Hayfield Football Coach Fired

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm a former Hayfield parent. Now we are empty nesters but we live across the street. Our 4th and last graduated this past spring. We have been going to the home games. We enjoy watching the team. Two of our sons played football there. It brings back memories and allows us to see families we know.

How nice that your sons were able to play on the team before it got coopted by these sleazebags. I am surprised you are not more sympathetic towards the real Hayfield players.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Two are NOW eligible (onejust played his first game this week). The rest are just lurking around regretting following the pied piper of a coach.

If they actually lived outside of the boundaries and that made them not eligible, they could have just transferred to the school they were zoned to and played.

There’s been a lot of assumptions of the worst, slanderous lies against the coach, and jealousy of Hayfields success. You people bad mouthing Hayfields football program ought to be ashamed of yourselves.

Let’s just appreciate the talented football team we are witnessing and wish them well. Let’s also wish Madison, Battlefield, John Champe, Washington and Liberty, and all the other local schools that are having success this year.

Let’s be more positive and get rid of all the hate.

No, they couldn't just transfer back in Sept. Thats not how eligibility works.

Yes they could!

Once you are deemed ineligible, you are ineligible to play anywhere in the state until whatever issue is resolved.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Two are NOW eligible (onejust played his first game this week). The rest are just lurking around regretting following the pied piper of a coach.

If they actually lived outside of the boundaries and that made them not eligible, they could have just transferred to the school they were zoned to and played.

There’s been a lot of assumptions of the worst, slanderous lies against the coach, and jealousy of Hayfields success. You people bad mouthing Hayfields football program ought to be ashamed of yourselves.

Let’s just appreciate the talented football team we are witnessing and wish them well. Let’s also wish Madison, Battlefield, John Champe, Washington and Liberty, and all the other local schools that are having success this year.

Let’s be more positive and get rid of all the hate.

No one is jealous of a bunch of cheaters, drug addicts and hangers-on. We feel sorry for the kids, having their cheating parents and cheating coaches as role models. Any wins have asterisks.

Where are the asterisks? I don’t see them in the Washington Post, the Connection, the Virginia Pilot, the Northern Virginia Daily, Max Preps, or anywhere listing Hayfields schedule or record.

The only asterisks are the ones in your jealous mind and other people hating on the program.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Two are NOW eligible (onejust played his first game this week). The rest are just lurking around regretting following the pied piper of a coach.

If they actually lived outside of the boundaries and that made them not eligible, they could have just transferred to the school they were zoned to and played.

There’s been a lot of assumptions of the worst, slanderous lies against the coach, and jealousy of Hayfields success. You people bad mouthing Hayfields football program ought to be ashamed of yourselves.

Let’s just appreciate the talented football team we are witnessing and wish them well. Let’s also wish Madison, Battlefield, John Champe, Washington and Liberty, and all the other local schools that are having success this year.

Let’s be more positive and get rid of all the hate.

No, they couldn't just transfer back in Sept. Thats not how eligibility works.

Yes they could!

Once you are deemed ineligible, you are ineligible to play anywhere in the state until whatever issue is resolved.

That’s if someone has been suspended or penalized. None of that was said to have happened.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm a former Hayfield parent. Now we are empty nesters but we live across the street. Our 4th and last graduated this past spring. We have been going to the home games. We enjoy watching the team. Two of our sons played football there. It brings back memories and allows us to see families we know.

How nice that your sons were able to play on the team before it got coopted by these sleazebags. I am surprised you are not more sympathetic towards the real Hayfield players.

It must be miserable to have such negativity

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Two are NOW eligible (onejust played his first game this week). The rest are just lurking around regretting following the pied piper of a coach.

If they actually lived outside of the boundaries and that made them not eligible, they could have just transferred to the school they were zoned to and played.

There’s been a lot of assumptions of the worst, slanderous lies against the coach, and jealousy of Hayfields success. You people bad mouthing Hayfields football program ought to be ashamed of yourselves.

Let’s just appreciate the talented football team we are witnessing and wish them well. Let’s also wish Madison, Battlefield, John Champe, Washington and Liberty, and all the other local schools that are having success this year.

Let’s be more positive and get rid of all the hate.

No, they couldn't just transfer back in Sept. Thats not how eligibility works.

Yes they could!

… but they didn’t. Which means their ineligibility wasn’t residency based. It was grade based or something else.

[Anonymous]

9 kids all with failing grades when the school year had barely started?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Two are NOW eligible (onejust played his first game this week). The rest are just lurking around regretting following the pied piper of a coach.

If they actually lived outside of the boundaries and that made them not eligible, they could have just transferred to the school they were zoned to and played.

There’s been a lot of assumptions of the worst, slanderous lies against the coach, and jealousy of Hayfields success. You people bad mouthing Hayfields football program ought to be ashamed of yourselves.

Let’s just appreciate the talented football team we are witnessing and wish them well. Let’s also wish Madison, Battlefield, John Champe, Washington and Liberty, and all the other local schools that are having success this year.

Let’s be more positive and get rid of all the hate.

No one is jealous of a bunch of cheaters, drug addicts and hangers-on. We feel sorry for the kids, having their cheating parents and cheating coaches as role models. Any wins have asterisks.

Where are the asterisks? I don’t see them in the Washington Post, the Connection, the Virginia Pilot, the Northern Virginia Daily, Max Preps, or anywhere listing Hayfields schedule or record.

The only asterisks are the ones in your jealous mind and other people hating on the program.

No need to be so defensive, Coach. Clearly, you don't care that everyone is laughing at you as a pathetic little man who is afraid to coach an "organic" team. Everyone knows you are a cheater. You are a laughingstock and a punchline for real men and real coaches. "Hayfield football" is now a synonym for cheating. No one is jealous, we are cringing in second hand embarrassment over your shameful antics. But good for you for not caring what anyone else thinks!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:9 kids all with failing grades when the school year had barely started?

You have to have passed 5 classes last school year. It would be surprising for 9 kids to all have failed so many classes last year, though.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Two are NOW eligible (onejust played his first game this week). The rest are just lurking around regretting following the pied piper of a coach.

If they actually lived outside of the boundaries and that made them not eligible, they could have just transferred to the school they were zoned to and played.

There’s been a lot of assumptions of the worst, slanderous lies against the coach, and jealousy of Hayfields success. You people bad mouthing Hayfields football program ought to be ashamed of yourselves.

Let’s just appreciate the talented football team we are witnessing and wish them well. Let’s also wish Madison, Battlefield, John Champe, Washington and Liberty, and all the other local schools that are having success this year.

Let’s be more positive and get rid of all the hate.

No, they couldn't just transfer back in Sept. Thats not how eligibility works.

Yes they could!

Once you are deemed ineligible, you are ineligible to play anywhere in the state until whatever issue is resolved.

So if you are ineligible because you don’t live in the zoning area, you are eligible when you move within the correct boundaries. It’s that simple.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Two are NOW eligible (onejust played his first game this week). The rest are just lurking around regretting following the pied piper of a coach.

If they actually lived outside of the boundaries and that made them not eligible, they could have just transferred to the school they were zoned to and played.

There’s been a lot of assumptions of the worst, slanderous lies against the coach, and jealousy of Hayfields success. You people bad mouthing Hayfields football program ought to be ashamed of yourselves.

Let’s just appreciate the talented football team we are witnessing and wish them well. Let’s also wish Madison, Battlefield, John Champe, Washington and Liberty, and all the other local schools that are having success this year.

Let’s be more positive and get rid of all the hate.

No one is jealous of a bunch of cheaters, drug addicts and hangers-on. We feel sorry for the kids, having their cheating parents and cheating coaches as role models. Any wins have asterisks.

Where are the asterisks? I don’t see them in the Washington Post, the Connection, the Virginia Pilot, the Northern Virginia Daily, Max Preps, or anywhere listing Hayfields schedule or record.

The only asterisks are the ones in your jealous mind and other people hating on the program.

No need to be so defensive, Coach. Clearly, you don't care that everyone is laughing at you as a pathetic little man who is afraid to coach an "organic" team. Everyone knows you are a cheater. You are a laughingstock and a punchline for real men and real coaches. "Hayfield football" is now a synonym for cheating. No one is jealous, we are cringing in second hand embarrassment over your shameful antics. But good for you for not caring what anyone else thinks!

Just shame a man for being successful and you will be able to make him think he’d be better off if he weren’t experiencing such success. Do you think Overton will go for that?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Two are NOW eligible (onejust played his first game this week). The rest are just lurking around regretting following the pied piper of a coach.

If they actually lived outside of the boundaries and that made them not eligible, they could have just transferred to the school they were zoned to and played.

There’s been a lot of assumptions of the worst, slanderous lies against the coach, and jealousy of Hayfields success. You people bad mouthing Hayfields football program ought to be ashamed of yourselves.

Let’s just appreciate the talented football team we are witnessing and wish them well. Let’s also wish Madison, Battlefield, John Champe, Washington and Liberty, and all the other local schools that are having success this year.

Let’s be more positive and get rid of all the hate.

No, they couldn't just transfer back in Sept. Thats not how eligibility works.

Yes they could!

Once you are deemed ineligible, you are ineligible to play anywhere in the state until whatever issue is resolved.

So if you are ineligible because you don’t live in the zoning area, you are eligible when you move within the correct boundaries. It’s that simple.

So those 9 kids tried to cheat and got caught.

Other families did a better job fooling VHSL with their cheating. There is a player who lives in Arlington and one who lives in Fredericksburg.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Two are NOW eligible (onejust played his first game this week). The rest are just lurking around regretting following the pied piper of a coach.

If they actually lived outside of the boundaries and that made them not eligible, they could have just transferred to the school they were zoned to and played.

There’s been a lot of assumptions of the worst, slanderous lies against the coach, and jealousy of Hayfields success. You people bad mouthing Hayfields football program ought to be ashamed of yourselves.

Let’s just appreciate the talented football team we are witnessing and wish them well. Let’s also wish Madison, Battlefield, John Champe, Washington and Liberty, and all the other local schools that are having success this year.

Let’s be more positive and get rid of all the hate.

No one is jealous of a bunch of cheaters, drug addicts and hangers-on. We feel sorry for the kids, having their cheating parents and cheating coaches as role models. Any wins have asterisks.

Where are the asterisks? I don’t see them in the Washington Post, the Connection, the Virginia Pilot, the Northern Virginia Daily, Max Preps, or anywhere listing Hayfields schedule or record.

The only asterisks are the ones in your jealous mind and other people hating on the program.

No need to be so defensive, Coach. Clearly, you don't care that everyone is laughing at you as a pathetic little man who is afraid to coach an "organic" team. Everyone knows you are a cheater. You are a laughingstock and a punchline for real men and real coaches. "Hayfield football" is now a synonym for cheating. No one is jealous, we are cringing in second hand embarrassment over your shameful antics. But good for you for not caring what anyone else thinks!

Just shame a man for being successful and you will be able to make him think he’d be better off if he weren’t experiencing such success. Do you think Overton will go for that?

He's not successful. He cheats.

Winning a championship with an "organic" team would be successful.

[Anonymous]

aren't you getting paid to work full time as a security employee at the school? Why are you posting when you should be supervising arrivals?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:9 kids all with failing grades when the school year had barely started?

You have to have passed 5 classes last school year. It would be surprising for 9 kids to all have failed so many classes last year, though.

Passing is a D-. That's not a very high bar. Yikes. How are these kids going to be recruited by colleges if they can't pass basic high school classes.