Introducing StopDiving.org

2018-01-09

Today we’re launching our cause to ask football players to #StopDiving.

Fans throughout the whole world look up to professional football players as examples of strength, skill and success. It breaks our hearts to see them being dishonest on the field and giving that example to the new generations. It’s far too common to see players diving and faking injuries in the hope they will gain advantage over their opponent.

We want to encourage all fans regardless of their team preferences to ask their favourite players to respect their opponent and to respect themselves. To honour the sport we all love and to teach honesty and integrity to the next generation.

Our vision is to make Russia 2018 the first World Cup with no diving!

Read our full manifesto, learn how to support the cause and help us spread the word.

Help us make this #NewYearsResolution a reality.

Sincerely,

The #StopDiving team

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Help us change the game

Let’s make football an example of honour and honesty for the generations to come.  Here’s what you can do:

Icon help us change the game

Reach out

to your favourite players through social media and ask them to #StopDiving

Recognise and praise

all signs of honesty on the field.

Share this cause

with your friends:

Sign our petition

addressed to all the professional players in the world.

Let us know

if you want to collaborate with us.

Stay up!

Demonstrate honesty and integrity every time you play

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