Since you were not there, why not let the man apologize without comments. A good policy is if you don't have something positive to contribute, then say nothing. If you have something positive to contribute then you might want to keep quiet unless it concerns you.
Another example is you jumped the gun the other night about the Fort Mill Tournament seeding for Sunday's games when you were in no position to comment. You did not have a dog in the hunt, were not at the fields and were not involved in the decisions involving the changes. Yet you saw fit to involve yourself and make a long day even longer for the parent volunteers. I guess we should have notified you and gotten your approval....but wait....no one knows who you are.....or so you think. I for one was fielding calls until 1:00 am, others were sending out and responding to emails thanks to your sticking your nose where it didn't belong. These people had kids playing the next morning and needed accurate information. The teams knew when they needed to arrive before they left the fields, they didn't need your involvement as if something had changed.
After being at the fields since 7:00 that morning, I was not a happy camper to say the least. Neither were many of the parents and coaches who you stirred up with your nonsense. Next year you will be part of the Fort Mill Girls Soccer Family, the tournament committee looks forward to your being a parent volunteer and giving us a hand.
Oh,one last thing, you might consider apologizing to the kids at Northwestern High School. You do owe them an apology for your out of line comments directed at them. They are a great bunch of kids with some great coaches, and they deserve better than your ugly comments. Lets see if you have the class of the Real McCoy?
Have a good night.
