| Display title | Unnecessary Roughness |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In many sports-related movies, in order to show how competitive and ruthless the Opposing Sports Team is, they will perform many aggressive actions (such as knocking opposing players down) that would never be performed in a real game because they would either result in a foul being called against the offending player or would serve no useful game purpose anyway. Of course, such a play that would normally call for the player's ejection will only result in a small infraction or no penalty at all, because the refs were paid off, partisan, or not paying attention. Sometimes, the players don't actually want to do it, but are ordered to do so by their ruthless coaches. |
