Also from a coach's perspective, however, I feel it is important to remember that the match was meant to be played for 80 minutes ... not modified to appear like it was close. It is a team's job to stop the opponent from scoring and I would not tell a group of young men to simply stop scoring.
In 'worst case scenarios' one might impose restrictions on how they do score (number of touches, head only, etc.) or adding some creativity to the offense but as long as the coach isn't keeping the starters out there for no good reason and folks are playing, they should be playing their best. And I know Dick Smith's caliber of coaching and he is not going to settle for less than the best from his players. He doesn't run up the score, either.
In the matches I've seen Hanna play, they have not quit in defeat and have played hard through victory. That is what you are supposed to do.
