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Originally Posted by ozzy6900
For the one "offence" as in the OP, I would not walk off. I would work the game but I wouldn't take any crap for his changing my call. I would make sure that every call I made was on the money. I would in position and professional because I would not be going to him for any assistance of any kind.
However, if he did it again after that, I would defiantly huddle with him and inform him that he has proven to me that he no longer needs me and I would leave. As far as the game fee goes, to hell with that! That is my compensation for dealing with this moron.
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Had it been a situation where the partner just stepped up and overturned the call, I would agree that like you, Ozzy, I would have stayed. But as it went down:
"Me: But that's my call, and I'm willing to live with it if I blew the call. I'm not asking for you to take the call."
Partner: Well, I'm going to make the out call and I'll take any crap they give about it."
I would have walked in a heartbeat. What the guy did after Steve told him he wasn't asking for him to take the call was basically telling Steve -
"F*&$k off, I'm doing it anyway."
He obviously doesn't need me on the field.............
Tim.