Should the KC assistant coach be disciplined for pushing an opponent off of one of his players on the sidelines?

[Wolvie]

Browns' Tretter: KC coach should face discipline

I don't see how this is even a story, but evidently players want this coach disciplined. The guy was stepping on a player when he was pushed off of him. The guy even got ejected from the game. If I were the assistant coach, I would have done the same thing.

 

[Clayton]

Wolverine: "I dont see how this is a story"
Also Wolverine: I'm going to post this thing no one is talking about

 

[mrschaney]

No

 

[Broncos6482]

If a player is ejected for shoving a coach, why isn't a coach ejected for shoving a player? Should be equal punishments. Keep your hands off each other.

 

[tabascojet]

Yes.... /eot

 

[Sharkonabicycle]

Yep.

Probably nothing will happen though. It was a black coach... and yes... before you guys go 'OMG RACIST' this is where this Country has gone now....

 

[Center Ice]

Yep.

Probably nothing will happen though. It was a black coach... and yes... before you guys go 'OMG RACIST' this is where this Country has gone now....

When everything's racist, nothing is. Racist as word means nothing anymore thanks to liberals.

 

[Sharkonabicycle]

When everything's racist, nothing is. Racist as word means nothing anymore thanks to liberals.

I agree entirely. Let's just all identify as black transgender women so the left will shut the fuck up and go jump off a cliff.

 

[Shanemansj13]

Browns' Tretter: KC coach should face discipline

I don't see how this is even a story, but evidently players want this coach disciplined. The guy was stepping on a player when he was pushed off of him. The guy even got ejected from the game. If I were the assistant coach, I would have done the same thing.

He didn't stomp on the player, you tell he was trying to get back to the field and accidently stepped on him.

Either way Harrison was wrong to retaliate but coaches have no business pushing a player. The coach started it and he should be disciplined, plain and simple.

 

[Wolvie]

He didn't stomp on the player, you tell he was trying to get back to the field and accidently stepped on him.

Either way Harrison was wrong to retaliate but coaches have no business pushing a player. The coach started it and he should be disciplined, plain and simple.

so he was wrongly ejected?

 

[Wolvie]

Wolverine: "I dont see how this is a story"
Also Wolverine: I'm going to post this thing no one is talking about

lol, players seem to believe this is news worthy, I'm just curious if anyone else thinks that is correct

 

[Broncos6482]

so he was wrongly ejected?

No he was rightly ejected. And the Chiefs coach should have been ejected as well.

 

[Wolvie]

No he was rightly ejected. And the Chiefs coach should have been ejected as well.

hypothetically speaking then, if a player is stomping on another player, then no one should be allowed to touch the stomper, or only players, or should coaches be allowed to as well?

 

[moxie]

so he was wrongly ejected?

No he was rightly ejected. And the Chiefs coach should have been ejected as well.

This is where I was with it when I saw it happen. He accidentally stepped on another player and the coach was much too forceful about it. They both should have been penalized.

 

[Judge Fudge]

Yep.

 

[Shanemansj13]

so he was wrongly ejected?

Did you read my post? scUM fans can't read.

He was ejected bc he pushed the coach but the coach should have been ejected and should be fined. It's pretty simple.

 

[Shanemansj13]

hypothetically speaking then, if a player is stomping on another player, then no one should be allowed to touch the stomper, or only players, or should coaches be allowed to as well?

He didn't get ejected for "stomping", I guess you are confused. He got ejected bc he pushed a coach, who pushed him first.

 

[Wolvie]

Did you read my post? scUM fans can't read.

He was ejected bc he pushed the coach but the coach should have been ejected and should be fined. It's pretty simple.

I thought he was ejected to stepping on the other player. The ref had originally flagged the KC sideline for unsportsmanlike conduct, only to amend the call to instead flag the player, and also eject him. I thought it had received a call from NY that saw the stomping and that is what they flagged and the reasoning behind the ejection. Is that not correct? If it was simply about shoving each other, then I would agree with you.

 

[Tomhusker]

No. Looked fine to me.

 

[Clayton]

lol, players seem to believe this is news worthy, I'm just curious if anyone else thinks that is correct

I think he could probably receive a fine. It would be weird to eject him from the Ravens game for something he did in the Browns game. That seems counterproductive if you're a Browns fan. My .02


I also think Tony Romo should be banned from calling Chiefs games for um..was he involved in this? Lets say we was.