The new rules of the game due to the coronavirus are not realistic and will not allow any athlete to play to his or her full potential. If we push soccer to Fall 2, just like what happened to football and cheerleading, there is a better chance we will not have to play with those restrictions, which almost everyone I have spoken with would much rather have. (please do not donate money, we just need signatures!!)
I am currently compiling the signatures to present to the MIAA board members this week. Please monitor your email for updates regarding the specific arguments we are submitting to the committee.
Reached 100 supporters
September 1, 2020
22 Comments
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mark Stokes
5 years ago
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my son has been working all summer for this and these rules just ruin the whole point of the sport. put it in fall 2 so they can actually play real soccer.
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sarah Salazar
5 years ago
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its not fair that football gets a season but soccer is stuck with these weird restrictions. just move it to fall 2.
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jason Velez
5 years ago
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LET THEM PLAY
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emily Gordon
5 years ago
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if other states are playing normal games then why cant we? these new rules are honestly pretty ridiculous and take away all the fun of the game.
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brianna phelan
5 years ago
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i believe that these rules are a little bit over the top. i think that if new hampshire can have the normal rules then we should. if basketball is still played in an open gym, soccer should be the same outside
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sofia manne
5 years ago
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Although I understand with times like these uncertainty is the only answer- the restrictions released are unrealistic and don’t allow for a true soccer season. I along with others feel as though it would be more beneficial to have a real season late rather than play a modified game.
The new rules of the game due to the coronavirus are not realistic and will not allow any athlete to play to his or her full potential. If we push soccer to Fall 2, just like what happened to football and cheerleading, there is a better chance we will not have to play with those restrictions, which almost everyone I have spoken with would much rather have. (please do not donate money, we just need signatures!!)
I am currently compiling the signatures to present to the MIAA board members this week. Please monitor your email for updates regarding the specific arguments we are submitting to the committee.
Reached 100 supporters
September 1, 2020
22 Comments
M
mark Stokes
5 years ago
Featured
my son has been working all summer for this and these rules just ruin the whole point of the sport. put it in fall 2 so they can actually play real soccer.
S
sarah Salazar
5 years ago
Featured
its not fair that football gets a season but soccer is stuck with these weird restrictions. just move it to fall 2.
J
jason Velez
5 years ago
Featured
LET THEM PLAY
E
emily Gordon
5 years ago
Featured
if other states are playing normal games then why cant we? these new rules are honestly pretty ridiculous and take away all the fun of the game.
B
brianna phelan
5 years ago
Featured
i believe that these rules are a little bit over the top. i think that if new hampshire can have the normal rules then we should. if basketball is still played in an open gym, soccer should be the same outside
S
sofia manne
5 years ago
Featured
Although I understand with times like these uncertainty is the only answer- the restrictions released are unrealistic and don’t allow for a true soccer season. I along with others feel as though it would be more beneficial to have a real season late rather than play a modified game.
my son has been working all summer for this and these rules just ruin the whole point of the sport. put it in fall 2 so they can actually play real soccer.