Cosmo Vedder No doubt, lol. Dad probably never played football so he wasn't used to seeing hits like that. Makes kids tough though, and learn real fast. Seen a few of these in my days. Get your head out of the clouds and look around for cheap shots. I just laughed it off, and got paybacks after hits like that. Those were the good ole days, when parents didn't make fools of their self.
Dude Jenson Yeah my dad used to stand on the sideline during my Pee Wee football games. Then after a game where I took a cheap shot, he would say something like "so did u learn anything from that?"
“If you’ve ever mowed your lawn and found a car, you might be a redneck. If your family tree doesn’t fork, you might be a redneck. If you’ve ever been accused of lying through your tooth, you just might be a redneck.” --Jeff Foxworthy My Foxworthy quotes are way funnier than yours...
@@tonys4250 You’re probably right. Them uppity Yankees really think they are something with then multiple tooths of theirs, don’t they? I bet you I can do more my with my one good one than any of them can do with all them ones they are wasting. I know them extras gotta be in the way when they go to open up a new can of snuff with their tooth. I can slice one open and have my lip filled up in 3.5 seconds or less, and I never even have to take my other hand out from around my sister to do it. I reckon that’s why she’s all mine, and they won’t ever have a chance with her.
I have coached youth sports several years and the worst part about it, is the parents. Hands down. The best thing we had was a silent game. Parents could hold signs and clap, but no yelling at the kids. It was glorious and without exception the kids always love it.
I know a guy who switched to coaching hoops from the suburbs to a rough neighborhood. He said the best part is that parents rarely came around to bother him.
There was a 60's model Ford truck that would pull up by the outfield fence and watch our little league baseball games. One of the coaches was known for throwing fits and screaming at players,umps and parents. I wasn't at that field that day but that coach was. The coach blew up and yelled at everyone and the people said the door on that Ford opened up and a big old cowboy got out of it. He strolled around the field and walked into the dugout and punched that coach in the wind and the gut and then set him down and had a long talk with him about sportsmanship. The guy was parked in his usual spot the next time we played at that field and our coach and the other coach went and talked to him. His wife couldn't have children and he'd been a good highschool and college player and liked coming and watching us kids play. Saturday games it was a tradition for the winning team to buy the losing team snowcones. He took over after that and Tuesday games and Saturday games every team that played on any field got snowcones. The world needs more people like that man. This was in 1979 in New Mexico.
In real-time motion I can see where it would have the illusion of appearing to be blocked in the back, and while it was indeed going to be a block in the back, the defending player turned around a millisecond in time to make it a legal block.
When I first started coaching kids I was told “The hardest part about coaching kids is managing the egos of the parents”. This arse hat parent proves that.
When I umped baseball I use to have to warn all the adults behind the backstop before the game started that they be tossed if they acted up. When I coached I personally asked MY teams parents to please behave which most always did thank god.
My brother-in-law used to coach little league teams in the 80s but finally quit because he received death threats, beat down threats and even being followed by irate, out of control parents. As much as he enjoyed coaching and teaching these crazy, insecure people took the fun and experience out of everything.
What in the sweet name of fuck makes you think that kid got up happy as fuck? I have been absolutely crushed by a pulling guard because I had tunnel vision for the ball carrier. I assure, I did not get up happy as fuck.
Lmao you guys should watch a sport called AFL. It has a lot of bumps and stuff like this except without pads. It’s frickin cool as hell but my dad won’t let me play because I wear glasses. If I didn’t wear glasses then I probably would be playing. Instead I played football/soccer until the start of this year. I stopped because of my studies in VCE.
I was going to say, "Five years ago that was a high light block but the rules have changed". This was 11 years ago so I have no idea what the problem is with that block.
I had a parent from the opposing team come to my sideline tonight looking for the kid who hit his son. When I asked him what he was doing and that it’s unacceptable to do what he was doing he tried to spin it like he was trying to help. I simply told him that’s the coaches’ jobs to correct anything done wrong, never the parents during the game. He acted surprised I was confronting him, but never in any situation is that acceptable. This block by the way was 100% clean. I had to watch a couple times, but you can see it was shoulder to shoulder and not from behind.
That was about as clean a hit as you can get. The hit drew the flag because the kid is a foot shorter than everybody else around him. Youth football leagues often offer divisions separated by weight classes. Something to consider.
It was a clean hit for when this game was. Today it’s called an illegal blindside block and is a foul. th-cam.com/video/GYAD2F0dFyI/w-d-xo.html Watch that video if you want to know what the difference is between legal and illegal blindside blocks.
Da widdle snow flake was on the ground. He HAD to have been hurt. So...illegal block. And whether he was or not...clean hit. A little excessive? Sure. But clean.
The fact that I witnessed watching these types of parents going at it with the ref when I played football as a kid. THE SHAME IN THE CHILDS FACE IS HILARIOUS AND SHOCKING 😬😂
I'll never forget my first hit. Freshman at 145 lbs. 6"2 205lb running back broke free. I just stood on the 1 yard line and he ran me smoothe over. But..he fumbled. I hyperventilated due to the shock lol.
in the back? is he blind or what the tackle clearly come from the front, like he get tackled on the shoulder/right chest area. That is 100% a clean hit.
The kid never saw the blocker coming. It was a blindsided hit and when he hit him it turned him the right way and made it look like a straight up front hit. I am watching this slowed down on a 65" 4k TV. Are blind sided hits allowed against defense in this youth sport? It is very dangerous to hit someone like that. You can knock them out easy and give them concussion. When I played back in the 90s this was completely legal and you usually got a stinger and they would throw you right back and say man up. Even at his age you see how effective it was. That kid didn't get up right away. I think anything that could knock someone out should be illegal, but would it still be football? I loved football and would't change it, but dangerous.
I never got that when I played pop warner I notice ever team with that kinda coach we’re horrible. How you gonna tell to run when your fatass can barely move.
it's funny, even if it was an illegal hit, there's no need to pull that stunt. it's not like it was a dirty football game since opening kickoff....it was one hit..parents ruin sports
i agree but that parent believes his kid should never get hit in football and probably believes his kid should always score a touchdown when he touches the ball. ENJOY your participation trophies, UNRULY PARENT
ok i could prob be convinced of that. the blind side hit should probably be outlawed. but this hit was not in the back like the father whined about. not even close!
I am so thankful my family never acted like this when I played sports, whether it was clean or dirty still gotta leave it on the field and move on to the next play
I envy you. My dad was like the one in the video. Even cursing and threatening the referee. It was extremely embarrassing. I get anxious thinking about it. I was more worried about the referee calling something wrong rather than me not suceeding.
a Father sticking up for his kid...good on you DAD....even though it was the wrong call for you DAD He will take plety more hits like this and look back on this ... Dont let it bother you.... In life there will more up and downs so just chill people .
The dude running off the field is even better. This is the type of guy that uses lines like “you know who I am?” Never be afraid of the guys that yell and scream....always be weary of the quiet ones.
Wow. When he asks "where the f*#k is that kid, where's his father?" Lol Like your going to attack the guy because his kid just totally decleated(cleanly also) one of your kids? Way to be an example for the kids guy, you got my nomination for Pop Warner coach of the year!!!
How embarrassing for that kid that his father has to fight his battles for him. My dad was a Vietnam vet, he never said shit during my games. Just sat there and watched and cheered. This is pathetic. What the hell did you think was going to happen letting your son step on the gridiron.
“He hit him in the fricken back!” Yes Karen, that’s why your son fell onto his back… 🙄 Some parents just can’t handle the truth that their kids aren’t invincible
As a football refereee this is a clean hit from the side its hurt the kids cause he didnt see it coming rules states that side blocks are not a rule violation parents should read the rules before getting angry at the referees
Pastor Kenya Harris i agree with u. the ref sux. but not nearly as bad as a grown man who is clearly out of shape and can't fight rush the field acting like he can fight just to be carried away by a man who is even more out of shape than him. lol not to mention a grown man who has the emotions of a 13year old fat girl with pms and daddy touched me issues. he must have a hot wife lol
kade walley you are right most parents would that call the facts anything on the side or in front is not a violation training camp taught me that if nothing is if no hands are covering the numbers or name on the back of the Jersey its clean
This is why if you ever played fooball they teach you "to keep your head on a swivel" in situations like that.....This always happens when teams change directions mostly (when a player cuts across the field like on this player, or during an int"......btw its called a crack back not a "side hit"
Solsist __ I never seen a volunteer ref. They get paid where I'm from. The coaches are volunteers and usually in it for their kid only. It's very sad but most coaches I've seen don't care about the kids or even appear to like kids in general .
The refs shouldn't be risking their lives - here's how you end this shit once and for all: whenever a parent sets foot on the field, their kid is immediately thrown out of the game. Second offense, the kid is out for three games. Third offense costs the kid the season. You start making the kids suffer the consequences of their douchebag parents, this shit will end real quick.
+Stalicone Kids don't deserve the consequences. I respectfully 100% disagree with your idea here. You don't know my dad, but he was my wrestling coach and kind of my football coach, though not the real football coach. He has had outbursts, and don't worry, the kid is already punished enough by how embarrassing it is to have their dad/mom stomp onto the field pissed off. The dad should leave the property and not allowed to return. Not the child, it's unfair.
Gabriel Schwartz Hello young man. I really thought about your comment and the "unfairness" of my recommendation. I have 2 points to make: first, life isn't fair and justice is fleeting. Second, you make sure all the parents understand the consequences of their actions, those consequences being suffered by their own child. Blown calls are simply a part of sports - that's the way it goes. Healthy emotionally adjusted parents dont live vicariously through their kids. If you remove the offending parents child from the field of play, you remove the very reason they were acting irrationally. Best of luck to you - play hard!
Yes but the kid isn't the one who did the wrong. For example. I play on a football team which co ops with another team. In the beginning of the year, a kid swore on the bus to the other school and the bus driver got mad. That one kid that played football got the entire bus of football players in trouble. Mind you, there were other people on this bus as well, not just football players. Now the football players were not allowed on this bus and had to find their own rides to practice, which means a lot of kids were not able to go. See, this whole bus was punished for one kids stupid act. It was just unfair to all those who did nothing wrong. If this child is good on a team, it will affect the whole team, maybe causing the team to lose. So in your solution, not only is the child punished, and the parent, but as well as the entire team. Yes, it may solve one solution, but the entire team does not deserve to pay the price for a single parent's stupidity.
clean hit bud. Sorry i know more about football than you and have 7 years experience playing it. When you hit with your shoulder you helmet is gonna come forward. The kid got KO'd. If he is on the field he knows the risks of it.
Yup. I'm 6'5 400lbs how did you know. I'm especially retarded because i can tell a clean hit from a bad one. So why dont you stop talking to me you freak and go find another argument that is more important other than Pee Wee football you kid. Haloskog. You must be a nerdy gamer that sits on the internet all day and searches for stupid shit to argue about against people you dont know.
Wow! brings back memories. My brother played little league baseball one time during a game some grown ass man ran onto the field interrupting the game he ran up to the plate pushed my brother and snatched the bat out of my brother's hand, my dad ex-military and boxer and I were in the stands, my dad said wait here. I watched my dad abruptly leave the stands behind home plate, jump over the little 3 ft fence run onto the field to the man with the bat and knock him out cold with a right, then gave the bat back to my brother, the crowd went wild with applause. This was in the late 60's in the wild,wild west of California. Moral of the story, Don't mess with people's kid's.
My very first play in tackle football I got clocked while playing kickoff return. Turned around to make sure my guy caught the ball and when I turned back around, BOOM, I was on my backside. I stood up and looked in the back of the endzone, my dad was standing there and I'll never forget what he did. He chuckled, gave me a thumbs up and said "Welcome to football baby!" It was hilarious and my first thought was, "damn, well i'll probably never get hit that hard again in my career." and I was right, hardest hit I remember and I played for 8 years.
The most painful part for that kid was his dad embarrassing him
That is all true.
Cosmo Vedder No doubt, lol. Dad probably never played football so he wasn't used to seeing hits like that. Makes kids tough though, and learn real fast. Seen a few of these in my days. Get your head out of the clouds and look around for cheap shots. I just laughed it off, and got paybacks after hits like that. Those were the good ole days, when parents didn't make fools of their self.
Dude Jenson Yeah my dad used to stand on the sideline during my Pee Wee football games. Then after a game where I took a cheap shot, he would say something like "so did u learn anything from that?"
+Dude Jenson man, parents did this stuff when I played youth sports 25 years ago. Nothing has changed, there's just internet now.
yes...
"Children's recreational sports were started for kids to have fun. It is the grown ups that took the fun out of it."
- Jeff Foxworthy
Idiots and asses are everywhere, why expect kids sports to be any different?
Jeff Foxworthy took the fun out of comedy, what does he know?
“If you’ve ever mowed your lawn and found a car, you might be a redneck. If your family tree doesn’t fork, you might be a redneck. If you’ve ever been accused of lying through your tooth, you just might be a redneck.” --Jeff Foxworthy
My Foxworthy quotes are way funnier than yours...
@@chriswebster24 The toothbrush was invented in the South other wise it would be called a teethbrush
@@tonys4250 You’re probably right. Them uppity Yankees really think they are something with then multiple tooths of theirs, don’t they? I bet you I can do more my with my one good one than any of them can do with all them ones they are wasting. I know them extras gotta be in the way when they go to open up a new can of snuff with their tooth. I can slice one open and have my lip filled up in 3.5 seconds or less, and I never even have to take my other hand out from around my sister to do it. I reckon that’s why she’s all mine, and they won’t ever have a chance with her.
I have coached youth sports several years and the worst part about it, is the parents. Hands down. The best thing we had was a silent game. Parents could hold signs and clap, but no yelling at the kids. It was glorious and without exception the kids always love it.
Its disgusting that it came to that but when your a spending ungodly amounts of money to participate the pressure is on i guess
I know a guy who switched to coaching hoops from the suburbs to a rough neighborhood. He said the best part is that parents rarely came around to bother him.
@@coreygolphenee9633
The people who are the worst would be just as bad even if it were free.
There was a 60's model Ford truck that would pull up by the outfield fence and watch our little league baseball games. One of the coaches was known for throwing fits and screaming at players,umps and parents. I wasn't at that field that day but that coach was. The coach blew up and yelled at everyone and the people said the door on that Ford opened up and a big old cowboy got out of it. He strolled around the field and walked into the dugout and punched that coach in the wind and the gut and then set him down and had a long talk with him about sportsmanship.
The guy was parked in his usual spot the next time we played at that field and our coach and the other coach went and talked to him. His wife couldn't have children and he'd been a good highschool and college player and liked coming and watching us kids play. Saturday games it was a tradition for the winning team to buy the losing team snowcones. He took over after that and Tuesday games and Saturday games every team that played on any field got snowcones. The world needs more people like that man. This was in 1979 in New Mexico.
That was clean ass hit, and if that dad is that damn sensitive over his kid getting rocked like that he needs to take him out of football.🤷♂️
Try hockey bitch
@@russellgagne6892 you're so tough
@@russellgagne6892 You're so cool
@@russellgagne6892 why
@@icecoldclips9914 spend twice as much money if not more to play a sport thats a sideshow in the US
Guy in blue was running like the bakery was about to close...
I bet he had to take a nap after all that effort.
😂😂😂😂
0:37
Now I can't stop watching it
Lmfao
😂😂😂
"Wanna take it outside"
"We are outside"
In real-time motion I can see where it would have the illusion of appearing to be blocked in the back, and while it was indeed going to be a block in the back, the defending player turned around a millisecond in time to make it a legal block.
When I first started coaching kids I was told “The hardest part about coaching kids is managing the egos of the parents”. This arse hat parent proves that.
When I umped baseball I use to have to warn all the adults behind the backstop before the game started that they be tossed if they acted up. When I coached I personally asked MY teams parents to please behave which most always did thank god.
Dad: “Ok, son when is your next game?”
Son: “Um..(then lying) Thursday.”
th-cam.com/video/Ui-xsWZq4fk/w-d-xo.html z.
Looks like the coaches need to run sprints with the kids
XxBigDAWG22xX ya
He looked like he was going 100% , yet going NO WHERE
Why
@@legohead23432 needs to run sprints to get in shape
😂😂😂😂😂
This was a great block the dad was just angry that his son got rocked.
haloskog That is the dumbest rule. It's suppose to be a contact sport, not a pussy sport.
And he's pissed cause he's so fat.
you should be a poet writer that was beautiful
drServitis
Nice :)
Yup!
the only hurt that kid felt was his pride as his daddy ran onto the field
My brother-in-law used to coach little league teams in the 80s but finally quit because he received death threats, beat down threats and even being followed by irate, out of control parents. As much as he enjoyed coaching and teaching these crazy, insecure people took the fun and experience out of everything.
as a father, this is by far the most embarrassing thing you can do.
Ironic thing is the kid prolly got up happy asf like I’m ready for the next play ima get him back but his dad made him look weak
What in the sweet name of fuck makes you think that kid got up happy as fuck? I have been absolutely crushed by a pulling guard because I had tunnel vision for the ball carrier. I assure, I did not get up happy as fuck.
@@mariogonzalez1540 my man built different tho
@@dadoodfrumcheers. Yeah, he isn't 6'8 315
you can see the kid on the ground out for the count lmao fuck you on about
Lmao you guys should watch a sport called AFL. It has a lot of bumps and stuff like this except without pads. It’s frickin cool as hell but my dad won’t let me play because I wear glasses. If I didn’t wear glasses then I probably would be playing. Instead I played football/soccer until the start of this year. I stopped because of my studies in VCE.
Guy in the blue looked like he was running so fast, but it took him forever to catch up to that other guy walking out on the field
LOL
The kid on the ground trynna say “dad stop please” but he still trynna catch his breath
Guy 1: HE HIT HIM IN THE FREAKEN BACK!!!
guy 2: IN THE BACK!
Guy 3: THE BACK!
Guy 4: BACK!
Lmfao
Knocked the chowdah ottah him!
HOW COULD HE HAVE HIT HIM FROM THE BACK WHEN HE LANDED ON HIS BACK...THAT WAS A CLEAN AND LEGIT BLOCK
I was going to say, "Five years ago that was a high light block but the rules have changed". This was 11 years ago so I have no idea what the problem is with that block.
I had a parent from the opposing team come to my sideline tonight looking for the kid who hit his son. When I asked him what he was doing and that it’s unacceptable to do what he was doing he tried to spin it like he was trying to help. I simply told him that’s the coaches’ jobs to correct anything done wrong, never the parents during the game. He acted surprised I was confronting him, but never in any situation is that acceptable. This block by the way was 100% clean. I had to watch a couple times, but you can see it was shoulder to shoulder and not from behind.
The reason I stopped coaching kids sports.
Well that and your 0-73 record. Sorry I couldn't resist but you're 100% right.
@@anthonya2349 How offensive!......it was 0-68. Showed you,huh?
That was as clean as it gets...nice shout out to Whitesnake.
I needed a good laugh The guy in the blue running........PRICELESS!!!!!
Greatest advice my coach ever taught me: "keep your head on a swivel"
its a peewee football. chill the hell out
"You wanna see the tape? Hehe"
That was about as clean a hit as you can get.
The hit drew the flag because the kid is a foot shorter than everybody else around him.
Youth football leagues often offer divisions separated by weight classes. Something to consider.
It was a clean hit for when this game was. Today it’s called an illegal blindside block and is a foul. th-cam.com/video/GYAD2F0dFyI/w-d-xo.html Watch that video if you want to know what the difference is between legal and illegal blindside blocks.
That was a clean hit. Great block!!
No it wasn’t. It’s called a crack-back block and it illegal according to the NFHS. I should know….I’ve been a registered official for over 25 years.
90% of the time the biggest mouth is the one who will run and hide. It’s the quiet ones you need to watch out for.
The big mouths tend to run and hide at McDonald's, apparently.
Clean hit...what the hell ref
***** Avast there, matey! We be sailin anywhere we please with anyone who isn't Jewish, Mexican or Ginger Arrrgh!
Captain Cartman actually it was helmet to helmet
Matthew Velasquez idiot. It was clean
Da widdle snow flake was on the ground. He HAD to have been hurt. So...illegal block.
And whether he was or not...clean hit. A little excessive? Sure. But clean.
Matthew Bradley 😂😂because he is on the floor hurting makes it an illegal block? Foh you don’t know football
The fact that I witnessed watching these types of parents going at it with the ref when I played football as a kid. THE SHAME IN THE CHILDS FACE IS HILARIOUS AND SHOCKING 😬😂
I'll never forget my first hit. Freshman at 145 lbs. 6"2 205lb running back broke free. I just stood on the 1 yard line and he ran me smoothe over. But..he fumbled. I hyperventilated due to the shock lol.
first hit is always a tough one. first time i tried the sled i tripped and hit my face mask on it and everybody laughed lmao
@@beyoncebeyonce8165 hahaha gotta look out for those sleds. They got jukes
Clean hit... however his dads reaction probably hurt him more then the hit
Guy behind the camera had me crackin up 😂
Haha I raised 3 kids. Our best times were in youth sports. Savage parents 😂😂
That was a clean block. Just another example of a bully dad.
0:38 fastest that guy has ever run in his entire life
Yet it was almost like he was in slow motion.
"IN THE BACK!!"
Screams
Thanks for the life lesson Pops.
😆 funniest shit I've seen in a while
Some adults can't stand not being the center of attention
in the back? is he blind or what the tackle clearly come from the front, like he get tackled on the shoulder/right chest area. That is 100% a clean hit.
King Wacky it wasn't from the back but it wasn't clean either it was helmet-to-helmet watch their heads both bounce off
Foul was on 11 at 00:14 by number 81
They are talking about the block at the beginning of the play not the tackle at the end
This was posted in 2010, and that was a clean hit then. It's now an illegal blindside block.
The kid never saw the blocker coming. It was a blindsided hit and when he hit him it turned him the right way and made it look like a straight up front hit. I am watching this slowed down on a 65" 4k TV. Are blind sided hits allowed against defense in this youth sport? It is very dangerous to hit someone like that. You can knock them out easy and give them concussion. When I played back in the 90s this was completely legal and you usually got a stinger and they would throw you right back and say man up. Even at his age you see how effective it was. That kid didn't get up right away. I think anything that could knock someone out should be illegal, but would it still be football? I loved football and would't change it, but dangerous.
Dad goes back to the sideline the mom looks over says I told you he should of played soccer like you did I knew something like this would happen 😂😂
Parents like that take the fun and the learning experience out of youth sports
the guy in the blue has to wobble to move!
I never got that when I played pop warner I notice ever team with that kinda coach we’re horrible. How you gonna tell to run when your fatass can barely move.
Umpa lumpa ass stride hahahahhaa
That dad is a loser
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''O I'm sorry! I thought this was 'Murica!!''
For what I thought i was in America I'm sorry I thought I was in America.
Every country has their crap people
james clemens it’s a South Park reference.
😂😂😂😂
BATDAD
Totally clean textbook block. Dad was pissed that his offspring got pancaked.
One of the more mild interactions by a parent I've seen this week.
clean hit. the parent either needs new glasses or needs to take his kid out of football if he can't handle some legal contact on the field.
it's funny, even if it was an illegal hit, there's no need to pull that stunt. it's not like it was a dirty football game since opening kickoff....it was one hit..parents ruin sports
Javy C right. Football is a physical sport, you're gonna get hit
i agree but that parent believes his kid should never get hit in football and probably believes his kid should always score a touchdown when he touches the ball. ENJOY your participation trophies, UNRULY PARENT
that is now an illegal hit, blind side block
ok i could prob be convinced of that. the blind side hit should probably be outlawed. but this hit was not in the back like the father whined about. not even close!
I am so thankful my family never acted like this when I played sports, whether it was clean or dirty still gotta leave it on the field and move on to the next play
I envy you. My dad was like the one in the video. Even cursing and threatening the referee. It was extremely embarrassing. I get anxious thinking about it. I was more worried about the referee calling something wrong rather than me not suceeding.
Same here. I would’ve been mortified if my parents acted like this.
@@ambidex0med sorry to hear that. But it sounds like you learned a lesson from it. As in, how not to behave. So some good came of it.
@@wubuck79 yep. Good way to think about it. Thanks.
a Father sticking up for his kid...good on you DAD....even though it was the wrong call for you DAD
He will take plety more hits like this and look back on this ...
Dont let it bother you....
In life there will more up and downs so just chill people .
"You wanna see the tape?" Classic
"you wanna see the tape?" let's get an instant replay here xD
Super clean! Pops is mad his son got MERKED!
Not clean, this is a foul, illegal contact, blindside block.
It was a blindside block. Not in the back, but still illegal. Learn the rules dummy. 😆
Ohhhhh!! He got rocked!
Gotta keep your head on a swivel!!
Totally South Park vibes
“he hit him in the freakin back!”
“In the back!”
“The back!”
He's mad cause his kid got ROCKED 🤤🤤🤤 LMAO
erick saenz that's right, he can't believe his little boy got completely wrecked!!!
In Western New York they're having a very difficult time finding youth sprts referees. This video is an obvious reason why
Being a youth sports referee is like babysitting and working in a rest home at the same time.
The dude running off the field is even better. This is the type of guy that uses lines like “you know who I am?” Never be afraid of the guys that yell and scream....always be weary of the quiet ones.
Should I be leery or weary?
Yawn 😆
That was excellent block perfect form an great play awareness...good job!
Wow. When he asks "where the f*#k is that kid, where's his father?" Lol Like your going to attack the guy because his kid just totally decleated(cleanly also) one of your kids? Way to be an example for the kids guy, you got my nomination for Pop Warner coach of the year!!!
How embarrassing for that kid that his father has to fight his battles for him.
My dad was a Vietnam vet, he never said shit during my games. Just sat there and watched and cheered.
This is pathetic. What the hell did you think was going to happen letting your son step on the gridiron.
Why does it matter that your dad was a Vietnam vet? Kind of weird that you have to bring that up when it has nothing to do with the story.
#11 had a very good block and it looks like the father of the kid that went flying didn't like it 😂🤣😂 this is what football is all about baby!
Same thing happens here in the UK at junior soccer games. The kids behave just fine but the parents fight lol
The kid at the end was crying and said im not supposed to hear that word I feel bad for him
Jim Norton with the commentary
Pops was just pissed because little Johnny got pancaked.
It was a clean hit that said growing up playing football my dad accepted the fact I was gonna get hit and get hit hard.
Seems like fightin' dads at pee wee football games are always fattees.
They know they can't be hurt inside the protective blubber.
Its football DAD, thats what happens.
This is why I stuck to track less drama lol.
100% a clean and GREAT block.....that dad just embarrassed himself
It looked like a clean hit to me.
“He hit him in the fricken back!”
Yes Karen, that’s why your son fell onto his back… 🙄
Some parents just can’t handle the truth that their kids aren’t invincible
I was a youth coach for a long time. When did I know I would have a problem parent? The first time HE opened his mouth.
He was running like someone stole his Doughnuts 🤣🤣
He’s the kind of guy that beats his wife for not having dinner ready
Well it should be ready...🥰
11 years later and that is still a clean block.
in fairness, Blue Shirt Tubby thought that McDonald's was bringing back the McRib.
Well with role models like these guys I'm sure those kids will grow up to be world class athletes
Perfectly clean hit. No flag! PLay on
As a football refereee this is a clean hit from the side its hurt the kids cause he didnt see it coming rules states that side blocks are not a rule violation parents should read the rules before getting angry at the referees
As a referee I wouldn't call that
Pastor Kenya Harris i agree with u. the ref sux. but not nearly as bad as a grown man who is clearly out of shape and can't fight rush the field acting like he can fight just to be carried away by a man who is even more out of shape than him. lol not to mention a grown man who has the emotions of a 13year old fat girl with pms and daddy touched me issues. he must have a hot wife lol
kade walley you are right most parents would that call the facts anything on the side or in front is not a violation training camp taught me that if nothing is if no hands are covering the numbers or name on the back of the Jersey its clean
This is why if you ever played fooball they teach you "to keep your head on a swivel" in situations like that.....This always happens when teams change directions mostly (when a player cuts across the field like on this player, or during an int"......btw its called a crack back not a "side hit"
With the new blindside block penalty I think this would be a good call now. At the time this was posted this was a clean play.
That kid went flying🤣
Clean hit and a heads up block! That kid has it!
See, one problem with youth football, I know this since I played it.. The ref's are volunteers, some don't even have to know the game to become one.
Solsist __ I never seen a volunteer ref. They get paid where I'm from. The coaches are volunteers and usually in it for their kid only. It's very sad but most coaches I've seen don't care about the kids or even appear to like kids in general .
Clean hit to me
It hurts to see a child get hurt, but it hurts more for the kids to get embarrassed by the parents
Thank God my dad just dropped me off at the wrong field and went drinking at the bar.
Give credit to the dad/coach that interveened without saying a word and redirected the pissed off dad.
The refs shouldn't be risking their lives - here's how you end this shit once and for all: whenever a parent sets foot on the field, their kid is immediately thrown out of the game. Second offense, the kid is out for three games. Third offense costs the kid the season. You start making the kids suffer the consequences of their douchebag parents, this shit will end real quick.
+Stalicone Kids don't deserve the consequences. I respectfully 100% disagree with your idea here. You don't know my dad, but he was my wrestling coach and kind of my football coach, though not the real football coach. He has had outbursts, and don't worry, the kid is already punished enough by how embarrassing it is to have their dad/mom stomp onto the field pissed off. The dad should leave the property and not allowed to return. Not the child, it's unfair.
Gabriel Schwartz
Hello young man. I really thought about your comment and the "unfairness" of my recommendation. I have 2 points to make: first, life isn't fair and justice is fleeting. Second, you make sure all the parents understand the consequences of their actions, those consequences being suffered by their own child. Blown calls are simply a part of sports - that's the way it goes. Healthy emotionally adjusted parents dont live vicariously through their kids. If you remove the offending parents child from the field of play, you remove the very reason they were acting irrationally.
Best of luck to you - play hard!
Yes but the kid isn't the one who did the wrong. For example. I play on a football team which co ops with another team. In the beginning of the year, a kid swore on the bus to the other school and the bus driver got mad. That one kid that played football got the entire bus of football players in trouble. Mind you, there were other people on this bus as well, not just football players. Now the football players were not allowed on this bus and had to find their own rides to practice, which means a lot of kids were not able to go. See, this whole bus was punished for one kids stupid act. It was just unfair to all those who did nothing wrong. If this child is good on a team, it will affect the whole team, maybe causing the team to lose. So in your solution, not only is the child punished, and the parent, but as well as the entire team. Yes, it may solve one solution, but the entire team does not deserve to pay the price for a single parent's stupidity.
Stalicone And thank you. Our season's over and we ended up 5-5. Though we should have been 7-3. Two stupid games.
Gabriel Schwartz
One last thing buddy. Just remember - Fair is for little kids, ownership and responsibility are the provenance of grown ups.
The out of shape coach running after the out of shape dad who's trying to yell at the out of shape ref
Round boy was running and the crazy guy was walking and round boy barely caught him. Ha Ha!
That was a clean hit. Shoulder. There was a sound because of the contact
clean hit bud. Sorry i know more about football than you and have 7 years experience playing it. When you hit with your shoulder you helmet is gonna come forward. The kid got KO'd. If he is on the field he knows the risks of it.
alright big hoss whatever you want to believe. I'm sure there would be an easier way to tell at better angles
Whatever makes you sleep
Yup. I'm 6'5 400lbs how did you know. I'm especially retarded because i can tell a clean hit from a bad one. So why dont you stop talking to me you freak and go find another argument that is more important other than Pee Wee football you kid. Haloskog. You must be a nerdy gamer that sits on the internet all day and searches for stupid shit to argue about against people you dont know.
I agree. It was a clean hit. A little high but clean.
are they questioning the #11 who pushed the kid? #11 dark blue? if that's from behind then Elton John is strait...
Its only a Game... Kid gets from dad the most fuk up moment in his life.
I like how the angry dad kinda just jogged off after
That was clean! He turned around and took the hit!
Wow! brings back memories. My brother played little league baseball one time during a game some grown ass man ran onto the field interrupting the game he ran up to the plate pushed my brother and snatched the bat out of my brother's hand, my dad ex-military and boxer and I were in the stands, my dad said wait here. I watched my dad abruptly leave the stands behind home plate, jump over the little 3 ft fence run onto the field to the man with the bat and knock him out cold with a right, then gave the bat back to my brother, the crowd went wild with applause. This was in the late 60's in the wild,wild west of California. Moral of the story, Don't mess with people's kid's.
0:11 "come on niggah play" 😂
My very first play in tackle football I got clocked while playing kickoff return. Turned around to make sure my guy caught the ball and when I turned back around, BOOM, I was on my backside. I stood up and looked in the back of the endzone, my dad was standing there and I'll never forget what he did. He chuckled, gave me a thumbs up and said "Welcome to football baby!" It was hilarious and my first thought was, "damn, well i'll probably never get hit that hard again in my career." and I was right, hardest hit I remember and I played for 8 years.