Credit: Courtesy flickr
It’s not so much the how but the why when it comes down to a Cleveland teenager’s epic reasons for getting banned from his recreation soccer league.

After getting fed up with his bad behavior and antics on the field, Brian Garruto received a very detailed list of all that exactly entailed. His unsportsmanlike behavior includes eating a banana on field, hiding the ball in his shirt, pretending to give birth to the ball, making a phone call mid-game, really, really hating shin guards and more.

Yes, more.

In fact it probably would have been more effective for the email to reference the only week he went antic-free.

Take a look for yourself, he tweeted out the email to delight from the internet. 

Credit: Courtesy Brian Garruto

But wait, there’s more:
Credit: Courtesy Brian Garruto

Brian was very appreciative of him time spent in the league, tweeting out this message along with the screen grabs:

I’d like to thank all the loyal fans of the Cleveland Steamers co ed team for supporting me during my season.

(Hat Tip GQ.com)

7 replies on “Cleveland Teen Tweets Detailed Email Explaining Ban From Co-Ed Soccer League”

  1. I think we’d all like to roundly congratulate Brian, who seems to be a complete dipshit, for following all the rules during the week of Jan. 10. Well done, Brian!

  2. Unfortunately, rec leagues and rec departments have to meticulously chronicle the juvenile garbage of these jackasses — because……they may do one or several of the following: whine to the mayor, councilmen or other city officials about the “injustice”; create a blog or website to rip through a deck of victim cards; attempt to slide back into the league – or another program – at a later date, while having amnesia concerning the boorish behavior; cry to media members at a TV station and/or newspaper; contact an ambulance chaser for a multi-million-dollar lawsuit.

  3. How has no one commented on the team name? This league was run by idiots if they didn’t expect this kind of behavior from a Cleveland Steamer.

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