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Originally Posted by Tim C
Let me put this in perspective:
IF (and I have heard it) a coach says: "Call it both ways!" The first time I hear it I take off my mask agressively and stride purposefully towards the offender.
Loudly I say: "Are you quesioning my integrity . . . are you?" As I keep walking towards him mask in hand.
No coach has EVER had the guts to say: "Yes, I am" cause they now know they are on a short lease.
If I heard anything of the same nature I would dump people. I don't CARE what you (or the coach) thinks the statement means . . . it is well defined too me.
And dash, I have worked in Seattle, San Francisco and Portland and the basic rule in those areas has always been "dump the guy."
Regards,
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Well, you must be a reda$$, too.
(Maybe we should create a secret handshake.)
Having worked in New York, California and Washington, my experience is similar to your, Tee. The funny thing, those who heard that the most were the ones who did nothing about it. Hmmmmm.