Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Canyou Have Swollen Gums With Strep Throat

Better bastard in the mouth that flying chair. Summary

Last Sunday, during the course of Cajasol - CAI ACB league, the home crowd began to sing the referee, "De la Maza, Son of a bitch" and he asked the field officer PA was sought by the removal of such songs, failing to suspend the match.

rating will not go to arbitration or the party, let alone will justify any type of insult in a sports event, I'll just expose different measuring stick with both the arbitrators and the ACB League itself, for which there are clubs and hobbies of first and second.

In January 2010 , the referee Daniel Hierrezuelo received by a localized group of fans singing nothing lucky about that heard by someone who does not known actors, can be understood as a threat. The referee faked to suspend the meeting and, a few days, ACB League issued a statement official in urging the Seville club "to take appropriate action to try to prevent abnormal situations unbecoming of basketball and preserve, in this way, the rights of all participants of the game, especially in the arbitration group. " The club took up the matter, talked to no more than 20 involved and the matter was settled. A year and 2 months after the referee has not returned to be appointed to whistle at the City of San Pablo.

2 months ago in the Olimpic de Badalona a fan threw a chair against one of the referees, passing it a few inches of it and Visitors Txemi Urtasun player. They removed the chair of the track, the fans knew the penya identified the "offender", and everything continued as if nothing had happened.


Today, am still expecting a statement from the CPF failing action and urging the club dark green to take appropriate action to prevent recurrence of such circumstances. In this case, the chair was released from some localities are situated at the foot of track, which normally can not be purchased at the box office and are usually close to the club sponsors.

Is it more dangerous to a song or throwing a chair at the track? Is it more offensive and threatening the "bastard" of a Seville as another hobby? Worth more dignity and honor of a referee than a coach or player?

I seem perfect
the ACB wants to eradicate the shame of the tracks, but please use the same yardstick for everyone. Inequalities lead to violence, something that has never been in the City of San Pablo. If you do not believe it, before talking freely, live it live Brand gentlemen.

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