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Post by beatie06 on Jun 28, 2006 23:31:13 GMT -5
we have first person on the list of Badsportsmanship moment cames from the uSa when Joe Mikulik who was the coach of the baseball team known as the Asheville tourists when after being ejected from a game against the Lexington Legends on June 25, 2006. In the bottom of the 5th inning, Mikulik got into an argument over a Legends player, catcher Koby Clemens, called safe after a close call at second base. Having had enough, the umpire proceeded to eject Mikulik from the game. Mikulik then went on an extended tirade, pulling up the second base and throwing it into the field, pouring water on home plate, then finally throwing bats from the dugout on to the field before finally leaving the game. The Legends went on to win the game. Mikulik's tirade was shown on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno, ESPN's Pardon the Interruption and SportsCenter, and Countdown with Keith Olbermann.
that is a very bad sportsmanship moment.
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Post by Niemmy on Jun 29, 2006 5:56:26 GMT -5
Heheh yer thats one way to make a boring game entertaining  hehe |
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Post by beatie06 on Jul 26, 2006 0:19:20 GMT -5
Here one for another Bad Sportsmanship moment
Jockey Paul O'Neill has apologised for the headbutt on a horse which could see him punished by the Horseracing Regulatory Authority.
He will be asked to explain his actions by the HRA next week after the incident at Stratford was caught by TV cameras.
O'Neill said: "I would like to say to the public that I'm very sorry they had to see such a thing. I've never done it before and it will never happen again."
O'Neill lost his cool when City Affair unseated him before a race.
Having reviewed a video of the incident at Stratford involving the John O'Shea-trained gelding, the HRA disciplinary panel is set to hold an inquiry on 3 August.
O'Neill told the Racing Post how City Affair had proven difficult to control, even before it unseated him.
He said: "The horse had been very unruly leaving the parade ring.
"When we went to look at the last hurdle before hacking down to the two-mile start, he started reversing when we got to the hurdle and went under a railing which he lifted out of the ground.
"It took me five minutes to leave the railings and get him down to the start which I had to do as gently as I could.
"When I got to the start he headed straight for a car with me, stopped five feet from the car, whipped round and dropped me.
"I landed on my feet, but a bit awkwardly for my knee and I was a little bit angry then, but I've never done anything like this before and I'm glad to say the horse is okay after it and I have spoken to John O'Shea."
He need to calm down next time this Jockey will never Zididene Zidane headbutt the horse again.
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Post by Niemmy on Jul 26, 2006 23:01:18 GMT -5
[quoteJockey Paul O'Neill has apologised for the headbutt on a horse which could see him punished by the Horseracing Regulatory Authority. He will be asked to explain his actions by the HRA next week after the incident at Stratford was caught by TV cameras. [/quote] yer i seen that on telly hehe A blazing saddles punch would have been better though haha |
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Post by beatie06 on Sept 21, 2006 3:59:42 GMT -5
another bad sportsman is from England where Mark Vermeulen, the former Zimbabwe batsman, has been banned from English first-class and league cricket for 10 years following an on-pitch bust up in the Central Lancashire League.
The incident occurred when Vermeulen, playing as a professional for Werneth against Ashton, confronted opposition fans on Sunday. He was restrained by club officials before his captain ordered him off the field and he was led from the ground. Darren Shadford, the Werneth captain, then conceded the match.
Jon Selby, who was playing for Ashton in the match, told Cricinfo the chain of events. "He'd been a bit wound up throughout the match. He hadn't scored many - about 12 - and when we batted he came onto bowl, which he doesn't do much of.
"He got hit for a boundary then bowled a wide and someone from the crowd shouted 'If you take your sunnies off you'll be able to see where you are bowling.' At the end of the over he marched towards the boundary and appeared to hurl a ball towards the spectators. It hit the railings so missed everyone, but it was an end-of-season match with plenty of women and children watching.
"He then picked up a boundary marker, which are white discs with a steel spike, before being stopped by a Werneth member and marched back to the pavilion, still swearing and shouting . He was then driven away from the ground and took no further part in the match. "
To add to the extraordinary story, it was the final match of the season and Vermeulen was due to fly home on Monday. One of the members who restrained him was meant to be giving him a lift to the airport.
Police were later called to an incident at a flat near the Werneth club and a spokesman confirmed they arrested a 27-year-old on suspicion of breaching the peace but no charges were brought.
Central Lancashire League officials were quick to impose the ban, which has been supported by the ECB. A statement said: "The management committee has received reports regarding Mark Vermeulen. Describing his violent and dangerous actions on the field of play, he has been banned for 10 years from the CLL and from all cricket played under the auspices of the ECB. This will take immediate effect."
He appeal on the ten year ban was reduced to 3 years
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Post by Niemmy on Sept 23, 2006 21:49:36 GMT -5
Yer I seen that He got a couple wacks for good luck hehe |
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Post by beatie06 on Sept 27, 2006 3:53:02 GMT -5
another from the Road Rage at Toledo where Michael Simko and Don St. Denis tangled on lap 112, with Simko's #06 slamming into the wall. He exited the car and as St. Denis' car came back around ran up to it, took a flying leap and took out the windshield, then came the fight as marshalls tried to break it up. the officals didn't like itAs a result of their unsportsmanlike actions during Sunday’s Glass City 200 ARCA Late Model race at Toledo Speedway, drivers Michael Simko and Don St. Denis have been suspended from further participation in ARCA sanctioned racing events for an indefinite period of time. The suspensions were issued for violation of ARCA Rulebook Section 3, #10: Conduct or actions detrimental to the sport, unsportsmanlike driving, fighting, and/or taking part in any demonstration which impedes the orderly process of an event shall be subject to penalty. so that a very bad sportsmanship. ;D
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Post by Niemmy on Sept 27, 2006 9:38:09 GMT -5
yer I seen that! That was pretty outrageous behaviour!
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hehe