Sorry you had a rough time. Want to get a BBQ sandwich and a beer?
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The worst day of coaching I've ever had *LONG READ*
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Originally posted by talisman View PostThat's the roughest thing I've read in awhile. Hope they heal up without complications. Kick back a couple of double bourbons and get some serious sleep so your brain can process it. You should update this thread with their progress in the future. I'd like to know that they recover from everything. Sorry you're going through it man.
I think about that kid and his family and the kid that ran into him all the time. I still tear up at it. Injuries suck for anyone, but especially for kids, and even more so to the bright ones that are truly good kids.
Prayers to those boys for a full recovery.
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And that, ladies and gentlemen, is why soccer sucks.
In all seriousness, you're a good man both for devoting that kind of time to kids, and for taking it so hard when they get hurt. Kids are pretty resilient. You can't remove the memory, but you can temper it with the good memories that follow as they heal.
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Allow me to lighten the mood with something almost as unbelievable. My facebook post from May 10th:
First time for everything I guess, I just saw a referee get kicked out of my son's basketball game. This moron started the game by telling each team to shoot at the wrong goal (according to him). He then stops the game after a minute or two and reverses the goals. I never grasped why it mattered. After some words with our coach over the goal situation, he then proceeds to start calling traveling. On six year old boys who can barely dribble. We got seven traveling calls in the first quarter I think. The game clock clicks away at a glacial pace thanks to this idiot. In the third quarter he makes a controversial call of some sort and then puts his finger in the chest of our team coach during a heated discussion. One of the team moms get the facility supervisor. Ref then proceeds to talk shit to the supervisor and puts his finger in his chest too. Then gets ejected. This wasn't a kid but a 50+ year old grey haired man. Hilarious.Originally posted by racrguyWhat's your beef with NPR, because their listeners are typically more informed than others?Originally posted by racrguyVoting is a constitutional right, overthrowing the government isn't.
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Originally posted by talisman View PostThat's the roughest thing I've read in awhile. Hope they heal up without complications. Kick back a couple of double bourbons and get some serious sleep so your brain can process it. You should update this thread with their progress in the future. I'd like to know that they recover from everything. Sorry you're going through it man.
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Originally posted by 03trubluGT View PostOMG! Who is this and what have you done with Eric????Originally posted by racrguyWhat's your beef with NPR, because their listeners are typically more informed than others?Originally posted by racrguyVoting is a constitutional right, overthrowing the government isn't.
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Originally posted by 03trubluGT View PostLunch?
Originally posted by talisman View PostThat's the roughest thing I've read in awhile. Hope they heal up without complications. Kick back a couple of double bourbons and get some serious sleep so your brain can process it. You should update this thread with their progress in the future. I'd like to know that they recover from everything. Sorry you're going through it man.
Originally posted by YALE View PostSorry you had a rough time. Want to get a BBQ sandwich and a beer?
Originally posted by Broncojohnny View PostAllow me to lighten the mood with something almost as unbelievable. My facebook post from May 10th:
First time for everything I guess, I just saw a referee get kicked out of my son's basketball game. This moron started the game by telling each team to shoot at the wrong goal (according to him). He then stops the game after a minute or two and reverses the goals. I never grasped why it mattered. After some words with our coach over the goal situation, he then proceeds to start calling traveling. On six year old boys who can barely dribble. We got seven traveling calls in the first quarter I think. The game clock clicks away at a glacial pace thanks to this idiot. In the third quarter he makes a controversial call of some sort and then puts his finger in the chest of our team coach during a heated discussion. One of the team moms get the facility supervisor. Ref then proceeds to talk shit to the supervisor and puts his finger in his chest too. Then gets ejected. This wasn't a kid but a 50+ year old grey haired man. Hilarious.
Originally posted by 03trubluGT View PostIt was a joke you moron, and a lighthearted one at that.
I wasn't insulting, or degrading, so get over it.
Way to turn it into a negative.��
Originally posted by CJ-95GT View PostPerhaps you need to hear the boy laughing again to replace the screams stuck in your head. Maybe set something up with both of them and the team for a group event.
To lighten the situation a little - this was one of few humorous moments of the night. Like I said above, the doctors initially thought there was a chance that they could reset the leg and put a cast on it so they decided to try it. In order to do so they had to basically put him to sleep with some meds so that he wouldn't feel it. They gave him the meds and as me and by buddy were leaving the room, my buddy told his son that everything was going to be alright and that he loved him and would be there when he woke up. The boy was pretty high sounding and told his dad he loved him too and then there was about 10 seconds of silence, so we thought he was out like a light. All of a sudden he opens his eyes about 1/2 way looking like he was high as a kite, looks at me and said "I love you Mr. Dalton." It was a nice sentiment and all, but he was so doped up looking and sounding that me, his dad and all the medical personnel standing there cracked up. When I went back to the hospital Monday afternoon and he was wide awake I leaned over and gave him a real serious look and said "I love you buddy!" He and his dad busted out laughing. The amazing thing was that he actually remembered saying it to me, despite the fact that he was so stoned from all the meds.
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Originally posted by Gear_Jammer View PostThat's freaking hilarious! Was he liquored up or just a freaking idiot?Originally posted by racrguyWhat's your beef with NPR, because their listeners are typically more informed than others?Originally posted by racrguyVoting is a constitutional right, overthrowing the government isn't.
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I was dating a chick that played select soccer. There was a big deal going down about slide tackles, and the coach for some reason thought it would be a good idea to have her demonstrate what a slide tackle was to the team. He tells her to come slide-tackle him, and when she did, he broke BOTH of his legs."If I asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses." - Henry Ford
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Originally posted by Baron Von Crowder View PostI was dating a chick that played select soccer. There was a big deal going down about slide tackles, and the coach for some reason thought it would be a good idea to have her demonstrate what a slide tackle was to the team. He tells her to come slide-tackle him, and when she did, he broke BOTH of his legs.
[Harry Houdini] "Punch me in the stomach!"
[appendix] **RUPTURE!!**
[Harry Houdini] **die**
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