
Mon Jun 26, 2006, 07:04pm
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Originally Posted by MPLAHE
I am interested to hear how many of you handle communication with a coach on a call that is not in your area. I have had two of these recently, one on a purported backcourt violation and one on a goaltend. In each instance, I was handling my area and did not see the plays, yet the coaches were yelling to me about the situatuion.
In one instance, I handled it poorly by saying it was not my call (backcourt) - that clearly did not satisfy the coach. It came across as passing the buck, which the coach did not appreciate.
I don't beleive we want to get into explaining to the coach whose responsibility it is to make a particular call, i.e goaltending. But when they are screaming that you missed an obvious ( in his mind) goaltending call, (which I was rightfully not observing as the lead), what do you say to him?
just curious
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I had this situation in a camp the weekend before last. I just explained to the coach that I have 2 able partners looking in that area and I trust them. I said we work a bit harder to give both teams a better game. All he did was smile. No problems after that.
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