you should me at a rugby match
by irishrock (2019-06-21 15:25:05)

In reply to: I find that it helps if I'm clueless about the sport  posted by Smokin_Clover


I cheer at the wrong time and get upset at the wrong calls...actually, it's the best. I just go out and enjoy a nice day and watch my son having a blast.

Great point


Also, from my 4 years of experience, youth rugby has very
by 3rdSt  (2019-06-21 18:04:38)     cannot delete  |  Edit  |  Return to Board  |  Ignore Poster   |   Highlight Poster  |   Reply to Post

few of the problems I have witnessed in football and soccer (baseball scared me off from even trying it out as a parent). I think it’s a combo of two things - there’s no college scholarships/professional opportunities that parents are fighting for and rugby players cultivate a unique form of competition that’s very focused on camaraderie. When most parents also played, it creates a very laid back sideline. I hope it’s that way everywhere.