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Originally Posted by deecee
In "fan" speak which coaches fall into. The implication that "that's why the Saint's lost" because many people "believe" that the officials wanted the Rams to win and Saints to lose. This implies bias. This is the meaning behind saying this.
"This is why the other team is winning." = The refs are showing favoritism.
I have 0 patience for this BS and any official at any level that T's a coach up for this type of behavior, in my experience, is backed by their assignor. At this youth, play for fun, level it's different because there aren't any real expectations. But the meaning behind what was said is very clear.
I can see a coach trying to be humorous with saying things like this. But they usually say it to your face in a joking manner and it's framed with other content.
As a standalone it's a T in my book.
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Exactly. In a HS game I'm chuckling as I'm whacking the coach. Cause he should know it's coming. I got the Seahawks line the season of the Fail Mary and the coach got whacked and sat without saying a word.
In a rec game? Please. We're shooting FTs (or awarding 2 and the ball) before the coach knows what hit him.
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