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Coaches Resign Because of Parents Harassing Them

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Did a 4th-6th grade "championship" game last night as a favor….after whacking the assistant for a "punch them in the throat" comment proceeded to have 4 parents removed with 24 seconds left in the game for their comments….stupid comes in a lot of forms. The line of the night from this gem set: "I guess we'll figure out which one is your grandson on the team"….I resent that…I don't believe I'm old enough to have a grandson on the team !

 

Coaching 5/6th graders in the FTJFL I had a parent with a similar gripe. This guys son wanted to be a running back so bad he couldn't stand it. Problem was, he put the ball on the ground about 90% of the time. We played him at safety. Parent complained over and over, went to the league board to file a complaint that Johnny wasn't getting a fair shake because my son was all that mattered. I have two daughters!

It amazes me how many parents bring so much negative attention to themselves when they open their mouths at any sporting event. :no:

When my ref buddies are officiating a game I attend, I usually try to watch game from seat away from everybody else.

Coaching 5/6th graders in the FTJFL I had a parent with a similar gripe. This guys son wanted to be a running back so bad he couldn't stand it. Problem was, he put the ball on the ground about 90% of the time. We played him at safety. Parent complained over and over, went to the league board to file a complaint that Johnny wasn't getting a fair shake because my son was all that mattered. I have two daughters!

 

I don't blame them a bit. Favoring a son you don't even have, unacceptable.....:rolleyes: :lol2:

When my ref buddies are officiating a game I attend, I usually try to watch game from seat away from everybody else.

 

I know more than a few parents who when watching their own child play make sure they sit away from their own fans so they won't hear the comments parents make about the kids.

I always sit away from the crowd when Mr. lawildcat is officiating.

I know more than a few parents who when watching their own child play make sure they sit away from their own fans so they won't hear the comments parents make about the kids.

Guilty. I do it every game no matter the sport, boys or girls.

Guilty. I do it every game no matter the sport' date=' boys or girls.[/quote']

 

That's me as well.

I coached little league one season. I'll never do that again. I don't have the temperament to volunteer for something that nobody else seems available to do, then being berated the whole time I'm doing it by those who were unavailable.

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