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socalreff Tue Apr 01, 2008 11:01am

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Originally Posted by fullor30
Oracle thinks the best you can do is sentence the guy to a month of no lattes at the local Starbucks

That would be serious torture!!!

Mark Padgett Tue Apr 01, 2008 11:11am

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Originally Posted by fullor30
Oracle thinks the best you can do is sentence the guy to a month of no lattes at the local Starbucks

Hey - based on their pricing, that could save him a couple of million bucks! :eek:

Coltdoggs Tue Apr 01, 2008 11:32am

Chi doesn't need a lawer, he just needs to stay at a Holiday Inn Select!

Ok, seriously...what does Chi have to lose by contacting an atty....NOTHING...especially if you get one willing to do it on contingency. To me, it's not about the money, although you could stand to make a little coin off it. It's just the principle of the matter...You don't hit sports officials....Maybe it makes headlines and stops only ONE person from doing this....then it's worthy of Chi pressing the issue regardless of the outcome...

Raymond Tue Apr 01, 2008 11:33am

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Originally Posted by Coltdoggs
Chi doesn't need a lawer, he just needs to stay at a Holiday Inn Select!

Ok, seriously...what does Chi have to lose by contacting an atty....NOTHING...especially if you get one willing to do it on contingency. To me, it's not about the money, although you could stand to make a little coin off it. It's just the principle of the matter...You don't hit sports officials....Maybe it makes headlines and stops only ONE person from doing this....then it's worthy of Chi pressing the issue regardless of the outcome...

And maybe Junior Athletics of the Midwest (JAM) will do a better job of managing their venues.

fullor30 Tue Apr 01, 2008 12:35pm

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Originally Posted by Mark Padgett
Hey - based on their pricing, that could save him a couple of million bucks! :eek:


You always embellish, It wouldn't be a penny over 10,000.

Mark Padgett Tue Apr 01, 2008 02:13pm

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Originally Posted by BadNewsRef
And maybe Junior Athletics of the Midwest (JAM) will do a better job of managing their venues.

I can see the headline now - "Basketball Referee Gets JAMmed Up!"

dave30 Tue Apr 01, 2008 03:21pm

Sometimes you want to forget that you are a referee and just beat the crap out of somebody!

Back In The Saddle Tue Apr 01, 2008 03:42pm

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Originally Posted by dave30
Sometimes you want to forget that you are a referee and just beat the crap out of somebody!

Hey, as long as you don't plan on working that league ever again...... :D

Ch1town Fri Apr 04, 2008 12:08pm

UPDATE

Well the "coach" has been issued a summons to appear in court, he will NOT be coaching anymore this season.

I'm still receiving emails in my support from so many concerned parents via JAM.

I'm not looking for a get rich quick settlement, I like to earn mine. So I'm content with him having to be inconvenieced by going to court, paying any fines & losing the role of "coach".

I worked about 10 games since the incident & I believe I got my swagger back last night!! I'm just feeling like such a better person/official for exercising self-control. Afterall, we are held to a higher standard & how can I manage the emotions of 10 players & 2 coaches if I can't manage my own emotions. So I look at it as big test that I passed. I forgive the guy, I also learned a valuable lesson the hard way:
Keep distance between myself when a player/coach/fanatic is upset & headed in my direction!!

I realize that conflict comes with the territory, so I'll learn from it, move on, chalk it up as experience & continue my development. I LOVE THE GAME :D

Thanks for listening!

fullor30 Fri Apr 04, 2008 12:24pm

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Originally Posted by Ch1town
UPDATE

Well the "coach" has been issued a summons to appear in court, he will NOT be coaching anymore this season.

I'm still receiving emails in my support from so many concerned parents via JAM.

I'm not looking for a get rich quick settlement, I like to earn mine. So I'm content with him having to be inconvenieced by going to court, paying any fines & losing the role of "coach".

I worked about 10 games since the incident & I believe I got my swagger back last night!! I'm just feeling like such a better person/official for exercising self-control. Afterall, we are held to a higher standard & how can I manage the emotions of 10 players & 2 coaches if I can't manage my own emotions. So I look at it as big test that I passed. I forgive the guy, I also learned a valuable lesson the hard way:
Keep distance between myself when a player/coach/fanatic is upset & headed in my direction!!

I realize that conflict comes with the territory, so I'll learn from it, move on, chalk it up as experience & continue my development. I LOVE THE GAME :D

Thanks for listening!



Nice!!! Well done. This guy is in charge of kids.......he pummels an official, someone in uniform, and he only gets suspended for the season?

Has the guy apologized to you?

Keep us informed.

Jurassic Referee Fri Apr 04, 2008 12:40pm

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Originally Posted by Ch1town
Thanks for listening!

Thank you for following through with the charges.....and not quitting.

The game needs you a helluva lot more than it needs coaches like that.

Ch1town Fri Apr 04, 2008 01:13pm

fullor30: Yep, just 7 weeks. Oh well I'll control what I can control release what I can't. No, I haven't heard from him nor am I looking to hear from him. I feel as though I've done my part by forgiving him... I'm not looking for apologies or external affirmations as that should come from within.

JR: Thanks man, it means alot to me to hear you say that! :D

Indianaref Fri Apr 04, 2008 01:31pm

IMO, I would expect at least an apology before I could forgive. Ch1, I am glad your not quitting.

Adam Fri Apr 04, 2008 01:40pm

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Originally Posted by Indianaref
IMO, I would expect at least an apology before I could forgive. Ch1, I am glad your not quitting.

I'm with Ch1. Forgiveness carries its own benefits for the forgiver. Requiring an apology first gives too much control to the offender.

Ch1town Fri Apr 04, 2008 01:42pm

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Originally Posted by Indianaref
IMO, I would expect at least an apology before I could forgive. Ch1, I am glad your not quitting.

I hear ya! But if forgive & forget w/out an apology was good enough for Jesus Christ it certainly works for me too.

NOTE: I'm not a religous freak, I just have a new outlook on the avocation :)


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