Setting a bad example

On Sunday, June 8, spectators and TV viewers were subjected to scenes of violence when members of two county teams, prior to commencement of game, became involved in scuffles.

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Additionally another county selected a player who had been convicted of serious unprovoked assault, leaving his victim with serious facial injuries.

What example is this for the younger generation?

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