Liability Issue @ Ortonville

[chartrusepengui]

man - its time to let it go already!

[jmaellis]

Originally Posted by GreeneFam

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And I just have to laugh at the notion that you are all assuming I have problems with women in authority. I AM a woman in authority! I could care less if the refs were women or men. (We have several women refs in our league.) Again, it was the unregistered, uninsured, under-aged part that struck a cord with me.

Thanks everyone.

And the five or so seperate references to the "female" referees.

[Dan_ref]

Originally Posted by GreeneFam

Just for the record, I am a woman, LOL. Not that it should make a difference as Garth pointed out, but I keep being referred to as "HE."

No, I did not pull my son out of the game as a PP asked. Maybe I should have, looking back now... I am just grateful nothing bad happened.

So let's look at it this way:

At the time no one, including you, felt the players were in any danger.

Hindsight is 20-20 and all that happy bullsh1t...but if you felt your own son was safe that's good enough for me.

Let it go. There may come a day when you have absolutely zero say in what danger your son may face.

Let it go.

[Rusty Gilbert]

I wonder if GreeneFam's son's team won or lost the game?

And did that have anything to do with the subsequent email's and conversations about the officials and their lack of credentials?

Just curious....

[Adam]

I just want to add something here. "Unregistered" does not mean untrained, necessarily.
How did you find the officiating compared to other games you've seen?

[GreeneFam]

We won the game, LOL!
The officiating was as good (or as bad, depending on how you look at it) as any other game we've had.

I need to stop checking this thread!! This was the last time, I swear, LOL. THANKS!