Same opposing team?
And what does this have to do with “no gobbing”?
Also no theatrical falling down in agony in the 16 “I’m dying. My leg was ripped off! I’m dead” and then 10 seconds later standing up and running and playing as if nothing happened.
I completely suck at it too, as you are well aware
Yes… most little kids play soccer in the US. I was OK. For some reason it stops being popular around the teenage years and baseball, basketball, and “American football” become more popular.
Ah sorry, my poor English knowledge strikes again! I searched for gab instead of gob, and it means to chat! So I understood that @PiecesOfKate wanted some sort of rule to avoid chatting with @milanfahrnholz instead of caring about the ball! That’s why having them in the same opposing team would have made sense. To be honest, while writing teams, I used a balance parameter (quasi specular).
Anyway I think players gob because sweat is salty and they don’t want to swallow it.
That’s my sportive dream: playing footbal with people that are aware they’re not the best and don’t care about but the funny phisical activity!
I played one year of baseball as a kid. It was the year the league decided to switch from pitching machines to letting actual 8-9 year olds pitch… let’s just say it didn’t go well.
The coaches tried to put me in as a Striker at first, but soon learned I just wasn’t agressive enough. Even if I was fast, I would always panic and pass when I got near the goal (oh, Freud would have a field day with that one).