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Old Mon Apr 19, 2004, 01:12pm
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Had a game last year between a Catholic HS and Public HS. Tight game and the ref drops a running into the kicker flag against CHS, who is home (I am working HL). PHS declines the penalty and takes the result of the punt. As I am going back to my spot, I hear,"That is a f--ing b---t call." And I start wondering why the visiting team is upset. I look around and it is a member of the chain crew whose son is out on the field. I call a time out and we go to the home coach to let him know we are tossing the chain crew member, who hasn't stopped swearing yet.

The head coach radios up to his brother, the AD, that they need a new chain crew member. So as we are standing there, at midfield waiting on the AD to remove the offender, the PA announcer says,"We need a volunteer to replace a member of the chain crew. Anyone interested please see Coach Jones at the gate to the field." The guy throws down his downbox, comes walking at us swearing. Gets there, stops, looks at the Umpire and BJ. Says,"You two are all right, but those two are dickheads (looking at me and my ref)." Starts walking and swearing as he is lead up the field and out of the stadium. He finally got out of earshot at the top of the stands, but was swearing as he faded off in the distance. What an interesting way to model Christ's love...
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Old Mon Apr 19, 2004, 01:59pm
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Parents are ignorant.
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Old Mon Apr 19, 2004, 02:03pm
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Ignorance really implies not knowing any better. This fell under stupidity. Funny, but stupid.
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Old Mon Apr 19, 2004, 03:02pm
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Ignorance really implies not knowing any better. This fell under stupidity. Funny, but stupid.
He falls under both. Too ignorant to know he is stupid.
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Old Mon Apr 19, 2004, 04:44pm
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Ignorance really implies not knowing any better. This fell under stupidity. Funny, but stupid.
He falls under both. Too ignorant to know he is stupid.
Ditto, Ed
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Old Tue Apr 20, 2004, 11:24am
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REPLY: The shame of it really is that he made a complete and utter fool of himself, and his son is the one who is rightfully embarrassed. Poor kid...
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Old Wed Apr 21, 2004, 10:56am
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If a parent comes on the field , walking toward me , swearing , etc... I will be backing away looking for a Police Officer . In order for the game to continue I would need assurance of a escort out of town after the game or the game ends at that point ( at least for me )

If a parent is stupid enough to walk on the field he/she is stupid enough to secure a weapon and use it.

It's sad to say but that is what our society had evolved too.
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Old Wed Apr 21, 2004, 12:45pm
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REPLY: The shame of it really is that he made a complete and utter fool of himself, and his son is the one who is rightfully embarrassed. Poor kid...
A couple of years ago I was doing a 10-12 year old game. Glancing at the team box I noticed a "coach" had suddenly fallen over and other "coaches" were assisting him.

After a few minutes two "coaches" lifted him up and drug him off the field.

Seems the "coach" was drunk and had passed out. My partner pointed out the son of the drunken "coach" who looked embarassed.

I really felt for the poor kid. What an example!
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