Don't turn the channel, ... no matter what the score is.

You turn it over like that and they score on the turnovers and that's how blowouts happen.

They can't win no matter which way they turn, because the ordinances don't allow them to do anything in their present location. And if you have the capacity to keep more than six people -- regardless to the number who are living there -- you are considered over the limit. I counted five bedrooms, so that means they have the capacity for 10 residents. If they have seven bedrooms, they could have 14.

And she says, 'You have to see Channel 2.' We turn it on and it's like -- whoa! It was disgusting. It was the hardest core stuff I've ever seen.

After a game, no matter what the score is, you come off the ground from playing an African team feeling sore. You feel like you've been in a real physical battle but some days against the Australian teams it's not like that.

If it doesn't matter who wins or loses, then why do they keep score?