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  • Female kids’ football coach is allegedly knocked out by player’s father who is accused of attacking her from behind

    Female kids’ football coach is allegedly knocked out by player’s father who is accused of attacking her from behind

    • A youth football coach was allegedly ‘knocked out’
    • The incident happened at an Under 10s tournament
    • Auckland United have condemned the incident

    By Ed Carruthers

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    A female youth football coach was reportedly knocked unconscious by a spectator who had allegedly ‘attacked her from behind’ during a junior tournament at Keith Hay Park in Auckland on Sunday.

    Police said to the New Zealand Herald that they are investigating the incident and are making enquiries after the Ellerslie AFC coach was left needing treatment in hospital. 

    According to reports from the New Zealand Herald, the spectator, who was believed to be the parent of a Papakura City FC player had been ‘making threatening gestures’ during the Under 10s semi-final match.

    Some of those signs had allegedly included a ‘throat-slitting motion’ which was made towards Ellerslie spectators.

    The attack had allegedly taken place while the Ellerslie coach was on her way to the bathroom after her side had been beaten. The tournament’s final was subsequently delayed by approximately 30 minutes as emergency services attended the coach.

    A female youth football coach was reportedly knocked unconscious by an opposition supporter

    A female youth football coach was reportedly knocked unconscious by an opposition supporter

    The incident occurred at the Keith Hay Park in Auckland on Sunday during a youth football tournament

    The incident occurred at the Keith Hay Park in Auckland on Sunday during a youth football tournament

    Auckland United, who had hosted the tournament, said they had a ‘zero-tolerance policy’ towards such behaviour and were ‘deeply disappointed by the incident.’

    ‘We are aware of an incident after a game on Sunday afternoon that involved an ambulance being called due to an altercation between two members of visiting clubs,’ the football club said in a statement to the New Zealand Herald.

    ‘We maintain a zero-tolerance policy against poor sideline behaviour and are deeply disappointed by this incident. Auckland United prides itself on creating a safe and supportive environment for all, and incidents of this nature have no place in sport.

    ‘No Auckland United staff witnessed the incident first-hand, and as the police are involved, we will refrain from further comment while the investigation is ongoing.’

    Northern Region Football (NRF) chief executive Laura Menzies described the incident as ‘shocking’ and added ‘everyone should feel safe’ at football events.

    The park is located just to the south-east of Auckland city centre, with the event being hosted by Auckland United

    The park is located just to the south-east of Auckland city centre, with the event being hosted by Auckland United

    ‘We have reached out to the three clubs involved to offer support while the incident is under police investigation,’ Menzies said.

    Papakura FC issued a statement to the New Zealand Herald, stating: ‘We were deeply saddened to hear of the alleged events that occurred after one of our Junior Girls teams attended a festival over the weekend. Our sympathies go out to all involved.

    ‘Papakura City FC does not condone behaviour that has no place in sports. As the incident is under police investigation, we are waiting for reports with the full and accurate information before we begin our own internal process.’

    The coach is said to be recovering at home, with Ellerslie telling the outlet that they are supporting both the football coach and her team emotionally.

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  • Deion Sanders chastises media for “attacking” college football players

    Deion Sanders chastises media for “attacking” college football players

    Hall of Famer and Colorado coach Deion Sanders had spent plenty of time recently challenging, and freezing out, reporters who dared to criticize him. Now, Deion is focusing on media members who criticize players.

    “The landscape has changed in football,” Sanders said Tuesday at a press conference. “Once upon a time, you guys never attacked college players. Now, they’re making more money than y’all, and some of y’all are envious and jealous about that. So you’re on the attack. It was hands off a college player because he’s an amateur. Remember? Remember that, guys? Now, it’s hands-on. Go at ‘em, any kind of way you want. They’re making more money than me, and I’m mad about it. When you attack ‘em, attack ‘em, attack ‘em, these guys are sensitive. They’ve never been attacked. They hadn’t gone through what a grown man — what I’ve been going through with y’all for years. They haven’t done that. So it is what it is. I know you’re gonna do your job and what you must do. But your job does not say, ‘Attack.’ Because if we flipped the script on y’all, y’all wouldn’t like it.”

    It’s too easy to attribute, and to dismiss, any form of criticism to jealousy. Besides, Sanders made the point that players are now getting paid; some would argue that the long-overdue receipt of real compensation makes them professional players, justifying criticism that previously was rare. (But not, if you recall Mike Gundy’s I’m-at-man-I’m-40 rant, unprecedented.)

    Also, these kids are in many respects public figures. Especially those who receive significant compensation to appear in national commercials.

    And they’re all adults, past the age of 18. Old enough to join the military. Grown men. Not fully grown, but definitely not children.

    Moreover, reporters who go too far are subject to accountability that previously didn’t exist. Entire media outlets are dedicated to covering sports media. If a reporter makes it too personal or says something unfair, inaccurate, or just plain dumb, some other reporter who covers reporters will report it.

    Deion said the players are sensitive, that they haven’t dealt with criticism for years. For some, years of criticism thickens the skin. For others, no amount of experience at being criticized will make them suddenly not sensitive to scrutiny.

    It goes with the territory. It’s part of the price to be paid for getting paid so well, and for being in the public eye. Eventually, the best approach is to adopt the Charles Barkley mindset.

    As long as the postman shows up with the check on the first and 15th of the month, I don’t care what they say about me.



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