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Pittsburgh Riverhounds: USL Team Terminates Romeo Parkes' Contract for Kicking Opponent in Back
Parkes had been suspended by the The United Soccer League for kicking Karl Ouimette of Red Bulls II from behind as he was walking off the field during Saturday's match.


dirtiest dump in all of sports, it's all about the lowblow...

A soccer player kicks another soccer player (which from what I understand is how that game is played) and the entire city of Pittsburgh is the dirtiest armpit in all of sports?

That kind of thinking doesn't bode well for New England sports and their fans, does it? That train of thought would mean all New England fans are murderers, lairs, thieves, and cheaters. I do not think that is the case, but if you say so.....ok, I guess.

junior wrote:A soccer player kicks another soccer player (which from what I understand is how that game is played) and the entire city of Pittsburgh is the dirtiest armpit in all of sports?

That kind of thinking doesn't bode well for New England sports and their fans, does it? That train of thought would mean all New England fans are murderers, lairs, thieves, and cheaters. I do not think that is the case, but if you say so.....ok, I guess.

didn't say anything about the fans.. they have no control over the actions of the players who wear the laundry they root for...

junior wrote:A soccer player kicks another soccer player (which from what I understand is how that game is played) and the entire city of Pittsburgh is the dirtiest armpit in all of sports?

That kind of thinking doesn't bode well for New England sports and their fans, does it? That train of thought would mean all New England fans are murderers, lairs, thieves, and cheaters. I do not think that is the case, but if you say so.....ok, I guess.

There's a reason why he is called Sadhatter.

madhatter wrote:

junior wrote:A soccer player kicks another soccer player (which from what I understand is how that game is played) and the entire city of Pittsburgh is the dirtiest armpit in all of sports?

That kind of thinking doesn't bode well for New England sports and their fans, does it? That train of thought would mean all New England fans are murderers, lairs, thieves, and cheaters. I do not think that is the case, but if you say so.....ok, I guess.

didn't say anything about the fans.. they have no control over the actions of the players who wear the laundry they root for...

Didn't say anything about the city of Pittsburgh either. The city has no control over the actions of the players who wear the laundry.

junior wrote:

madhatter wrote:

junior wrote:A soccer player kicks another soccer player (which from what I understand is how that game is played) and the entire city of Pittsburgh is the dirtiest armpit in all of sports?

That kind of thinking doesn't bode well for New England sports and their fans, does it? That train of thought would mean all New England fans are murderers, lairs, thieves, and cheaters. I do not think that is the case, but if you say so.....ok, I guess.

didn't say anything about the fans.. they have no control over the actions of the players who wear the laundry they root for...

Didn't say anything about the city of Pittsburgh either. The city has no control over the actions of the players who wear the laundry.

nope, just the franchises themselves...

madhatter wrote:

junior wrote:

madhatter wrote:

junior wrote:A soccer player kicks another soccer player (which from what I understand is how that game is played) and the entire city of Pittsburgh is the dirtiest armpit in all of sports?

That kind of thinking doesn't bode well for New England sports and their fans, does it? That train of thought would mean all New England fans are murderers, lairs, thieves, and cheaters. I do not think that is the case, but if you say so.....ok, I guess.

didn't say anything about the fans.. they have no control over the actions of the players who wear the laundry they root for...

Didn't say anything about the city of Pittsburgh either. The city has no control over the actions of the players who wear the laundry.

nope, just the franchises themselves...

So then why did you title this thread: "pittsburgh dirtiest armpitt in all of sports...."?

You're contradicting yourself. You are clearly talking about the city of Pittsburgh in your title, but then you say it's "just the franchises themselves".

So which is it?

Are just the NE patriots murderers, cheaters, liars, and thieves or does this describe the city of Boston, the residents of New England, the fans or the patriots, or all 4? (or none of the above).

junior wrote:

madhatter wrote:

junior wrote:

madhatter wrote:

junior wrote:A soccer player kicks another soccer player (which from what I understand is how that game is played) and the entire city of Pittsburgh is the dirtiest armpit in all of sports?

That kind of thinking doesn't bode well for New England sports and their fans, does it? That train of thought would mean all New England fans are murderers, lairs, thieves, and cheaters. I do not think that is the case, but if you say so.....ok, I guess.

didn't say anything about the fans.. they have no control over the actions of the players who wear the laundry they root for...

Didn't say anything about the city of Pittsburgh either. The city has no control over the actions of the players who wear the laundry.

nope, just the franchises themselves...

So then why did you title this thread: "pittsburgh dirtiest armpitt in all of sports...."?

You're contradicting yourself. You are clearly talking about the city of Pittsburgh in your title, but then you say it's "just the franchises themselves".

So which is it?

Are just the NE patriots murderers, cheaters, liars, and thieves or does this describe the city of Boston, the residents of New England, the fans or the patriots, or all 4? (or none of the above).

pittsburgh dirtiest armpitt in all of sports....

it's all about the context...
otherwise:

Perhaps THIS should have been a poll question

brownman wrote:Perhaps THIS should have been a poll question

Leave the Eastern Europeans out of this.

Try as they might to clean it up, Pisburp is still mighty filthy
Best time of year there is winter. Frozen water is less stinky.
As armpits go, it ranks right up there with Erie and Cleveland.

And their teams and fans reflect that in everything they do.