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There are those close to me who will call me a hypocrite for this column.

Those who have heard my biting comments about soccer and its ilk in my teen years and early 20s. I have four brothers. That wont help either.

But apparently Ive come full circle. Im about to vigorously defend the sport I once mocked. Thats right. Soccer. The hard-flopping, hooligan-creating sport of casual World Cup watchers and die-hard pub-fighters alike.

But I do have to differentiate a bit. Not just soccer. But Wyoming soccer specifically. Or at least the cold weather variety.

This past week, a group of fancy coffee-drinking sand castle builders from Costa Rica decided to protest their loss to the USA after the entire second half was played in the snow.

You know, that stuff thats outside here in the valley about nine months out of the year.

It was words like ludicrous and debacle and some like it that caught my eye. Apparently they think it not only wasnt fair that they played in the snow (and lost) but that it somehow diminished the noble lineage of the game itself.

Ill tell them what I tell every other uppity, rules-quoting wannabe with a mismatched jersey who feels that this game is held to a higher standard than say, (American) football.

More people are killed watching soccer than all the other sports combined. Go ahead and Google soccer riot and see what comes up. (Kids ask your parents first!)

So for Costa Rica to feel the act of playing in the snow has diminished the game, I have a real hard time with that. Thats like Wyoming kids complaining they have to play when the temperature is above 80 degrees because its too hot. Sure it doesnt happen often, but when it does, you deal with it.

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