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Originally Posted by Adam
Didn't mean to insult your intelligence. :/
So, let me ask, what are you going to do if he doesn't come over when you beckon him?
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My apologies...guess I woke up a tad bit cranky this morning. I definetly could have stated that more diplomatically.
If the player doesn't come over I am doing nothing because I cannot make him move. You obviously have to be there and see the events leading up to the T and how the game has been going. If the T was unsporting and emotions are obviously high I just consider this "preventative officiating". I was always taught that 95% of the time, trouble starts when the ball stops. If you can do something to difuse the situation why would you not try? I understand there is no basis in the rules for making him move but consider the possibilities of how far south things could go in certian situations if you do nothing.