2022 NPL Youth thread

[YerMate]

If this adult sees fit to call out a young official publically for their errors, why not call him out. Who is he? What has he done in the game, did he actually ever play himself? Easy to be critical when your football experience extends to getting a piece a paper and watching ESPN. Too many false ego's in local football, those two tools at Broadmeadow are prime examples. The fact that the chubby loud one sees fit to criticise a young athletes performance has always amused me. Get them out of the game. Clubs have to be responsible for who they elect to represent them.

BBscone, you seem to like slandering the Broadmeadow coaches a lot, you a secret admirer, you upset that your child wasn’t picked by them to coach your child at any stage from 13s to 16s.

The chubby one, you stated criticises young athletes for what. You said it now spit it out you know that’s stander of someone’s character, you have identified an particular individual on a coaching staff.

If you know the guy it’s the complete opposite you degenerate low life keyboard warrior.

People like to put those 2 coaches down who are successful at developing players, track record shows that over their time as coaches.

Ask the players and their parents who have been involved with them over the past 4 years what type of coaches those 2 are from Broadmeadow, easy to throw mud at them when your an opposition parent or your feed nonsense from others who don’t like them for whatever reason.

Challenging decisions isn’t abusing the referees last time I checked.
When have they actually abused the refs. You tell me what coach hasn’t yelled out to a ref for a bad decision during a game. Every club coach has done it.
I’m confused once again slandering individuals character.

From memory wasn’t there a rule on here about slandering people.