I understand that sports governing bodies discourage players from spitting at the field of play in view of the poor example it sets, in particular to young people.
They wear watches and sunglasses on the field of play, not to tell the time or keep out of the sun, but to line their pockets with money from sponsors.
It is essential to learn to behave both on and off the field of play and, additionally, a child should learn to be graceful in defeat and magnanimous where successful.
They have rightly called on the hooligans to back the efforts made by the team on the field of play and to cease their actions off it.
Here we see the field of play for moral values.
I discussed the possibility of appeals by professional players against sentences passed on them for offences on the field of play.
By and large they stand firmly for a good standard of conduct on the field of play.
That hooliganism is part of an unpleasant aspect of life to-day, and it can be fanned by events that occur on the field of play.
