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I have to admit my original thought was to call the police and have the kid hauled off to jail for assaulting city property but I figured 15 years to life just might not be harsh enough penalty. Mabey we should just take the kidd out back and put a bullet to his head, that will fix his ***. I usually officiated by the simple rule that "No body came to watch me" but, its quite obvious that I am in the minority. You guys have got to be shting me. Do you go home and beat the wife and kids into a blivy for not talking the right way to you also? GET OFF YOUR HIGH HORSES This is a game, if you think your dictorial method of officiating is going to teach this kidd anything. YOU ARE SOOOOOOOOOO WRONG. The only message you are sending is it is ok to blow things out of proportion and be a hardass. While your on your high horse also go out and yell at your partner for blowing the call and embarrase the hell out of him. Heck, he has got to learn some how and being the great teacher out there, why not take care of all the problems at one time. |
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Properly ejecting a player, as in this instance, has nothing to do with who the fans are looking at, it has to do with doing your job so someone else doesn't have to. Your post leans toward the old bullsh!t about the best umpire being the invisible umpire. What utter nonsense. Sometimes doing your job make you visible.
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I specifically posed the question for a youth game for a reason. In an upper level game (college and above) I don't see where a reaction like this would warrant an ejection. But for HS on down this is a no brainer to me.
I'm surprised that you'd allow a player at this level to throw sh1t while still on the field and not run him, jice. Allowing him to do this without an ejection just leaves a mess for the next crew working one of his games to clean up. Tim. |
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Matt's comment to me was the same as yours..."Easy ejection, short report."
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Even if he was frustrated, he can not throw two pieces of equipment and stay in the game. Easy ej. Most players ejected are due to frustration. I have ejected none for being overly happy.
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I'm going to retract my statement about dumping him in a heartbeat. I would have given a coach about 1.5 seconds to react to his helmet toss. If the coach want to jump him before I get a chance, so be it. One point five seconds is his window of opportunity to do so. That didn't happen in this situation, so out he goes.
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