Quote: MPSC knew well before the first kick off that the tournament wasn't going to be completed. The fields were closed almost all week the week before> They chose to start a tournament that they knew they couldn't complete so that they could keep the money.
If player safety was really an issue in their decision to stop the tournament then they never would have started it. There was not a heavy downpour after the tournament started on Saturday. That is why people are upset. If the fields were too bad to play on at 1:30 that afternoon then they were too bad to play on at 7:30 that morning. MPSC knew that they wouldn't complete the tournament and wanted to protect the field. That is why they started off with abbreviated games- so they could protect the fields and keep the money.
Spending any more time trying to convince you ("Dadicated") of anything other than what you believe is pointless. Your mind is made up. Your entitled to your beliefs, however farfetched they may be.
For everyone else who might have an open mind, read on.........the fields were closed before the tournament because of all the rain they received earlier in the week. This was in an attempt to have them in a playable condition by the start of the tournament. To accuse MPSC of maliciously calculating to "swindle" other clubs out of their money is simply untrue. Believe what you want to believe. The tournament is over - move on. Whether you choose to believe MPSC tried to salvage what they could of a very difficult decision is up to you.
