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Old Sat Jun 30, 2007, 08:41am
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Originally Posted by Scrapper1
Nope. You missed it. The problem is not the b!tching. The problem is officials who feel compelled to carry on a conversation, instead of giving an explanation and then ending the discussion. The supervisors are not concerned about the coaches, according to what I've been told; they're displeased with the officials.
Are you serious? Do you really mean that some conference officials are ignoring direct requests from their supervisors to STFU a little? And instead of the supervisors confronting their problem and getting their officials to tone down their rhetoric a l'il bit, they're gonna change mechanics(again) instead?

Whatever happened to all of the idealistic justification when they implemented the calling official staying table-side? You know...the goal of increased and better communication resulting in coaches and officials running hand-in-hand together through a flower-strewn meadow? That's all gonna be dead now?

Methinks it might be a management problem instead of a mechanics problem.

JMHO.
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Old Sat Jun 30, 2007, 09:12am
Lighten up, Francis.
 
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instead of the supervisors confronting their problem and getting their officials to tone down their rhetoric a l'il bit, they're gonna change mechanics(again) instead?
I'm just telling you what I've been told. Don't shoot the messenger.
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Old Sat Jun 30, 2007, 09:39am
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I'm just telling you what I've been told. Don't shoot the messenger.
Gee, I'd never do sumthin' like that.....

What are your thoughts though about what you've been told? Is it really a mechanics problem or is it supervisors being afraid to tell their big dawgs what to do? I'm assuming that their little dawgs( new members on staff, etc.) would listen to 'em with the appropriate respect and awe.

Of course though, how do you really explain to someone just exactly when their coach/official conversation is being dragged out too long?
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