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- #81
yea take the spark out of him
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Youth football fines
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Da Man Clay
T'Blades
- Dec 16, 2004
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If the 'spark' is causing him to raise hands in a under 13s match it's possibly a good lesson to get in early.
GloryDays
Well-known member
Ditto. I realised that after I posted. Does seem steep! The cold hand of the law.
Let's hope you don't have a little Joey Barton on your hands!
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- #84
I don't think what he did was right But I also would not want him letting others walk over him
Da Man Clay
T'Blades
- Dec 16, 2004
- 16,254
Theres ays of dealing with that without raising hands.
theboybilly
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If you do appeal can you please come back and tell us the result? Personally I don't think £35 for a straight red is over the top at any level. I'm also dubious as to whether that game should have gone ahead as it seems both clubs are a bit lacking
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
Sounds like the ref has been watching Dean to often.
Keep up we're in 2017
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- #89
I'm pretty sure if the club don't appeal I will Or try at least
AmexRuislip
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What league does he play in Sussex?
Just been talking to my 17 year old nephew who plays for Hooe, says they have to pay £25 for a red and £10 for a yellow.
They're aren't they're are fining his club.
In the years I've been involved in youth football it's. Very rare for a youngster to be sent off. U16 is usually the time it takes off.
BensGrandad
New member
Common sense says that a county fa would not fine a 12 year old that much money as he would have no means of paying it and presents further problems for the fa to collect it from him They have no jurisdiction over his parents and making them pay.
Bob!
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- Jul 5, 2003
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BensGrandad
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That is my point it is the club that has been fined NOT the boy
I know if I was the son of Macky I would learn a great lesson. Argue the toss as much as you can instead of accepting the world is not a fair place. Dad taught me how to be belligerent and I WILL take that attitude onto the football field 'cause Dad will protect me. That's right? Innit?
portlock seagull
Why? Why us?
- Jul 28, 2003
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Good! Children in need, STAY in need!! Neeeeeeah
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- #97
The world is made up of different people Some straight and honest Whether They do right or wrong at times Others sneaky like rats What I try to teach my son is to be honest and straight In whatever he does And when things aren't fair try and stand and do something about it If I'm wrong for that Then so be it But anyone who thinks fining a boy that amount for his first offence In a game that is supposed to be fun I just cant get I feel that the Fa need sorting I'm lucky that I can afford it But what about the single parents out there who are struggling Its wrong they are kids playing a game innit
bn1&bn3 Albion
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Not sure why you're surprised by this.. The FA only care about making money.
sjamesb3466
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Christ 10 pages over what sounds like a deserved red card and a fine that goes along with the rules of the league. Just suck it up, fine your lad 2 weeks pocket money and pay the rest yourself.
sjamesb3466
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Please use punctuation.