Friday, March 6, 2009
TORONTO - Soccer is by far the most demanding sport when it comes to endurance, stamina, and fitness.
Naturally, players relish the half or a stop in play where they can grab a swig or two of natures finest; water. But playing at such a level also makes the body lose water. In fact, the average show that players run an average of 6-7 miles a game!
The problem becomes what's a player to do if that excess water doesn't come out in sweat.
Well, for one player, the urge was just too great, and the cameras didn't stop rolling.
"Ref! We got a puddle in the midfield!"
Such an incident would surely inflience others. What if fans didn't want to leave their seats during games just not to miss any action?
Luckily, in enters "Soccer Toilets."
To help quell the puddle situation, Port-O-Potty's have been replaced at fields in favour of "Soccer Toilets," where fans don't have to worry about missing the action, as they'll find a game of their own.
Simply put, the objective remains the same; get the ball into the net, or for the tipsy: stay on target!
