear.
0:48 player on black team should be yellow carded.
1:05 foul by gk should be a penalty and probably a yellow card
1:06 interference on goalkeeper releasing the ball, but...
1:07 kicking, should be a red card, especially given it was followed up by a shove
Meanwhile white number 6 is attacking a player, though it's not the kind of encounter that ARs would necessarily always spot. He and his teammate should be red carded. He continues to attack players at 2:18 and 3:01, which refs had to have seen. Their body language is that of helpless onlookers when they should be loudly ordering players back to their sides to separate everyone.
Hopefully the aggressive players were disciplined by the league.