Firstly, Andrew is right. It would help if you gave us more details of what happened and how old you are. That said, some parents (fathers) get far to involved in their sons performance and forget that first and foremost you're playing the game to have fun. What your father said has obviously upset you which greatly detracts from this. Some things you could do are talk to your Father and tell him how upset you were, that you always try your best and if you have a bad game or make a mistake its not cos you're not trying, and maybe tell him you'd be happy if he can give you some advice to improve your game rather than abuse you. If you feel you can't do that, talk to your mather and tell her how upset you are and maybe she can talk to your father. If that seems no good, try your coach if you get on well with him. No luck their, come out and tell your father you don't want him coming to your games and maybe that will make him think about his behaviour. If its really bad, you could speak to your school councillor who could offer you ideas on getting outside help to resolve the situation. Good luck :)

With your spelling, no wonder!

You really haven't given us any information except that your dad was disappointed. Did you play badly? Punch someone in the back of the head? Pull your shorts down and take a dump on the field? More info please.

He was probably just angry, just tell him to get stuffed and continue playing rugby, do what you love

You can only perform to the best of your ability

go out next time and hit somebody, man up no drinking before the game and get angry

Bill P sod off! Maybe rugby just isn't your thing! Don't listen to your dad!!!