My Views: Wrestlers, Figthers, and Treatment of Players

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LOS ANGELES, CA - APRIL 21: Contestant Rebecca Cobaughausitions for the next ring girl at the International Fight League's search for the next Ring Girl at the Lb4Lb Gym on April 21, 2007 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Michael Buckner/Getty Image

Well I'm a big sports fan as I told you earlier, but I have doubts at times on their spectaculars and their state of resisting others.

This causes me to doubt them plenty, like the way some of them treat others as if they both are animals, but I will know better with you people so that is what I have for them now.

As for players, at times I think that their coaches are never educated because there are matches that a coach was not to tamper with when the match is very crucial. At times I put the blame on the coach even if the players did not play well, and they conceded a defeat.

Footbalers and their behaviors.

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Well, I also am not happy with the way players behaved with their leaders—either their referees or their team managers. At times they are examples of what Drogba did in his two consecutive defeats in the Champions League in 2008 and 2009: fighting after a defeat.

Ills of footballers to their manangers and leaders.

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Also, the way players and their managers behaved at times. Like the manager willing to sell a player because of some selfish ideas, especially in the part of racism, which is not even good so they can fight this problem.