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Date Posted: 5/04/14 4:01pm
Author: Walt K
Author Host/IP: 122.107.224.120
Subject: Behaved like he was above the law
In reply to: TT 's message, "Re: That's precisely the reason it came in" on 3/04/14 3:37pm

Seriously art imitating life. he stood on the wing and controlled the game (even got into our players), while he was wearing the runners bib when he was clearly the coach. Runners are supposed to give two messages and then get off, he just stood there and ran the rotations. He would have given the 130 interchange cap a nudge. The people around him treated him like the messiah - too scared to say "Jimmy, you might want to follow the rules in the next quarter". This is all in U9s with no ladder and no finals. Can't imagine what was like in the big league?

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