“The Too Slow Too Silly conceded just after halfway into the opening period after losing the ball to the Boyz who were threatening to score.

The Boyz were in a commanding position after flattening most of the opposing Dwarves and their boneheaded Ogre who spent most of the match staring at his shoelaces.

With a player ejected for fouling, several bad blocks and a player knocked out, the Dwarves realised they were in for a long day as they would not be able to stop the Boyz from scoring late in the opening period, and then would have to kick off to them in the second half.

My opponent conceded and left without saying a word. His frustration was understandable given the number of skulls he rolled, and the Ogre being Boneheaded 4 out of 6 turns or something like that.
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Addendum. Stalling is a valid tactic with Orcs, as is hitting players to try and reduce their numbers in the second half. I did one foul, my opponent did two.

Not every coach plays the same way. I have played guys who stall, foul and try to maim, sometimes I use those same tactics. Tis a game, and sometimes it is fun for both coaches other times not. I sent a conciliatory message to my opponent after the match (but before he wrote his match report) but he chose not to reply.

If he had said to me before the game, no fouls, no stalling then I might have agreed like I have on previous occasions against other coaches. He didn't and gets mad because I didn't know that stalling offends him so much. What can one do?
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