Who will my partner be?
I need a little advice about a situation. Is it OK for me to ask who my partner will be when I schedule a game? What do I do when I turn down a game so I don't have to work with a certain individual and the AD asks why I do not want to work with that person? I don't want to run down a fellow official but I do not agree with how he calls the game.
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You should address that with your assignor or association.
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That's what the association is for. If you're getting games scheduled through a school directly, then there's probably not much you can do except GIGDGO. |
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If you refuse to work with him, you're putting the AD in the position of having to choose between two different officials. My guess is the official who makes him choose will be the one who loses. |
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Another way you can handle it.... "What date? Where? Do you know who I'm with? Ok, let me grab my book to see if I'm open." If you really don't like who your partner would be, just consider yourself closed for that game. |
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Soccer Mom ...
I believe that it would always be appropriate to ask who your partner is in order to possibly set up a carpool situation. If you do something else with that information, well, that's up to you.
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I am NOT as old as I thought!!! |
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If you use the Arbiter (which we do) you can "screen" the co-officials off your list that you don't "jive" with for one reason or another....That keeps you innocent of having to be the bad guy in the assignors eyes.
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Again, though, the OP seems to have to schedule his games directly with ADs, which presents more of a challenge with partners. |
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