http://disqus.com/people/7e0b4290b39179ba5b2d9f9cefdb7adc/enWed, 13 May 2009 19:11:15 -0000http://epltalk.disqus.com/nothing_will_change_with_premier_league8217s_get_on_with_the_game_campaign/#comment-2215632I think they should take after baseball. You are allowed to argue with the umpire up to a certain point, but if you direct cursing AT the umpire, and repeatedly argue or just generally cross the line, you are ejected from the game immediately. In baseball, when a player is ejected, the team is allowed to replace said player with a substitute, however. In soccer, obviously if you are red-carded your team is down a man. Thus, I am in full support of giving a player a yellow card for stepping accross the line the first time, and if he does it again, he should see red. If referees actually stick to their guns and give cards for excessive arguing and players start seeing red cards, the conduct WILL change. It's a matter of the referees being willing to send a man off for it, and sticking to it consistently. Once the consequences become clear to players, they will learn to shut their mouths. Other professional players manage it just fine.SpursFanWed, 13 Aug 2008 09:16:19 -0000http://allthingsnuggets.disqus.com/wednesday_5_pm_game_2_at_sa/#comment-19461291rholzman, if you had any brains left in that coconut of yours you would have known how good the nuggets played at the end of the year. And by the way the spurs also could not get the ball in the basket in game one. This is an interesting series that could go either way.. Go SpursSpursFanFri, 27 Apr 2007 11:58:42 -0000http://allthingsnuggets.disqus.com/8216hostile8217_dallas_crowd_harasses_nuggets_families_friends/#comment-19462093The dallas fans clearly need to show some better class than what was shown.SpursFanWed, 13 May 2009 19:11:15 -0000