Mon Dec 31, 2007, 03:06pm
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Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee
Lah me......
"This time I really, really mean it"....... 
The idea of giving a warning is to let the coach know that enough is enough. A "stop" sign means STOP. It doesn't mean anything else but STOP. By my count, you had....oh......about five(5) too many warnings in the sequence above. Why would the coach listen to any of your warnings if he knows that you're not going to follow through? Of course, he ignored you.
Warn-----> whack! |
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