: Thu Nov 27, 2008 12:05 am  

snowie wrote:

:( bad indiscipline by the team has cost us the game and has given us a reputation that will be hard to shake off, the lads got the biggest dressing down ever.
The respect to other teams and refs will be addressed or they will not play for the team again, the time and effort put in by our coaches is not been shown by the players.

to continue to that game it was deemed that the club was to be fined £150 for the lets say indiscretions, we have taken a zero tolerance from now on and will not allow the lads standards to drop, a constant reminder will always be on hand I hope that the other under 11s clubs that we play take the same attitude and stop this rivalry and just get on with the game.

we have this weekend dewsbury moor who beat us at home, so time to put things right and come away with a win

: Thu Nov 27, 2008 4:39 pm  

snowie wrote:

to continue to that game it was deemed that the club was to be fined £150 for the lets say indiscretions, we have taken a zero tolerance from now on and will not allow the lads standards to drop, a constant reminder will always be on hand I hope that the other under 11s clubs that we play take the same attitude and stop this rivalry and just get on with the game.

we have this weekend dewsbury moor who beat us at home, so time to put things right and come away with a win

That's if our prop is allowed to play his usual game without opposing coaches/parents baying for his blood mate.

: Thu Nov 27, 2008 5:00 pm  

punkrockandroll wrote:

That's if our prop is allowed to play his usual game without opposing coaches/parents baying for his blood mate.

a star in the making, i expect a different game on sat

: Thu Nov 27, 2008 10:17 pm  

punkrockandroll wrote:

That's if our prop is allowed to play his usual game without opposing coaches/parents baying for his blood mate.

yeah i know , grown men exchanging info about sorting out or keeping a eye on players . FFS the lad is 11 .

: Sat Nov 29, 2008 2:48 pm  

dewsbury moor under11s 6 stanley rangers under11s 4 this was a had fought battle under very cold conditions, both sides put a good defensive battle, it was end to end and our line was penetrated when my lad tried an interception and the player slipped behind to score
at least he understood what he had done and another lesson learned
kippax at home next week hope they come to play the same game we had today

: Sat Nov 29, 2008 3:48 pm  

i went to watch hunselt warriors u10s vs cas panthers u10s this morning and im sad to say the game was abandond after an incident.

a panthers player ran the ball in and was punched in the tackle by the warriors no 4 who then went to have another go despite the referee blowing up, the ref held the no4 by his shirt to prevent him striking the panthers player again but the warriors coaches didnt like the ref holding the player and ran onto the pitch to confront the ref while the lads parent then ran onto the pitch looking to kill the ref and was threatening to hit him with a baseball bat,i tell you i have never seen anything like it.the panthers parents rightly pulled their kids off the field.

imo the referee was right to hold the no4 after it was about the 3rd time the lad had been warned about his behaviour,the parent who ran onto the field should never be allowed near a rugby field again,the referee had to make a quick exit from the ground in fear of repucutions.

i sometimes wonder why i bother coaching when incidents like this happen,i went today to watch an older age group than the one i coach and tbh i wish i hadnt bothered.

: Sat Nov 29, 2008 3:56 pm  

braytontiger wrote:

i went to watch hunselt warriors u10s vs cas panthers u10s this morning and im sad to say the game was abandond after an incident.

a panthers player ran the ball in and was punched in the tackle by the warriors no 4 who then went to have another go despite the referee blowing up, the ref held the no4 by his shirt to prevent him striking the panthers player again but the warriors coaches didnt like the ref holding the player and ran onto the pitch to confront the ref while the lads parent then ran onto the pitch looking to kill the ref and was threatening to hit him with a baseball bat,i tell you i have never seen anything like it.the panthers parents rightly pulled their kids off the field.

imo the referee was right to hold the no4 after it was about the 3rd time the lad had been warned about his behaviour,the parent who ran onto the field should never be allowed near a rugby field again,the referee had to make a quick exit from the ground in fear of repucutions.

i sometimes wonder why i bother coaching when incidents like this happen,i went today to watch an older age group than the one i coach and tbh i wish i hadnt bothered.

one word RESPECT, sadly not enough teams coaches and parents emphasise this. The lad who had been warned should of been pulled from the field of play by his coaches and given 10 minutes to cool off. as for the idiot with the bat threats he should be arrested and charged with an offence . im guessing the ref was a kid if so do the thickos not realise that if not for these youngsters then the games would end up in chaos.


moving on no game for rangers 9s this week as sadly birstall as folded, the 8s have the short trip to eastmoor weather permitting

: Sat Nov 29, 2008 3:57 pm  

thats not good to see brayton, and i agree parents like that shouldnt be near any sporting pitch,

: Sat Nov 29, 2008 5:32 pm  

braytontiger wrote:

i went to watch hunselt warriors u10s vs cas panthers u10s this morning and im sad to say the game was abandond after an incident.

a panthers player ran the ball in and was punched in the tackle by the warriors no 4 who then went to have another go despite the referee blowing up, the ref held the no4 by his shirt to prevent him striking the panthers player again but the warriors coaches didnt like the ref holding the player and ran onto the pitch to confront the ref while the lads parent then ran onto the pitch looking to kill the ref and was threatening to hit him with a baseball bat,i tell you i have never seen anything like it.the panthers parents rightly pulled their kids off the field.

imo the referee was right to hold the no4 after it was about the 3rd time the lad had been warned about his behaviour,the parent who ran onto the field should never be allowed near a rugby field again,the referee had to make a quick exit from the ground in fear of repucutions.

i sometimes wonder why i bother coaching when incidents like this happen,i went today to watch an older age group than the one i coach and tbh i wish i hadnt bothered.

I can't believe how its just got out of hand, I have left dewsbury moor talking to a coach there explaining that parents are getting over the top and repairing some of the damage down on their previous visit but this far worse, to threaten the ref stopping a lad from being hit I hope the book is bloody hard when it hits them

: Sun Nov 30, 2008 9:32 am  

braytontiger wrote:

i went to watch hunselt warriors u10s vs cas panthers u10s this morning and im sad to say the game was abandond after an incident.

a panthers player ran the ball in and was punched in the tackle by the warriors no 4 who then went to have another go despite the referee blowing up, the ref held the no4 by his shirt to prevent him striking the panthers player again but the warriors coaches didnt like the ref holding the player and ran onto the pitch to confront the ref while the lads parent then ran onto the pitch looking to kill the ref and was threatening to hit him with a baseball bat,i tell you i have never seen anything like it.the panthers parents rightly pulled their kids off the field.

imo the referee was right to hold the no4 after it was about the 3rd time the lad had been warned about his behaviour,the parent who ran onto the field should never be allowed near a rugby field again,the referee had to make a quick exit from the ground in fear of repucutions.

i sometimes wonder why i bother coaching when incidents like this happen,i went today to watch an older age group than the one i coach and tbh i wish i hadnt bothered.

Because it's in your blood and if you don't you'll leave to someone else who just doing because they have no choice.

Stick with the players/team you have and help raise the standards for others to follow. The game/players need YOU.