Ejection ...

[MD Longhorn]

Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee

Not in his original post though. There is NO mention of "he has five" in that one. Au contraire, he flatly stated that that "there is no reason to inform the coach that it's the fifth.".

You can't have it both ways. If he admits that he "misspoke", you can't blame that on people who believed what he wrote originally.

You say misspoke. I say realized what an idiot he was and changed his story. Tomato Tomahto.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by mbcrowder

You say misspoke. I say realized what an idiot he was and changed his story. Tomato Tomahto.

I could go with that if he hadn't first said it correctly only to follow up with a misstatement.

OK, I'm done with this. tref is a big boy and can handle his own.

[Judtech]

First of all, I really want the NUTMEG t-shirt. I know it is a state pride sort of thing, but I also have a Fighting Blue Hen T-Shirt from Deleware, and who doesn't own a S. Carolina Gamecock item?!??!!!
I would go with "Coach, that's the 5th on 11, is this their sub?" If the coach gets a little snarky, I'd say something like "Well, just thought I would ask". Several times the coach will just answer YES without thinking and we can get the game restarted quicker. Then a few minutes later, the coach realizes that they wanted SOMEONE ELSE to go in then subs that player in the game.

[tref]

Originally Posted by mbcrowder

You say misspoke. I say realized what an idiot he was and changed his story. Tomato Tomahto.

Originally Posted by tref
"Is the sub for 11, he has 5, COACH."

Originally Posted by mbcrowder

Not telling the coach, in the manner you are supposed to tell him, is ASKING, if not BEGGING for trouble.

And I'm the idiot... ok