kind of hard seeing as I have no pictures of you

Ruby, my fear was that you were searching the net and found one! I am listed on a few "Most Wanted" sites

My FireFox Browser won't let me watch it, it says I need ANOTHER plug in. It seems like I'm adding plugins daily to this thing.

I'll have to see if I can watch it in the Explorer.

And I never mind you calling me a Packers Fan, THAT is a compliment

allycat wrote:

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I will...you idiot..

 

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That would be an eeeeeeeeeeediot, would it not?

Jeremy Riggs wrote:

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My FireFox Browser won't let me watch it, it says I need ANOTHER plug in. It seems like I'm adding plugins daily to this thing.

I'll have to see if I can watch it in the Explorer.

And I never mind you calling me a Packers Fan, THAT is a compliment

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It is of a coach that came flying off the field and knocked down a player form the opposing team!

 

Here is the article:

 

Coach facing felony charges in football brawl: If convicted, man could face up to six years in prison for Stockton fight

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STOCKTON, Sep. 4, 2006 (McClatchy-Tribune Business News delivered by Newstex) --
An assistant youth football coach from Riverbank turned himself in to Stockton police late Saturday and was arrested on suspicion of attacking a 13-year-old opposing player at the end of a game that finished with hundreds of parents and players brawling in the middle of the field, police said.

Cory Petero, 36, surrendered to police around 10 p.m. Saturday after he heard officers wanted to speak to him, said Lt. Kevin Hatano of the Stockton Police Department. Hatano would not comment on what Petero told police.

Petero was charged with felony child abuse; if convicted, Petero could face up to a year in the County Jail or two to six years in prison.

Petero is a coaching assistant with the Riveroak Redskins, a youth football team in Riverbank and Oakdale.

The Redskins were playing the Stockton Bears on Saturday afternoon, and witnesses said Petero rushed the field after a Bears player was called for a late-hit penalty on Petero's son in the final minutes of the game.

"I guess it was one too many late hits on Mr. Petero's child, and he lost control and ran out on the field and did what he did," said Rodney Garcia, another Redskins assistant coach.

Although he was at the game Saturday, Garcia said he didn't see much once Petero ran onto the field.

Garcia described Petero as a devoted husband and father of two who never showed signs of a quick temper.

Petero was released from the San Joaquin County Jail on Sunday morning and will face his felony charge on an undetermined date in San Joaquin County Superior Court, said Deputy Dave Konecny, a spokesman for the Sheriff's Office.

Redskins coaches plan to meet with Delta Youth Football League officials this week to decide on possible disciplinary action for Petero, said Art Harris, president of the Redskins football club. Harris declined further comment.

The brawl erupted near the end of Saturday's game, the first of the season, which the Redskins were winning 16-6 over the Bears.

Referee Tim Winek had just called a late-hit penalty on Bears player Brian Wood, 13, when "the parent of the kid who got hit ... came charging onto the field," Winek said Saturday.

Witnesses said the referee had to throw himself on the player to fend off blows from the parent. Once the parent ran on the field, Bears parents took to the field as well, and order quickly gave way to chaos, witnesses said.

Police are still investigating the melee but do not expect more criminal charges will be filed, Hatano said.

On Sunday while we were eating out we overheard the table next to us having  an argument about peewee hockey and it just made me sick. Its a damn game..why do people get so upset over a childrens sport?

Like I said, I'd try the video in explorer before i head out.

Ally, I know. Parents can get so upset if their kid isn't getting enough playing time or a million other things.

For crying out loud, even though it's fun it's a learning experience, and kids need to learn that on a team EVERYONE fills a role, some big, some small. Every parent thinks their kid should be the star. That's not how life works, don't fill the kids head with this belief that it does work that way so he can feel like a failure when he ventures out into the real world and finds out it doesn't!