smilin said:See the date gap between post 98 and 99. Isn't it convenient how all the posts dealing with last year's problems are gone?
smilin said:Quite a few people complained about the alleged favoritism shown by the refs last year. Even Don was overheard this year cussing about those people posting on line extensively. Now the threads are gone.
If you search "pigskin" with the available option 30 threads come up and while all aren't directly related there is quite a bit of info on the topic. I know SOMD.com would not play the game you insinuate.smilin said:Quite a few people complained about the alleged favoritism shown by the refs last year. Even Don was overheard this year cussing about those people posting on line extensively. Now the threads are gone.
Ken King said:If you search "pigskin" with the available option 30 threads come up and while all aren't directly related there is quite a bit of info on the topic. I know SOMD.com would not play the game you insinuate.
smilin said:Nope.
The 2004 Football season never existed. There are a few posts asking when the season starts or cheeleading questions.
Maybe last year there just wasn't anyone talking about it or sometimes pulled posts do happen if they go beyond accepted decorum. Ask admin, maybe something did happen to them?smilin said:Nope.
The 2004 Football season never existed. There are a few posts asking when the season starts or cheeleading questions.
Ken King said:Ask admin, maybe something did happen to them?
Well everyone knows that the kids that hang around you feel like they have a tornado in their pants.RoseRed said:That's what I said, but I guess my word isn't believeable.
I believe you, knowing how heated everything gets about this league, it wouldn't surprise me. Even the pigskin website from last year was pulled.RoseRed said:That's what I said, but I guess my word isn't believeable.
Ken King said:Well everyone knows that the kids that hang around you feel like they have a tornado in their pants.
youthfootball said:I hear a lot of people say that I am a coward because I won't reveal my name, that is very far from the truth. I am a head coach in Pigskin....
nomoney said:As for opening day, he wasn't yelling at the spectators to sit down and shut up he was yelling at the groups of 5 year olds that had been sitting out on that field fully equipped in 95+ degree weather for over an hour waiting for the rest of the teams to be announced......yes they got a little fidgety......hmmm...who woulda thunk that? Again another example for him to use his adult "mode" and say something like "hold on fellas-its almost over-lets have some respect for the teams that haven't been announced yet" instead of "sit down and shut up!!!!"
4hugger said:I just found this thread and would have posted sooner and what I have to say is my own opinion but I feel like I owe my son, who is 5, a voice and a chance to express this opinion.
I am also a "newbie" parent to this football league. My son is 5 and on the 1/2 div Raiders team. It has truly been a nighmare experience for the 2 of us....probably more so for him as I have not let him quit. The above quote was a HUGE sore spot for us also....it was unbearable hot and thses little guys were in full uniform and sat on that field for MORE than an hour....close to 2..and then had to wait an hour to play a full game in that heat. A couple of the kids got really close to been sick. Many of them were crying and were ignored. Why werent the little ones last? No one supported them...no one tried to help them out...they were told to "sit down and shut up". This is not a cheap league to play in and it has been the most unorganised event I have ever been involved with. I also have 3 teenagers and have been involved in every other sports league in St. Mary's...nothing has come this close to this kind of chaos. I wont even go into the nighmare of the uniform fitting day.
We have had however...very good supportive coaches who have really helped my son and the other players cope with the problems. It has been a struggle and theres been many tears but its taught my son to work as a team even under undesirable conditions and to not quit but we are both SOOO glad its almost over and even tho he enjoys football....we wont return unless theres an alternative....maybe even Calvert as I've heard good things about their league.
4hugger said:I just found this thread and would have posted sooner and what I have to say is my own opinion but I feel like I owe my son, who is 5, a voice and a chance to express this opinion.
I am also a "newbie" parent to this football league. My son is 5 and on the 1/2 div Raiders team. It has truly been a nighmare experience for the 2 of us....probably more so for him as I have not let him quit. The above quote was a HUGE sore spot for us also....it was unbearable hot and thses little guys were in full uniform and sat on that field for MORE than an hour....close to 2..and then had to wait an hour to play a full game in that heat. A couple of the kids got really close to been sick. Many of them were crying and were ignored. Why werent the little ones last? No one supported them...no one tried to help them out...they were told to "sit down and shut up". This is not a cheap league to play in and it has been the most unorganised event I have ever been involved with. I also have 3 teenagers and have been involved in every other sports league in St. Mary's...nothing has come this close to this kind of chaos. I wont even go into the nighmare of the uniform fitting day.
We have had however...very good supportive coaches who have really helped my son and the other players cope with the problems. It has been a struggle and theres been many tears but its taught my son to work as a team even under undesirable conditions and to not quit but we are both SOOO glad its almost over and even tho he enjoys football....we wont return unless theres an alternative....maybe even Calvert as I've heard good things about their league.
the 1/2 raiders are so cute. You guys really seem to be better organized then some other teams out there. With the banners and the 30+ kids you still actually have on the team4hugger said:I just found this thread and would have posted sooner and what I have to say is my own opinion but I feel like I owe my son, who is 5, a voice and a chance to express this opinion.
I am also a "newbie" parent to this football league. My son is 5 and on the 1/2 div Raiders team. It has truly been a nighmare experience for the 2 of us....probably more so for him as I have not let him quit. The above quote was a HUGE sore spot for us also....it was unbearable hot and thses little guys were in full uniform and sat on that field for MORE than an hour....close to 2..and then had to wait an hour to play a full game in that heat. A couple of the kids got really close to been sick. Many of them were crying and were ignored. Why werent the little ones last? No one supported them...no one tried to help them out...they were told to "sit down and shut up". This is not a cheap league to play in and it has been the most unorganised event I have ever been involved with. I also have 3 teenagers and have been involved in every other sports league in St. Mary's...nothing has come this close to this kind of chaos. I wont even go into the nighmare of the uniform fitting day.
We have had however...very good supportive coaches who have really helped my son and the other players cope with the problems. It has been a struggle and theres been many tears but its taught my son to work as a team even under undesirable conditions and to not quit but we are both SOOO glad its almost over and even tho he enjoys football....we wont return unless theres an alternative....maybe even Calvert as I've heard good things about their league.
nomoney said:the 1/2 raiders are so cute. You guys really seem to be better organized then some other teams out there. With the banners and the 30+ kids you still actually have on the team