LOL, Akorn, if a misspelled word is your argument, wow! ... but thanks for pointing it out, I have fixed it, just don't think I feel bad about it, mistakes happen (insert funny childish middle school joke about you here)
Not all coaches are "football" coaches. I don't know about the coaches you encounter throughout the season, but most do not fall into this catagory. If they did then they wouldn't know good from bad anyway and it would show, so there would be no loss with their evaluations. After a few weeks a pattern would show of bad reports for certain refs. Some have bad games, so no pattern would form, but others, who we know are always bad. These would become cause for concern and they could receive the training to make them better. We also discussed having a third impartial person, knowledgeable in the game to evaluate.
Me, I'm trying to come up with solutions to problems. So unless you can add positively to the thread, just stop, becuase spelling arguments get you nowhere. Also, Soccer40's post only solidifies my argument that something needs to be done about officiating, it doesn't help you a bit. So if you can discuss, feel free, try to attack again if you want, but it's just laughable, or ludicrous, if you will.
[ March 08, 2006, 02:02 PM: Message edited by: Kyle Heise ]
