2028 Girls Lacrosse

[Anonymous]

Poppycock!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes, they have one idiot. That would be me. My apologies to everyone. I’m trying to tone it all down. My voice is very loud and I get all emotional about things. But I know that I am extremely loud and obnoxious. But again, my apologies and I own it.

You have my respect for this post. Your girls are great players, my friend. Let's all try to enjoy it; it goes to fast.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:27 Pride game today, the ref. had to kick out a MD United parent. Don’t be that idiot.

Ref was out of line. Not sure if he delt with something in previous game, but ref told the parent to "shut up". Totally uncalled for, and ejection was absurd. End of day, nothing good comes from saying anything to refs, they aren't going to change the call because of a parent's comment.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes, they have one idiot. That would be me. My apologies to everyone. I’m trying to tone it all down. My voice is very loud and I get all emotional about things. But I know that I am extremely loud and obnoxious. But again, my apologies and I own it.

You're not alone, and kudos for owning it. Suggestion...always bring a chair and sit in it for the entire game. I find that I'm much less inclined to yell when I'm seated. If that alone doesn't do it, bring the chair but sit away from the sideline 5-10 yards. This works especially well if there is a hillside so you can still see. If neither of those works, I'd suggest some Xanax before the game.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes, they have one idiot. That would be me. My apologies to everyone. I’m trying to tone it all down. My voice is very loud and I get all emotional about things. But I know that I am extremely loud and obnoxious. But again, my apologies and I own it.

You're not alone, and kudos for owning it. Suggestion...always bring a chair and sit in it for the entire game. I find that I'm much less inclined to yell when I'm seated. If that alone doesn't do it, bring the chair but sit away from the sideline 5-10 yards. This works especially well if there is a hillside so you can still see. If neither of those works, I'd suggest some Xanax before the game.

Ok, I’m not going to lie, the Xanax is a very real thing and might be how I do any time we play pride. I actually know a lot on the Pride team, but I get so wound up that I tend to spin out.

And yes, I know I’m talked about. I’m not everyone’s cup of tea. But 9 times out of 10 I’m not a jerk, I’m just loud and irritating. But I always have that one time

But no, I don’t say anything at Capital, ever. And at Battlefield, I tend to sit in a corner by myself. But I do tend to get wound up against Champe and Patriot. Maybe that’s when I’ll take my Xanax

Thank you all very being kind, and again, I apologize

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes, they have one idiot. That would be me. My apologies to everyone. I’m trying to tone it all down. My voice is very loud and I get all emotional about things. But I know that I am extremely loud and obnoxious. But again, my apologies and I own it.

You're not alone, and kudos for owning it. Suggestion...always bring a chair and sit in it for the entire game. I find that I'm much less inclined to yell when I'm seated. If that alone doesn't do it, bring the chair but sit away from the sideline 5-10 yards. This works especially well if there is a hillside so you can still see. If neither of those works, I'd suggest some Xanax before the game.

Ok, I’m not going to lie, the Xanax is a very real thing and might be how I do any time we play pride. I actually know a lot on the Pride team, but I get so wound up that I tend to spin out.

And yes, I know I’m talked about. I’m not everyone’s cup of tea. But 9 times out of 10 I’m not a jerk, I’m just loud and irritating. But I always have that one time

But no, I don’t say anything at Capital, ever. And at Battlefield, I tend to sit in a corner by myself. But I do tend to get wound up against Champe and Patriot. Maybe that’s when I’ll take my Xanax

Thank you all very being kind, and again, I apologize

Pride parent here. I, for one, accept. Remarkable moment of self-awareness here. Word is that you are an award winning educator. Maybe just try to bring that heart and sense of joy from your day job to your weekend passion? You’ve got this.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes, they have one idiot. That would be me. My apologies to everyone. I’m trying to tone it all down. My voice is very loud and I get all emotional about things. But I know that I am extremely loud and obnoxious. But again, my apologies and I own it.

You're not alone, and kudos for owning it. Suggestion...always bring a chair and sit in it for the entire game. I find that I'm much less inclined to yell when I'm seated. If that alone doesn't do it, bring the chair but sit away from the sideline 5-10 yards. This works especially well if there is a hillside so you can still see. If neither of those works, I'd suggest some Xanax before the game.

Ok, I’m not going to lie, the Xanax is a very real thing and might be how I do any time we play pride. I actually know a lot on the Pride team, but I get so wound up that I tend to spin out.

And yes, I know I’m talked about. I’m not everyone’s cup of tea. But 9 times out of 10 I’m not a jerk, I’m just loud and irritating. But I always have that one time

But no, I don’t say anything at Capital, ever. And at Battlefield, I tend to sit in a corner by myself. But I do tend to get wound up against Champe and Patriot. Maybe that’s when I’ll take my Xanax

Thank you all very being kind, and again, I apologize

One more thing, and sorry for the extended me culpa . . . I usually prepare for a big game by eating a big plate of hot dogs, which invariably gives me indigestion and contributes to my irritability. I'm going to have a salad from now on and see if that helps. Thanks for listening everyone.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes, they have one idiot. That would be me. My apologies to everyone. I’m trying to tone it all down. My voice is very loud and I get all emotional about things. But I know that I am extremely loud and obnoxious. But again, my apologies and I own it.

You're not alone, and kudos for owning it. Suggestion...always bring a chair and sit in it for the entire game. I find that I'm much less inclined to yell when I'm seated. If that alone doesn't do it, bring the chair but sit away from the sideline 5-10 yards. This works especially well if there is a hillside so you can still see. If neither of those works, I'd suggest some Xanax before the game.

Ok, I’m not going to lie, the Xanax is a very real thing and might be how I do any time we play pride. I actually know a lot on the Pride team, but I get so wound up that I tend to spin out.

And yes, I know I’m talked about. I’m not everyone’s cup of tea. But 9 times out of 10 I’m not a jerk, I’m just loud and irritating. But I always have that one time

But no, I don’t say anything at Capital, ever. And at Battlefield, I tend to sit in a corner by myself. But I do tend to get wound up against Champe and Patriot. Maybe that’s when I’ll take my Xanax

Thank you all very being kind, and again, I apologize

One more thing, and sorry for the extended me culpa . . . I usually prepare for a big game by eating a big plate of hot dogs, which invariably gives me indigestion and contributes to my irritability. I'm going to have a salad from now on and see if that helps. Thanks for listening everyone.

I think if you know me well enough, you know that wasnt me. Obviously I would never eat a salad

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Yes, they have one idiot. That would be me. My apologies to everyone. I’m trying to tone it all down. My voice is very loud and I get all emotional about things. But I know that I am extremely loud and obnoxious. But again, my apologies and I own it.

You're not alone, and kudos for owning it. Suggestion...always bring a chair and sit in it for the entire game. I find that I'm much less inclined to yell when I'm seated. If that alone doesn't do it, bring the chair but sit away from the sideline 5-10 yards. This works especially well if there is a hillside so you can still see. If neither of those works, I'd suggest some Xanax before the game.

Ok, I’m not going to lie, the Xanax is a very real thing and might be how I do any time we play pride. I actually know a lot on the Pride team, but I get so wound up that I tend to spin out.

And yes, I know I’m talked about. I’m not everyone’s cup of tea. But 9 times out of 10 I’m not a jerk, I’m just loud and irritating. But I always have that one time

But no, I don’t say anything at Capital, ever. And at Battlefield, I tend to sit in a corner by myself. But I do tend to get wound up against Champe and Patriot. Maybe that’s when I’ll take my Xanax

Thank you all very being kind, and again, I apologize

One more thing, and sorry for the extended me culpa . . . I usually prepare for a big game by eating a big plate of hot dogs, which invariably gives me indigestion and contributes to my irritability. I'm going to have a salad from now on and see if that helps. Thanks for listening everyone.

I think if you know me well enough, you know that wasnt me. Obviously I would never eat a salad

[Anonymous]

Friend, Buddy, Pal, Amigo, you’re hilarious! Glad you lighten up this thread. Good guy for sure!

[Anonymous]

No bigger heart! Get to know him, you’ll love him!

[Anonymous]

Mmmm. I’m good thanks.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Mmmm. I’m good thanks.

IYKYK

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No bigger heart! Get to know him, you’ll love him!

I believe someone in his house posted this. See Stockholm syndrome.

[Anonymous]

Give me a break with this I’m sorry. It happens over and over again. Your just trying to spin the situation. The I’m a big teddy bear and don’t know any better is and act and I can’t believe people fall for it. Your attack on people from your own team is completely unacceptable and you should be held accountable by the team.