Chapindad is right, there should be a public posting of coaching violations (red cards, suspensions etc.) This may or may not apply to the Bridge coach, as I cannot tell from this website or any other source if there was actually a coaching infraction. I adhere to the "innocent until proven guilty" foundation of our justice system, but once proven guilty, the information should be public and accessable.
Don't get me wrong, I am not a fan of public crucifictions, but I believe that the manner in which coaches (and parents, for that matter) conduct themselves is quite often mimiced by young players. At the very least, this could act as a deterent in some instances to innapropriate behavior.
