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17-04-2003, 13:18
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When my son started playing soccer, he was upset with some of the calls at his first game. I told him then, "It doesn't matter what you think happened, what the Ref calls (or doesn't) is what happened. The judgement of the Ref is part of the game, live with it or don't play." The same principle applies here.
If an eight year old can undertand that, why can't some of you? 
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