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@PuzZuLz saidThere's an extended video clip from TikTok in that link with the kid scoring goals; I don't see any pushing.
"Instead of admitting that they entered their advanced son in a beginner-level soccer league, Griffin plays the victim card."
Lmao they put an advanced kid player into the beginner class so he could dominate. And they taught him to push the other kids 🤣
Man alive I love the internet.
Are there a lot of "advanced" youth soccer leagues for 3 year olds? If he played in the same league in the spring and the people who run it took $300 from the parents to have him play in it again, I don't see how they have a legitimate gripe that he's "too good".
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@Mott-The-Hoople saidWho are "these folks", Mott?
Here is some truth about these folks
https://www.click2houston.com/news/local/2026/10/26/2-arrested-after-fight-at-sugar-land-youth-softball-game-leaves-man-unconscious-affidavit-says/
https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1CG2iL97d9/?mibextid=wwXIfr
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@no1marauder
You watched an edited video ya dolt.
The coach himself tells the cops on bodycam footage that the kid was constantly pushing the other kids.
The black parents acted the fool, as usual, when the kid was benched. Resulting in the cops being called.
Yes, a 3 year old who already did the beginner course would dominate the new kids who are just starting out.
The black parents entered him in that beginner course again on purpose.
@PuzZuLz saidI heard the coach and I heard the parents. And I saw video of the kid scoring goals.
@no1marauder
You watched an edited video ya dolt.
The coach himself tells the cops on bodycam footage that the kid was constantly pushing the other kids.
The black parents acted the fool, as usual, when the kid was benched.
Yes, a 3 year old who already did the beginner course would dominate the new kids who are just starting out.
The black parents entered him in that beginner course again on purpose.
Why did the league let him back in and charge the parents $300 for him to play in the league?
@no1marauder saidMaybe they expect parents to be honest about entering a "beginners only" course but I guess black parents don't have any honor.
I heard the coach and I heard the parents. And I saw video of the kid scoring goals.
Why did the league let him back in and charge the parents $300 for him to play in the league?
Ask them.
Also, hundreds of kids enter.
You can't expect soccer admins to keep track of every kid.