"so much violence" as a proportion of those who follow the game Bernard the % who indulge in violence is tiny
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and quite frankly, im sick of hearing opinions on violence from people outside the violence community.
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unfortunately being the largest game in the world, followed by so many, there’s always going to be a % of idiots.
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I was told it was because it is such a low scoring game. In AFL every team gets some goals so supporters have a release.
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told by whom? Are they an authority on the matter? Absolute rubbish.
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when your sample size is the lower class masses of basically the entire world, you're going to have pockets of f-wits.
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low scores keeps everyone tense. And idiots.
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and by your logic, constant scoring placates AFL/basketball fans correct? Nice try.
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make goals 30 points, minus five if you take a dive
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let's change the rules of the world's biggest game to appease white man in Phish cover band.
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im a soccer fan and the reason is i love to violence.
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What's the obsession with tormenting football fans with completely unnecessary and dumbfounded comments
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You sound obsessed. Did you get dumped by a love interest who loved soccer?
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@punkscience How about violent people use being a "fan"as an excuse (they'd find another excuse if soccer didn't exist)Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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drunk young men fighting? You just dont see that in good ole straya'
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I've listened to many academic papers on soccer violence- nothing convincing
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I'd love to read those of any are publicly available. Can you direct?
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James Walvin"Football and the Decline of Britain". Was a paper now a book.
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-some of the stuff were seeing now simply criminal activity. This is the sad reality of the game. The bad element
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