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Your application of the rule is right on. I would look forward to meeting him again, hoping that he read the book in the meantime.
However, I would recommend just a slight change in how you handled him. 1) I agree with leaving the field to meet the coach; he doesn't belong on the field. Plus the walk (gives you time to collect your thoughts.) 2) Maybe listen a little longer (without comment). Let him wear down. Then tell him how and why you ruled as you did; let him know that is the end of the disscusion and that he needs to return to the bench. 3) Turn and walk back onto the field. He should not follow. If he does, turns suddenly and tell him (strongly) the discussion is over; he is holding up the game and the players want to play and that he is to immediately return to the bench. 4) You were tolerant letting him have one more chance; this time when you turn and continue walking towards your position he better not follow. If he does, send him packing. WMB |
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