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I guess it does boil down to where you live sometimes. I can't change it, but it does get on my nerves. I don't agree about it being good communication between partners. We should always look at the table to check for subs and look at our partners regardless of whether we use a whistle or a horn. Using the whistle for everything devalues the whistle IMO.
Working with a good table that knows when to use the horn is better than officials blowing their whistle all the time IMO. It becomes a big deal here because substitutions become inconsistent. To each his own.
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