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To: T-Bird45
I'll have to side with the boy's father here. He had authority over the team. He was commissioner the league. He stated that in his opinion, the league existed only for the benefit of his son - who is evidently extra-special and superior to all the other boys on all the other teams in the league (especially on defense, evidently).

Furthermore, the coaches of the team agreed to play the commissioner's boy on every snap on defense. The coaches should have abided by the commitments he made. In my opinion, the commissioner had the right to fire them based on them violating their agreement on how to play his son.

96 posted on 11/04/2006 8:15:31 AM PST by SamAdams76 (The Program is Morally Good)
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To: SamAdams76

I would be kind of interested to know if the rest of the players and their parents knew that the goal of all their money and sweat was, "the entire league exists so he can play defense on the best team in his weight class"

Such an agreement was not the coaches' to make or the commissioners to demand without the knowledge and agreement of the other participants.


138 posted on 11/04/2006 12:13:39 PM PST by Rifleman
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