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Originally posted by ChuckElias
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Originally posted by Jeremy Hohn
I didn't offer him a reply, didn't "T" him, and just brushed him off. We were too experienced to even stoop to a "T" in that situation.
The chapter who is in charge of officials isn't mine, but I offered them advice that they don't take that crap from him
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Jeremy, how do you reconcile these two statements? First, you say that you didn't assess a T for his behavior; your crew was too experienced to do that. But then your advice to other officials is not to tolerate his behavior? Well, which is it? I honestly don't understand. If you think that you handled him correctly, by not giving the T, then why should other officials give a T in similar circumstances?
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Chuck, I was referring to the fact that the behavior of the administrator, not his role as a coach.
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My advice is to fight it, or find another league to ref in.
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Why fight it? They obviously don't want him and have enough clout to make things miserable for him. Who would want to work in those circumstances? If it were me, I would simply find another youth league to work.[/quote]
Chuck---Agreed.
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But in other situation, other coaches were seen calling him DURING GAMES on their cell phones to complain/offer concerns about officiating
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Jeremy, how in the world could you know what they were talking about on the cell phone? I doubt that the coach himself told you, although I guess that's possible. I would be slow to make comments like that, simply b/c they make you sound paranoid. Especially if I didn't have first-hand knowledge of the content of their conversations. Just my opinion,
Chuck [/B][/QUOTE]
Okay Chuck, coach disagrees with a call...picks up cell phone...2 minutes later the tournament director/coach appears and coach "A" is venting to him and pointing at officials. Doen't take a genious. PLUS it happend on more than one occassion.
[Edited by Jeremy Hohn on Jul 10th, 2002 at 12:37 PM]
Wed Jul 10, 2002, 12:31pm
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