EXCLUSIVE: Boys soccer team refuses to play against team with 2 girls
Muslim high school soccer team refuses to play team with two girls
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#2
Re: Muslim high school soccer team refuses to play team with two girls
May 28th, 2015
Quote: Originally Posted by Locutus
Because they know the women would beat their pansy azzes.
EXCLUSIVE: Boys soccer team refuses to play against team with 2 girls
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#3
Re: Muslim high school soccer team refuses to play team with two girls
May 28th, 2015
They were afraid of them.
Wayyyyyy too many cooties.
Wayyyyyy too many cooties.
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#4
Re: Muslim high school soccer team refuses to play team with two girls
May 28th, 2015
Don't want to play? Forfeit the game.
Re: Muslim high school soccer team refuses to play team with two girls
May 28th, 2015
Quote: Originally Posted by taxslave
Don't want to play? Forfeit the game.
They said that they would forfeit if the girl's didn't sit out the second half. The Catholic team needed more goals to ensure they advanced so the girl's sat.
They were salty that they were getting their butts kicked.
Girls like this make boys like that feel very inadequate.
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#6
Re: Muslim high school soccer team refuses to play team with two girls
May 28th, 2015
Quote: Originally Posted by taxslave
It seems pretty black and white to me to. Nobody is forcing them to play.
Don't want to play? Forfeit the game.
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#7
Re: Muslim high school soccer team refuses to play team with two girls
May 28th, 2015
Quote: Originally Posted by IdRatherBeSkiing
It seems pretty black and white to me to. Nobody is forcing them to play.
After one half and it is 3-1 they decide they don't want to play against girls.
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#8
Re: Muslim high school soccer team refuses to play team with two girls
May 28th, 2015
Here in Gopherland if a team refuses to play under such circumstances they forfeit.
I was just watching a little league ballgame in each each squad had one girl on their side. Our team's girl drew three walks and she scored all three times and we won! This neighborhood is increasingly becoming filled with more and more East Africans who are Muslim. They are told by social advocates that in this society we do not discriminate based on gender. So far, most of them seem to accept that.
I was just watching a little league ballgame in each each squad had one girl on their side. Our team's girl drew three walks and she scored all three times and we won! This neighborhood is increasingly becoming filled with more and more East Africans who are Muslim. They are told by social advocates that in this society we do not discriminate based on gender. So far, most of them seem to accept that.
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#9
Re: Muslim high school soccer team refuses to play team with two girls
May 28th, 2015
Quote: Originally Posted by EagleSmack
So if you include ISIS logic here, its ok to sell girls into slavery and have them as sex slaves, but it is wrong to play them in soccer. These rules must be so difficult to remember.
After one half and it is 3-1 they decide they don't want to play against girls.
Female players sidelined in Mississauga Muslim soccer team’s protest
May 31st, 2015
Female players sidelined in Mississauga Muslim soccer team’s protest
Girls sat out after ISNA team offered to forfeit rather than play against girls
Hamilton Spectator
By Nicholas Keung
Carla Briscoe was "in shock" when the all-male players of a rival high school soccer team raised concerns about playing against members of the opposite sex.
The rival team, from a private Islamic high school, raised the issue during a half-time break and offered to forfeit the game rather than continue playing against a team with girls on it.
"I was really upset, in shock," said Briscoe, a Grade 12 student at Caledon's Robert F. Hall Catholic School, who chose to sit on the sidelines for the rest of Tuesday's game against Mississauga's ISNA (Islamic Society of North America) Islamic High School.
"We were only two goals ahead. I didn't want to ruin the game for the rest of the guys. We just couldn't let them forfeit the game because we needed the extra goals to advance," the 18-year-old said.
he game between ISNA Islamic High School and Robert F. Hall in the Region of Peel Secondary School Athletic Association's regional tournament has renewed the ongoing debate about balancing religious accommodation and gender equality.
On Friday, ISNA issued a statement apologizing for the "confusion and misunderstandings" arising from the incident, saying it had not been aware of ROPSSAA's rules allowing female players on boys' teams.
"The opposing team chose to substitute the female players as opposed to accepting the forfeit. In hindsight, ISNA regrets that the female players felt they could not participate," the statement said.
"It was never the team's intention to exclude female participation . . . The team sincerely regrets if any team members or participants were hurt or felt discriminated" against, the statement added.
Briscoe, who is one of only two female players on the Robert F. Hall team, has been left with some feelings of bitterness.
"I respect their culture and religion, and I don't want to say anything bad about their religion just like I don't want others to say anything bad about the Catholics. But I have my right to play as much as their right to religious freedom," she said.
More:Female players sidelined in Mississauga Muslim soccer team’s protest
Religious freedom vs gender equality......and the bell has sounded.
Girls sat out after ISNA team offered to forfeit rather than play against girls
Hamilton Spectator
By Nicholas Keung
Carla Briscoe was "in shock" when the all-male players of a rival high school soccer team raised concerns about playing against members of the opposite sex.
The rival team, from a private Islamic high school, raised the issue during a half-time break and offered to forfeit the game rather than continue playing against a team with girls on it.
"I was really upset, in shock," said Briscoe, a Grade 12 student at Caledon's Robert F. Hall Catholic School, who chose to sit on the sidelines for the rest of Tuesday's game against Mississauga's ISNA (Islamic Society of North America) Islamic High School.
"We were only two goals ahead. I didn't want to ruin the game for the rest of the guys. We just couldn't let them forfeit the game because we needed the extra goals to advance," the 18-year-old said.
he game between ISNA Islamic High School and Robert F. Hall in the Region of Peel Secondary School Athletic Association's regional tournament has renewed the ongoing debate about balancing religious accommodation and gender equality.
On Friday, ISNA issued a statement apologizing for the "confusion and misunderstandings" arising from the incident, saying it had not been aware of ROPSSAA's rules allowing female players on boys' teams.
"The opposing team chose to substitute the female players as opposed to accepting the forfeit. In hindsight, ISNA regrets that the female players felt they could not participate," the statement said.
"It was never the team's intention to exclude female participation . . . The team sincerely regrets if any team members or participants were hurt or felt discriminated" against, the statement added.
Briscoe, who is one of only two female players on the Robert F. Hall team, has been left with some feelings of bitterness.
"I respect their culture and religion, and I don't want to say anything bad about their religion just like I don't want others to say anything bad about the Catholics. But I have my right to play as much as their right to religious freedom," she said.
More:Female players sidelined in Mississauga Muslim soccer team’s protest
Religious freedom vs gender equality......and the bell has sounded.
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#11
Re: Female players sidelined in Mississauga Muslim soccer team’s protest
May 31st, 2015
... and versus secular law. Those young Muslims are going to have a tough time living their lives here without somebody bringing suit against them for dicrimitating like that. Their teachers missed a "teaching moment" that this sort of behavior is inappropriate, alien and illegal in Canada. If you can't play against everybody in the league, leave the league.
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#12
Re: Female players sidelined in Mississauga Muslim soccer team’s protest
May 31st, 2015
It was stupid of them to play it out. They should have accepted the forfeit. Let the protesting team see how far they can get in a league with forfeiting every other game.
Sometimes ya just gotta cut that baby in half.
Sometimes ya just gotta cut that baby in half.
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#13
Re: Female players sidelined in Mississauga Muslim soccer team’s protest
May 31st, 2015
Quote: Originally Posted by 55Mercury
The problem was they needed goals to advance, not just games. So, while the girls did offer to step aside, I can understand how still they feel like they capitulated to an unfair request. (They didn't step aside for the opposing team but for their own.) Conversely, I find it difficult to believe the Muslim school spent a fews years in this league and didn't once read the rules that allow girls to play on a team. So they didn't really do their due diligence but I have to give them props for offering to take a forfeit instead of demanding the other team comply with their requirements.
It was stupid of them to play it out. They should have accepted the forfeit. Let the protesting team see how far they can get in a league with forfeiting every other game.
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#14
Re: Female players sidelined in Mississauga Muslim soccer team’s protest
May 31st, 2015
oh, so they only use this ploy when they're goals behind? Simple, amend the rules so that only the points of the forfeiting team are disallowed. The points of the teams with girls, who have every right to play, should stand.
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#15
Re: Female players sidelined in Mississauga Muslim soccer team’s protest
May 31st, 2015
Quote: Originally Posted by 55Mercury
They needed more goals to get in to the playoffs so a forfeit would not have helped them.
It was stupid of them to play it out. They should have accepted the forfeit. Let the protesting team see how far they can get in a league with forfeiting every other game.
Sometimes ya just gotta cut that baby in half.
This was posted here before.
Re: Female players sidelined in Mississauga Muslim soccer team’s protest
May 31st, 2015
Quote: Originally Posted by IdRatherBeSkiing
Was it? My bad, I don't remember it.
They needed more goals to get in to the playoffs so a forfeit would not have helped them.
This was posted here before.
Re: Female players sidelined in Mississauga Muslim soccer team’s protest
May 31st, 2015
Quote: Originally Posted by SLM
It was. My Rogers internet is flaky this morning so I am not wanting to search for it.
Was it? My bad, I don't remember it.
But perhaps a mod could find it and merge it. Know any of those?
Re: Female players sidelined in Mississauga Muslim soccer team’s protest
May 31st, 2015
Quote: Originally Posted by IdRatherBeSkiing
I could be persuaded to look around for one.
It was. My Rogers internet is flaky this morning so I am not wanting to search for it.
But perhaps a mod could find it and merge it. Know any of those?
Re: Female players sidelined in Mississauga Muslim soccer team’s protest
May 31st, 2015
There's Mods on here?
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#20
Re: Female players sidelined in Mississauga Muslim soccer team’s protest
May 31st, 2015
Quote: Originally Posted by IdRatherBeSkiing
Merged. You know, with the thread started by the other mod, lol.
It was. My Rogers internet is flaky this morning so I am not wanting to search for it.
But perhaps a mod could find it and merge it. Know any of those?
Quote: Originally Posted by Curious Cdn
Why? You looking to start trouble or just trying to be a smarta$$?
There's Mods on here?
Re: Female players sidelined in Mississauga Muslim soccer team’s protest
May 31st, 2015
Quote: Originally Posted by IdRatherBeSkiing
They needed more goals to get in to the playoffs so a forfeit would not have helped them.
This was posted here before.
Quote: Originally Posted by SLM
Was it? My bad, I don't remember it.
Quote: Originally Posted by IdRatherBeSkiing
http://forums.canadiancontent.net/ne...ccer-team.html
It was. My Rogers internet is flaky this morning so I am not wanting to search for it.
But perhaps a mod could find it and merge it. Know any of those?
Re: Female players sidelined in Mississauga Muslim soccer team’s protest
May 31st, 2015
Quote: Originally Posted by SLM
I think that I found one!
Merged. You know, with the thread started by the other mod, lol.
Why? You looking to start trouble or just trying to be a smarta$$?
I just haven't noticed any Mod action at all, on here. Either they have broad parameters or there is an inordinately well behaved community on here. I am a veteran of many boards over the years and this one seems to be pretty peaceful.
Re: Female players sidelined in Mississauga Muslim soccer team’s protest
May 31st, 2015
Quote: Originally Posted by Curious Cdn
There are quite a few here that would disagree with that sentiment, lol.
I think that I found one!
I just haven't noticed any Mod action at all, on here. Either they have broad parameters or there is an inordinately well behaved community on here. I am a veteran of many boards over the years and this one seems to be pretty peaceful.
Re: Female players sidelined in Mississauga Muslim soccer team’s protest
May 31st, 2015
Quote: Originally Posted by Curious Cdn
Oh look, someone doesn't think they're getting enough attention, lol.
There's Mods on here?
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#25
Re: Female players sidelined in Mississauga Muslim soccer team’s protest
May 31st, 2015
Quote: Originally Posted by SLM
You should get out, more.
There are quite a few here that would disagree with that sentiment, lol.
Then again, most of the grittier Troll farms that I have happened upon over the years have been long since shut down in the interests of good taste and other nation's liable laws.
Quote: Originally Posted by CDNBear
As I said, this seems to be a pretty easy going forum. It's downright Canadian.
Oh look, someone doesn't think they're getting enough attention, lol.
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#26
Re: Female players sidelined in Mississauga Muslim soccer team’s protest
May 31st, 2015
Quote: Originally Posted by Curious Cdn
Why do I need to get out more? I don't disagree it's peaceful enough. If it isn't I'll move, delete or ban. Pretty simple really.
You should get out, more.
Quote:
A shocking outcome for a forum named Canadian Content.As I said, this seems to be a pretty easy going forum. It's downright Canadian.
Re: Female players sidelined in Mississauga Muslim soccer team’s protest
May 31st, 2015
Quote: Originally Posted by SLM
Yikes!
Why do I need to get out more? I don't disagree it's peaceful enough. If it isn't I'll move, delete or ban.
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#28
Re: Muslim high school soccer team refuses to play team with two girls
May 31st, 2015
Women shouldn't be playing football. It's a men's game. They should stick to girls' sports like rounders and netball (baseball and basketball).
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#29
Re: Muslim high school soccer team refuses to play team with two girls
May 31st, 2015
Quote: Originally Posted by Blackleaf
You forgot to start with "Insh'Allah."
Women shouldn't be playing football. It's a men's game. They should stick to girls' sports like rounders and netball (baseball and basketball).
Re: Muslim high school soccer team refuses to play team with two girls
May 31st, 2015
If this is near the play-offs how did they handle the games throughout the season? (and which team would have advanced)
Quote: Originally Posted by Blackleaf
Let's leave it as an Englishman's game rather than confuse it with rodeo events as the way to spend free time when you are a man.
Women shouldn't be playing football. It's a men's game. They should stick to girls' sports like rounders and netball (baseball and basketball).
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