FA Respect_Elders & Betters

[eastlondongeeezeeer]

type 'UKRAINE BURNING DOGS' into GOOGLE there is plenty of information to let you see what torture and murder some in the ukraine think is acceptable to play football without seeing stray animals, go on check it for yourself, being a moron aint nothing to do with it me and me mates are football fanatics but we are also hard enough to care, the ukrainians should hang their heads in shame, come on ukraine treat yr animals well in the modern day, most ukranians are decent an wont like it either

[gurkhatube]

And with respect Panzer and Toxic. A player at our club on Liverpools radar and a real prospect one day didn't want to go to training. Why....because his Dad was embarrasing...his dad now sits in the car by his own choice. The FA arent making Pre Madonnas I coach for Southport Trinity here in Lancashire, we don't have divers and kids frightened to tackle we have footballers learning with every kick and every mistake we congratulate good play and we encourage when it goes wrong they are KIDS.

[gurkhatube]

I coach Kids football and I'm a FA registered coach, we don't have shouting and balling we don't have swearing. Instead of standing on the sidelines getting on your son or daughters back get involved in the team help the coach by using your knowledge to structure 'advice' in a way that's not aggressive. Yes a parent will push because they want the best, but don't isolate your child when he/she is trying there best, write it down and TALK about it after the game. THIS IS NOT THE PREMIER LEAGUE.

[panzer1x1]

FA are making prima donna players

[toxic2k7]

well if all parents were like ''oh dw son, its the taking part that counts'', then english football would be fucked twice as much. all players would be shit because you lose interest fast as a kid, you need a parent to push you. im sure this little kid (derr i know he is an actor) would thank his dad in the future if he made it for keeping his head in the game. i doubt he would be 'scared for life' as an adult after this lol

[theblackmafia71]

@toxic2k7 The english game was fucked along time ago mate , its called money and its well and truly fucked OUR game!

[cuntylishus]

you slaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa­aaaaaaaaaag!

[JOEYFOGG]

Hopefully parents will learn that when they use threatening behaviour with their children then that is exactly how they are teaching their children to behave. Children learn from what we do, and how we do it - not from what we say and how we say to do it.

[jasbk]

its arsehole parents who think their son should be in the premiership who do this. got news for you "dad" if Junior was any good he wouldnt be dodging the dog turds at the local park he'd be with a pro club as soon as he could walk. Parents need to wake up.

[toxic2k7]

@jasbk that's not true, shows how much you know.

[brovandsisproduction]

lol go on dad tell that kid whos boss

[adirondaker]

Ray calls it right w/ "would you put up w/this at the pub?" Or the first vid, "would you take this at work?"

why people think it's ok just cause I have a yellow jersey on, when they would't dare do it at the pub, and if you took a look at me you damn sure wouldn't!

They should think about how hard I'm working to be "the better man", and not lose my cool, for the kids. When I was a younger man, if you got at me like that, we're fightin'!

I'm the forgiving type now, but not forgetting.

[JOEYFOGG]

@adirondaker -This behaviour is common place. It is symptomatic of the problems we are facing in our society. This respect campaign needs to be extended to life. What a great start.

[adirondaker]

@JOEYFOGG Indeed your right. general sense of entitlement in the younger generation. Raised by helicopter parents. Less interaction in the "traditional sense", when you had to prove yourself, and earn respect. People now just expect respect, and then maybe they'll give it. Not the other way round, as it should be.

[youse12132]

LOL the boy at 0:33 looks like he just shit himself.

[ChristianJBJ]

@youse12132 He probably did

[dportass]

@youse12132

I really don't think its something to LOL about, its incredably serious. I've seen parents banned from the football ground during play because of repeated abusive behavious to the ref, their team and mostly their kid, its disgusting that they do that to their own

[paperandtea]

fuckin el,the first one was brilliant and ray is brilliant in this one aswell,ray winstone is an amazing actor but the other geeza is well shit he needs acting lessons why did they pick him

[chelseychad100]

Refs and players alike don't need abuse.

[bubbleboyjkh]

its horrible what they do to kids.

its allright when your my age 15,16,17,18

but under that its disgraceful,it puts bad images into the kids head and they fall out of love with the game

[sportyted]

Luckly, we have a coach (my dad) who doesnt mind if we lose, he only minds if we dont play football and lose

[1968redarmy]

its tough with the academy system pushing so much competition from 5 years old.

Competition's good, but at what price

[footyfarid19]

omg ive seen coaches like this act like that to kids. in order for very young players like that to learn the game they have to make mistakes, its how they learn and they should just have fun at that young age.

[nocternalD]

It's happened to everyone whos played grass roots.

Kids need to be encouraged to enjoy playing rather than be forced!

[soma90405]

You think coaches and dads are bad, you should see some mothers here in the US. They make this dad look like Ghandi, it's horrifying the way some of these so called "ladies" let loose on their kids over sports.

[OlithinuAndNathster]

1st!!