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Okay. I'm just curious if any of you have ever had a coach justify his remarks with, "I was talking to my assistant." Remember, this is YMCA, and this coach has a problem letting officials officiate. I have a hunch I'll see him this weekend.
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Doesn't matter to me, if the comments are indirectly towards myself or my partner, saying them to his assistant doesn't make it a safe zone. If you've had enough "Coach those comments aren't acceptable" or "Coach I've heard enough".
[Edited by tjones1 on Feb 10th, 2005 at 12:05 AM]
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I know that. I'm looking at him as a personal game management challenge. The first time he said it to me was the first game of his I did; right after he earned his first T from me. The next time he said it was the third game I did for him, at some point between my partner giving him a T and me giving him his 2nd of the game.
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"Coach, do not say it where I can hear you."
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"I wasn't talking to you, I was talking to the score keeper." after you have T'd the coach. I've not used that and probably wouldn't. But I have said, "Your problem is not who you are talking to, it is who I think you are talking to. Say what you want, but I'm the one who decides."
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Since its a Y league, have you talked to whomever is in charge? If this coach is having that many sportsmanship problems, maybe its time they find someone else to work with his team. I would think that sportsmanship would be #1 to a Y league. Other than that, if he needs a second opinion on whether or not that's a T. Give me a call. I don't have games Sunday and I'd be more than happy to come in and ring him up for the same things you have.
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I also call for the local YMCA. Here they have a policy that the coach must remain seated at all times and they are not allowed to make ANY comments about the officiating to ANYONE in front of the team.
Most of us let the "must remain seated" rule slide a little if it is below the junior high age. However, the "no commenting on the officiating" rule comes in real handy...especially in your 7th game of the day. I love Snaqwells' line as well. It is a good way to warn the coach and take away an excuse.
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I had a coach say that to me once in a lacrosse game. After having his say, I told him I was done talking about the topic. We restart the play in the half of the field that was opposite his bench. He says one more time, "That just terrible" or something like that. Tweet. Conduct foul on the bench.
He says, "I wasn't even talking to you!" I said, "Coach, if I can hear you from here (20 yards away), it's not like I'm eavesdropping". Didn't hear from him again that game.
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