Thanks.

Fair enough. You're right, I wouldn't (probably) T for eye rolling at this level. Kids ball? I'd probably talk to the coach. "Coach, I don't expect your kids to agree with every call I make, but I do expect them to control themselves."

Men's leagues are different animals, IMO.

Jawing was okay, "jawing at me & my partner the whole game" is what concerned me.

Perfect, good for you!

I thought it was a mens league? Only females roll their eyes is how I was raised. Or maybe it was a different kinda mens league. Not that there's anything wrong with that :D

That's all I was trying to say, not talk down to you. We're on the same team!

Hey, I've been picked on for my word choice today. :D

:)

A statement like <i>"sounds like you should have...."</i> is what we in the officiating world call <b>advice</b>. You have the option of taking or rejecting that advice.

And fwiw I agree with Ch1town when he questioned you about letting players jaw at you and your partner the whole game(your words). That's never a good idea in <b>any</b> league imo.

If you take offense to something like the above, then...then, as Jrut said.....maybe you are in the wrong place.

Thanks for your input.

Choose Your Words Carefully ..
 

It's me too. About the only smart remark that I may say to a coach, is when the coach believes that we've made a mistake using the possession arrow. After the ball is put into play, I'll say, "Coach, I promise that you'll get two of the next three".

I learned this on the Forum. I would love to know who "invented" it.

I'm of a similar mind. I'm not a big fan of working rec leagues at any time or anywhere.

But that's just me......:D