Dangerous Play

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by phatneff

I disagree. I called a dangerous play on Player B as she was putting herself in a dangerous position by lowering her head below her waste rather than using other viable parts of her body.

If you are already certain of your call, then why bother to ask on this forum?

BTW, did the player put her head below her waist or her rear?

[phatneff]

Ooops, WAIST!

And, it shouldn't matter how I called it or not. I am asking to get other people's opinions to know if they would have made the same call. And, as expected, there was a different opinion. I received a lot of heat from the opposing coach for the call so I wanted to know if others would have called the same thing. A big misconception is that a "high kick" is a foul (same with "playing on the ground"). People don't understand that the proper call is dangerous play and the foul is called against the person who is putting the opponent, or as in this case, herself, in danger.

Trust me, I'm very confident in my calls. I don't need to come on here to validate the calls I make. If I did, I wouldn't be an official. This is a discussion forum, not a testing forum.

[Nevadaref]

I agree with that philosophy, however your previous post did not indicate such from you.

Rather than post a scenario and wait for feedback from other officials, you jumped in with "I disagree," after the very first respondent expressed an opinion that differed from yours.

You certainly seemed to be asking and answering your own question.
What's the point of that?

[phatneff]

No offense, Nevada, but I hope I never have to ref with you or play a game in which you are reffing. Your comments come across as tedious and trifling, which I hope aren't reflective of the way you officiate a match.

[CecilOne]

Originally Posted by phatneff

No offense, Nevada, but I hope I never have to ref with you or play a game in which you are reffing. Your comments come across as tedious and trifling, which I hope aren't reflective of the way you officiate a match.

On a discussion forum, the precision of replies is usually appreciated, even if they seem long/tedious and pin down the details/trifles.

[phatneff]

Originally Posted by CecilOne

On a discussion forum, the precision of replies is usually appreciated, even if they seem long/tedious and pin down the details/trifles.

Cecil, thanks for jumping in (direct foul), but i was referring to his comments about my posts.