Jeff Cup Weekend

[Anonymous]

and gooooo

[Anonymous]

Away

[Anonymous]

plz

[Anonymous]

and thank you

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:and gooooo

At the top levels Arlington, Coppermine, SYC and VDA won titles.

[Anonymous]

Officiating was pretty rough, but at least it was nice out.

[Anonymous]

Agreed. This tournament is highly biased toward Richmond teams. The refs are regularly and openly biased toward help the Richmond teams. Once the Richmond teams are winning handedly, the refs start to make more fair calls. There are usually a number of college coaches at this event so it is otherwise. Good to participate.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Agreed. This tournament is highly biased toward Richmond teams. The refs are regularly and openly biased toward help the Richmond teams. Once the Richmond teams are winning handedly, the refs start to make more fair calls. There are usually a number of college coaches at this event so it is otherwise. Good to participate.

sore loser

ARLINGTON 2011B and 2012B won their brackets - they ain't from Richmond.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Agreed. This tournament is highly biased toward Richmond teams. The refs are regularly and openly biased toward help the Richmond teams. Once the Richmond teams are winning handedly, the refs start to make more fair calls. There are usually a number of college coaches at this event so it is otherwise. Good to participate.

sore loser

ARLINGTON 2011B and 2012B won their brackets - they ain't from Richmond.

Just curious, do you use "ain't" because you think it makes you sound more knowledgeable, more sure of yourself if you will, or more like a really tough guy that shouldn't be disputed?

Is "ain't" commonly used in Arlington? Do you use it in business settings?

Thank you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Agreed. This tournament is highly biased toward Richmond teams. The refs are regularly and openly biased toward help the Richmond teams. Once the Richmond teams are winning handedly, the refs start to make more fair calls. There are usually a number of college coaches at this event so it is otherwise. Good to participate.

sore loser

ARLINGTON 2011B and 2012B won their brackets - they ain't from Richmond.

Coppermine beat RU in the U14 second division title game.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:and gooooo

At the top levels Arlington, Coppermine, SYC and VDA won titles.

LOL. Titles

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Agreed. This tournament is highly biased toward Richmond teams. The refs are regularly and openly biased toward help the Richmond teams. Once the Richmond teams are winning handedly, the refs start to make more fair calls. There are usually a number of college coaches at this event so it is otherwise. Good to participate.

sore loser

ARLINGTON 2011B and 2012B won their brackets - they ain't from Richmond.

Just curious, do you use "ain't" because you think it makes you sound more knowledgeable, more sure of yourself if you will, or more like a really tough guy that shouldn't be disputed?

Is "ain't" commonly used in Arlington? Do you use it in business settings?

Thank you.

I ain't worried about what yins think of me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Agreed. This tournament is highly biased toward Richmond teams. The refs are regularly and openly biased toward help the Richmond teams. Once the Richmond teams are winning handedly, the refs start to make more fair calls. There are usually a number of college coaches at this event so it is otherwise. Good to participate.

sore loser

ARLINGTON 2011B and 2012B won their brackets - they ain't from Richmond.

Just curious, do you use "ain't" because you think it makes you sound more knowledgeable, more sure of yourself if you will, or more like a really tough guy that shouldn't be disputed?

Is "ain't" commonly used in Arlington? Do you use it in business settings?

Thank you.

I ain't worried about what yins think of me.

I don't.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Agreed. This tournament is highly biased toward Richmond teams. The refs are regularly and openly biased toward help the Richmond teams. Once the Richmond teams are winning handedly, the refs start to make more fair calls. There are usually a number of college coaches at this event so it is otherwise. Good to participate.

sore loser

ARLINGTON 2011B and 2012B won their brackets - they ain't from Richmond.

Just curious, do you use "ain't" because you think it makes you sound more knowledgeable, more sure of yourself if you will, or more like a really tough guy that shouldn't be disputed?

Is "ain't" commonly used in Arlington? Do you use it in business settings?

Thank you.

Just curious, aint you the team we beat?

[Anonymous]

Posted in the wrong thread earlier - PA/NJ coming down to take over this weekend!