Solskjaer did get the ball in the net, but all he earned was a booking for unsporting behaviour towards Schwarzer.
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But Roosevelt deemed such a request unsporting, and this episode was later immortalized in a political cartoon by Clifford Berryman published in the Washington Post.
Some experts think that using an Act to amend its own terms is unsporting, though, as ever with the British constitution, no one really knows.
Particularly when your yellow card is for one of the many offenses that fall under the rubric of "unsporting behavior" such as shirt-pulling, time-wasting or obstruction.
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Two yellow cards in 11 seconds, both for unsporting conduct: records on this are patchy, but it's likely Di Maria made history of the dubious kind on Saturday night.
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For the Brits, coaching, even practicing, was, well, unsporting.
Ten minutes after the break referee Andre Marriner sent Boyce off for a second bookable offence (the first was for unsporting behaviour) after he was adjudged to have fouled Ameobi, despite getting the ball.
It helped the Spaniard gain three places going into the first corner and though the move was seen as unsporting in some quarters, team boss Stefano Domenicali insisted it was made in the spirit of the rules.
Greig, who went to England as a teenager in the late 1960s, was heavily criticized for an "unsporting" run out of West Indies batsman Alvin Kallicharan in 1974 that saw the home fans storm the pitch in protest.
But the furore across global media outlets and social media sites following the Malaysian GP also proved F1 fans balked at the unsporting flavor of Vettel's victory --- even if he was doing what a triple world champion is supposed to do, race.
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