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Question Number: 18384Character, Attitude and Control 2/16/2008RE: District Under 16 Jake of Sydney, NSW Australia asks...I hear you guys often mentioning a situation "brining the game into disrepute" i was confused what this means. what does it mean and what is the punishment? Answer provided by Referee Chuck Fleischer Bringing The Game into disrepute is the same as saying disgracing the game. It is an action that, by itself, diminishes the game for all others. The punishment for this is a sending-off or an expulsion if done by technical staff during the match. If this is done outside a match the league will handle things or the press will.
Regards,
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View Referee Chuck Fleischer profileAnswer provided by Referee Keith Contarino It means doing something that is an affront to fair play
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