Thread: Ethics of Telling a Team "No"
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Re: Ethics of Telling a Team "No"
Helping a team maximizing their scoring potential is in everyone's best interest. Unfortunately some people either live in magical christmas land or they value trying to show off over team performance. Sitting in the corner nundging the ball against the wall to trap it is not a bad strategy for some teams. It all depends on how the other teams approach pre match but everyone should buy into the overall strategy to optimize performance.