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Old Wed Mar 28, 2007, 12:25pm
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Originally Posted by Ref in PA
First, I understand your point and there is some merit in your advice. At least where I am, there is no guarantee the assignors will know a rule any better than the coach. So, do I want a coach going behind my back, complaining to an Assignor, and now the Assignor thinks I don't know the rule (when, in fact, I do know the rule and both of them are wrong)? I was just saying, if the opportunity presents itself, and it is done in the correct manner, I would prefer to settle the issue without involving the Assignor.
IMO (and experience) if a coach wants to 'go behind your back' and call an assignor he'll do so, regardless of what you say to him. Once he calls, the assignor can:

1. tell him he's full of sh1t and shut him up

2. agree the coach is right (for whatever reason) and take it out on the official

3. decide he doesn't have the full story & dig further ....resulting in 1 or 2.
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