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Originally Posted by rockyroad
That's one of the stupidest comments I have read on this board in a long time. So you are a "people person" but can't figure out that switching places is a valid way to calm a volatile situation? That's not much of a "people person". That's more of an "it's all about me person".
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Once again, WE DONT DO THAT HERE on 5th fouls! Handle your own business!! In the OP there was nothing volatile going on...
I dont have to try to outshine my partners,
I illuminate naturally. Thats why I clocked in & got instant gratification. No 10+ years to get the big one over here. So get yours because I'm getting mine
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Originally Posted by rockyroad
And the "Is the sub for 11, he has 5" statement is neither the proper way to handle the situation nor a very good way to communicate. A possible scenario:
tref: "Is the sub for #11, he has 5?"
coach: "What? That kid hasn't even been in the game yet?"
tref: "No, no, no, Coach. Number 11 has 5 fouls and I was wondering if the sub was coming in for number 11."
Coach: "Why didn't you just say that number 11 had five fouls! That's pretty much par for the course with the way you have been calling this game tonight."
Great game management there.
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When I say that & it's rare that I call 5th fouls, but when I do my body language communicates to the HC
exactly who I'm talking about.
Greatly appreciate your negative scenario! Thanks for playing! Now as you were