If the players feel the referee isn't dealing with it then I can understand why they
walk off the pitch.
As a player, if you see the officials aren't handling the situation, then you are well within your rights to
walk off the pitch, in my opinion.
The financial strength of the general contractor must be considered as well, as subcontractors
walk off jobs when they aren't paid in a timely manner.
Blatter had appeared to suggest that players could use racism as an excuse to
walk off during a game if they were losing.
The Liverpool midfielder said: "I wouldn't encourage them to
walk off, but if they come to me with a complaint that they've been abused, I'll address it with the referee.
ENGLAND football stars would be well within their rights to
walk off the pitch if they are racially abused during Euro 2012, the chairman of the Professional Footballers' Association said yesterday.
But asked what he would do as a player if racial abuse was not being dealt with by a referee, he added: "If it happened to me I would want to
walk off the pitch because I don't think anybody should be abused in their workplace and I would hope that my teammates would support me.
The keeper confirmed he and his team-mates are aware they cannot
walk off the field in protest unless the referee stops the game.
While one distracts the person with a newspaper or map over the screen, the other will press the buttons, wait for the notes to be dispensed, collect the money and
walk off.
In it, Lyle expressed his regret over his decision to
walk off the course.
I think it's an easy way out to just
walk off and say, 'I'm not going to play'.
Schindewolf drew a leadoff
walk off Quakes reliever David Austen (0-1) and advanced to third when Austen threw the ball into center field trying to force Schindewolf on a Jeff Cook sacrifice.