Why do opponents stand still, when you score against them?

I do this when the circumstances leading to the goal were so much of a farce that I just sit and stare in shock at what I just witnessed and partly because I really don't see the point in trying when the game decides my defenders are on strike etc.

@R1ckyDaMan19 What does standing still achieve though??

I get it that you are annoyed at the way a goal has been scored and your defenders have done nothing, that happens to me a lot, but it's never crossed my mind to kick off, then stand still for 10 minutes before quitting the game. You might as well just kick the ball out of play and quit and then you can move on and so can your opponent. All standing still does is wastes a few minutes of your time. Like I said, when people do it, I find it funny and I don't even attempt to take the ball off them, do it for the full match if you want, I don't care, it's an easy win for me. I just don't understand why people do it.

I also don't understand why people quit at 1-0 in the first half. 1-0 is nothing, I've been leading 5-0 at the start of the second half and conceded 7 in the second half. I've also came back from being well beaten to win it, anything can happen.

@R1ckyDaMan19 I just had a weird one. Opponent kicked off at the start of the first half, stood still, I took the ball off the player, went up the pitch, hit a shot wide, the opponent paused it three times. kicked the ball out to his player from the goal kick, stood still, I took the ball off the player and then I got a message saying "You lost connection to your opponent. We'll check the match report to see who won or lost". I got the win for it, but I don't understand why he didn't either quit the game before kick off or quit the game when he paused it the first time. Surely he can't be that badly in need of a loss lol