: Sat Nov 22, 2008 5:52 pm  

snowie wrote:

:( hope enjoyed the one half, report to come later

Tut Tut another fine

: Sat Nov 22, 2008 5:54 pm  

The saddest part is seeing a grown man trying to intimidate a 14 yr old ref, true the game my of needed a calming influence but parents baying for kids blood justifies my doing what i did.

shame for the lad who scored twice head n shoulders the game breaker and had the opportunity of a hat trick snatched away.

congrats to the parents of Stanley who did not get dragged into a feud.



btw as far as stanley are concerned its nothing to do with a certain player choosing to play where he is comfortable that is his choice i just hope that his talent is spotted and that he is not harassed by grown ups.

M O T M - the ref who stod his ground and abandond the match


btw im netural

: Sat Nov 22, 2008 5:55 pm  

BIGAL1 wrote:

Tut Tut another fine

nah not for stanley .

: Sat Nov 22, 2008 6:25 pm  

mutley cat wrote:

The saddest part is seeing a grown man trying to intimidate a 14 yr old ref, true the game my of needed a calming influence but parents baying for kids blood justifies my doing what i did.

shame for the lad who scored twice head n shoulders the game breaker and had the opportunity of a hat trick snatched away.

congrats to the parents of Stanley who did not get dragged into a feud.



btw as far as stanley are concerned its nothing to do with a certain player choosing to play where he is comfortable that is his choice i just hope that his talent is spotted and that he is not harassed by grown ups.

M O T M - the ref who stod his ground and abandond the match


btw im netural

I'm getting a bit fed up with the parents of late, its become a witch hunt onto one player who is head above the others in his enthusiasm effort

: Sat Nov 22, 2008 6:46 pm  

snowie wrote:

I'm getting a bit fed up with the parents of late, its become a witch hunt onto one player who is head above the others in his enthusiasm effort

agree

: Sat Nov 22, 2008 6:59 pm  

snowie wrote:

I'm getting a bit fed up with the parents of late, its become a witch hunt onto one player who is head above the others in his enthusiasm effort

stanley rangers is a well run club get things sorted with the commitee they will back the players 100%. how old are they u11s ffs, things to remember with kids are they are learning the game, theyre young and happy and enjoy life. parents should also remember it is the lads game not THEIRS and parents should not try to live their lives through their kids

: Sat Nov 22, 2008 8:31 pm  

MOPSEY LIVES ON wrote:

stanley rangers is a well run club get things sorted with the commitee they will back the players 100%. how old are they u11s ffs, things to remember with kids are they are learning the game, theyre young and happy and enjoy life. parents should also remember it is the lads game not THEIRS and parents should not try to live their lives through their kids

In a parents meeting I spoke about the amount of support shouted to the lads on the side lines was getting excessive and it has been recognized and toned down, what we can't cater for is the oppositions actions in the way the didn't respect the wishes of the referee, this is a young lad learning a trade and had the balls to confront there coach, a verbal rejection to remove himself from the field left him no other than call the game off, so this one is down to their coach

: Sat Nov 22, 2008 10:01 pm  

snowie wrote:

In a parents meeting I spoke about the amount of support shouted to the lads on the side lines was getting excessive and it has been recognized and toned down, what we can't cater for is the oppositions actions in the way the didn't respect the wishes of the referee, this is a young lad learning a trade and had the balls to confront there coach, a verbal rejection to remove himself from the field left him no other than call the game off, so this one is down to their coach

its very sad when we are talking about an u11s game like this,i fully understand that it was a derby game but lets be honest it shouldnt happen but it has and its been going on for too long.kids shouldnt after see their coach,parents or other spectators getting involved in such a carry on.over the years ive seen it all from coaches fighting to grandparents throwing punches non of which had anything to do with the little warriors on the field.


weather permitting;

shaw cross u8s vs cas panthers u8s k.o 10.30

castleford panthers u9s vs stanningley u9s k.o 11.00

: Sat Nov 22, 2008 11:05 pm  

braytontiger wrote:

its very sad when we are talking about an u11s game like this,i fully understand that it was a derby game but lets be honest it shouldnt happen but it has and its been going on for too long.kids shouldnt after see their coach,parents or other spectators getting involved in such a carry on.over the years ive seen it all from coaches fighting to grandparents throwing punches non of which had anything to do with the little warriors on the field.


weather permitting;

shaw cross u8s vs cas panthers u8s k.o 10.30

castleford panthers u9s vs stanningley u9s k.o 11.00

very true and very sad


rangers 8s at home to upton

rangers 9s away in a re arranged friendly at Lock Lane , a big test for the lads.

: Sat Nov 22, 2008 11:47 pm  

Parents should be kept as far away from matches as possible.....I used to referee when I was younger and they ruin the game for their kids with their attitudes. I'd ban the lot of them!