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Trajano argued passionately against stepping on the ball, claiming it does not contribute to the game and instead leads to outrage among fans. He questioned whether players would behave the same way if they were losing, suggesting that stepping on the ball might provoke unfortunate reactions from the opposing fans and players.
The notion of player behavior and ethics in professional sports became a central theme, with Trajano clarifying that while certain forms of skilled play might be acceptable, stepping on the ball hinders movement and can be seen as disingenuous or disrespectful to both opponents and the sport itself.