REF THROWS PARENT OUT OF GAME!

In this soccer match, a parent was verbally abusive and was thrown out of the game.
She was treated like a soccer player, getting first a yellow, then a red card for ejection!

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[josephgately]

The same parent that yells at the teacher when their kids are getting bad grades or in trouble at school.

[stevea]

Just think how embarrassed the kids feel when their mom or dad act like this during a game .

[TheSafetySmith]

Parents' are also a reason why trained coaches stop coaching youth soccer.

[SteveDisenhof]

I refereed and coached for almost 2 decades. As a rule, which was never broken, when I asked my players what they hated most about the sport, they would almost unanimously answer, “the parents.“

[therealmessiah]

I don’t even know what she said but he gave her a warning first so I’m gonna side with the ref

[HTWHEELS]

When you can hear her loud mouth over the game and kids, you know how she really is. Good job Ref, someone give him a raise.

[kellyfontes]

A bunch of people who never played soccer harrassing a ref.

[kensavage]

As a referee, I can say that "competitive parents" are the very worst part of this level of football. Verbal abuse from parents is very common at this level (towards the ref, opposition players/coaches and even towards their own players/coaches). At youth level, I would estimate that I have ejected more spectators than players.

[dokim]

These type of soccer moms and baseball dads are adults that just never matured. They're still children.

[dennissvitak]

I was a little league coach for years. The best approach is for the ref to go to the coach whose kid is this ladies' player, and tell them to deal with it. Works every time.

[dontlightmyfuse]

Nothing ruins youth sports like parents. When I coached rec I made sure every girl played and every girl sat equally. Somehow that was a problem especially with one father. He was angry I would pull the best player. He couldn't get it through his head this was not competitive soccer. He complained about me and when I explained what I was doing they told him either accept it or take her elsewhere. He left and took the worst player I had. I got a thumbs up from the rest of the team. The rest of the season was fun.

[westmount]

Good for the ref. Throwing out rude and unruly parents!!!

[itsmeagain]

I’m a club coach in California, I had to cut really good players from my team because of their parents.

[HousBinPhartiin]

I' m sure she wait, don't you know that my child is gifted?"

[cd]

I've had to do this several times. The kids are great, never had to red card a one. But some parents are the worst!

[brianbeiler]

Parents are the reason that there are fewer and fewer experienced referees out there. The only ones left are really old and have lost a step, or are very young and don't know any better.

Yes, referees make mistakes. But they do not deserve this abuse. Do they get to come to your place of work and scream at you when YOU make a mistake? No. So what makes you think they deserve your abuse?

Without referees, there is no game.

[robertstv]

I was at a local baseball league last week. A parent used the F-word. Immediate ejection from the park. ZERO tolerance. No option. Zero means ZERO. Gone. Was told it has cut down bad behavior by 99%.

[samirchavi]

TEAM mates: Hey Chelsey isn't your mom ?..
CHELSEY :No I don't know her🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👏👏👏👏

[kevinrogers]

Speaking as a FIFA ref, sometimes you need to throw parents out of games, but it's usually handled differently. If a parent is a problem, you stop the game, and have the Coach, who represents the team that the parent is rooting for, quiet down. If it continures, you tell the coach to remove the parent, or he/she loses in a forfeit. It's less confrontational that way, and less embarassing for the kid, and the parent.

[nautica]

as a soccer referee reffing in various age groups, we are not supposed to interact with the spectator side. I'm so sad to see this happen. We are supposed to go to the coach to handle spectators.