Bacon wrote:Next, people will complain they don't like it being called a Foundation game!! Or that the green felt hurts their eyes![]()
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Is that is why some "players" wear sunglasses and hide under hoods?
Bacon wrote:Next, people will complain they don't like it being called a Foundation game!! Or that the green felt hurts their eyes![]()
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muzzington wrote:I can't wait for an event that has a TA named Tennille.
BigPete33 wrote:Garth Kay wrote:BigPete33 wrote:Gundog: Captains in American sport are figureheads and nothing more. Complete waste of time even naming one. benny the cunt is completely correct (just this once).
Garth: Poker is a sport, agreed. The person who should be enforcing any rules (and I do stress "should") can't be considered as part of the team because that simply means people won't listen, like now.
Referee/Assistant Referee would be a better type of choice for the role that they are there for. I don't care it you use the term umpire or referee or whatever, it's the theme I'm on about.
Wrong - Captains in american sport do have greater roles and responsibilities. I have no idea where this BS thought or concept came from.
I explained why we decided on Captians instead of referees. And in the cases described their first priority is not to enforce rules constantly and pull everyone up but to educate players on the rules and to ensure they are having a good time. In Foundation games and for many first time players it is all about educating players on the rules and anything associated with the play of the game, hence why coach is another option. But there can be confusion when you title someone a coach.
As to why people don't listen - I am pretty sure this comes down to the players and the ability of the TC to control the crowd and command respect, I don't think the title has any impact on player attention.
I don't recall ruling out making sure people are enjoying themselves and/or educating players.
Your reply INCLUDED what I did mention.
Captain of a basketball team does what?
Besides the point though, was invented by a Canadian.
David wrote:muzzington wrote:I can't wait for an event that has a TA named Tennille.
GOLD Andrew.
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