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| 06-28-18 08:52PM |
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decade
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Best news possible for team Homan. He wasn't really any good as a shrink to the team and his coaching was limited anyway. They need to bring back their most successful coach or hire his son.
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| 06-28-18 10:58PM |
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Ajay
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She became too big and arrogant to respect Earle as a coach. They don’t deserve him.
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| 06-29-18 08:06AM |
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albetts
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Originally posted by Ajay
She became too big and arrogant to respect Earle as a coach. They don’t deserve him.
I'm wondering if this is a personal thought or is this fact. Just a question.
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| 06-29-18 09:12AM |
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Ajay
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The last game he coached her, she called a time out. While Earle was coming, she remarked to her team with a smirk on her face , "I really don’t need him, I just want to tell him what I’m doing". Being miked, everybody heard her.
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| 07-03-18 02:42PM |
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curlky
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quote:
Originally posted by Ajay
The last game he coached her, she called a time out. While Earle was coming, she remarked to her team with a smirk on her face , "I really don’t need him, I just want to tell him what I’m doing". Being miked, everybody heard her.
Don't assume that this is due to disrespect. Sometimes a timeout is called because it is not clear what the shot should be. But other times, a timeout is called to give the sweepers a rest before a big shot if they are fatigued, or just to make sure 100% that everyone understands the shot, and where the OK miss can be and where the miss would need to be.
Rarely does a team call a timeout, have no idea on what to call, and need the coach to give an answer. The coach is really there to help be a neutral party on whether A or B is a better shot. I think a good coach asks why you like a call, to make you be able to justify why it is a good shot. If you cant justify, then you should not call the shot.
I played in a pretty competitive event with a coach, and in the last end we called a timeout. Coach walks out and asks why in the hell did you need me to come out, the shot is obvious. My response was ice has been super heavy the last couple ends, we sweepers are tired, and an extra 90 second break before we sweep end to end for a shot for the game would be a welcome break. He agreed, we bsed for a minute, then he went on his way.
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| 07-06-18 08:50PM |
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albetts
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Originally posted by curlky
Don't assume that this is due to disrespect. Sometimes a timeout is called because it is not clear what the shot should be. But other times, a timeout is called to give the sweepers a rest before a big shot if they are fatigued, or just to make sure 100% that everyone understands the shot, and where the OK miss can be and where the miss would need to be.
Rarely does a team call a timeout, have no idea on what to call, and need the coach to give an answer. The coach is really there to help be a neutral party on whether A or B is a better shot. I think a good coach asks why you like a call, to make you be able to justify why it is a good shot. If you cant justify, then you should not call the shot.
I played in a pretty competitive event with a coach, and in the last end we called a timeout. Coach walks out and asks why in the hell did you need me to come out, the shot is obvious. My response was ice has been super heavy the last couple ends, we sweepers are tired, and an extra 90 second break before we sweep end to end for a shot for the game would be a welcome break. He agreed, we bsed for a minute, then he went on his way.
Thanks for that explanation curlky. I'd rather think your way than believe that Team Homan was ever disrespectful to Earl
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| 07-10-18 07:02PM |
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Deliverer
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Ah, it's only July and the bashing begins with Ajay's and M.L.'s resentful musings.
Can the other Jones idolizers be far behind?
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| 07-11-18 07:10PM |
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kallaker
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Why does anyone read this Manitoba Legend person? His idolizing/stalking of Jennifer Jones is just maximum creepy. The rest of the time he's a major windbag bragging about himself.
I think he's the reason why there are so few people posting here now.
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