Assistant GHS coach quits - Greenwich Time

[Trey]

Armchair Coaches wrote:

To all you armchair coaches: Do you really know the whole story? I wouldn't be so quick to judge; everyone (yes, including all you self-righteous posters) has made mistakes in their lives. Why don't you wait to hear the whole truth before you condemn these kids?

THANK YOU! This is what I've been trying to say--all these armchair coaches who think it's okay to condemn these kids for throwing eggs at the same house for four nights in a row are judging too quickly. What if there were small children in the house that was egged? Maybe this incident will teach them the importance of home security, or always being on the lookout for danger. Fear is a great motivator, and the little children in that house are probably much more motivated as a result of the action of these kind-hearted Greenwich football players. Something tells me there are a lot of proud GHS football parents out there today!

[Tased kid threw water]

Geez Louise wrote:

All you holier-than-thou people exhibiting an attitude of superior virtue and self-righteously pious, get over it - we're talking about an egg here. It washes off. You're acting like they sliced off his right hand. Move on.

Water balloons wash off too you don't even need water but that led to a suspension.What's up with GHS.Kids weren't poor enough to disipline in the same manner.

[more than the kids]

To all you armchair coaches: Do you really know the whole story? I wouldn't be so quick to judge; everyone (yes, including all you self-righteous posters) has made mistakes in their lives. Why don't you wait to hear the whole truth before you condemn these kids?
Kids are kids, but parents, coaches, and school officials should act more responsibly. This story started with the kids, but the way the parents, Coach Al, and ultimately the athletic director handled it is disgraceful.
These kids were misguided from the start and unfortunately haven't received any guidance since.

[cathy greenwich girl]

Clueless C wrote:

<quoted text>I suppose I should have some sympathy for your handicap. You are obviously paralyzed from the neck up. Why is it that the people with the smallest minds always have the biggest mouths? If you knew what you're talking about, you'd be dangerous.

i do know what i am talking about. i am not handicap stop worring about grammar and worry about what these kids did in town. these kids should be taking off the football team and the head coach should be fired. get a life

[cathy greenwich girl]

more than the kids wrote:

To all you armchair coaches: Do you really know the whole story? I wouldn't be so quick to judge; everyone (yes, including all you self-righteous posters) has made mistakes in their lives. Why don't you wait to hear the whole truth before you condemn these kids?
Kids are kids, but parents, coaches, and school officials should act more responsibly. This story started with the kids, but the way the parents, Coach Al, and ultimately the athletic director handled it is disgraceful.
These kids were misguided from the start and unfortunately haven't received any guidance since.

what happen in stamford these kids should be gone. i know coach that the house was egged that is twice they got in trouble. they should be gone. i don't care if they are the captains of the team that is a bad example for this town.

[greenwich hater]

Trey wrote:

<quoted text>
THANK YOU! This is what I've been trying to say--all these armchair coaches who think it's okay to condemn these kids for throwing eggs at the same house for four nights in a row are judging too quickly. What if there were small children in the house that was egged? Maybe this incident will teach them the importance of home security, or always being on the lookout for danger. Fear is a great motivator, and the little children in that house are probably much more motivated as a result of the action of these kind-hearted Greenwich football players. Something tells me there are a lot of proud GHS football parents out there today!

what would of happen if he came out and one the kids ran and a car came by and hit him would that be ok

[thank you]

more than the kids wrote:

Kids are kids, but parents, coaches, and school officials should act more responsibly. This story started with the kids, but the way the parents, Coach Al, and ultimately the athletic director handled it is disgraceful.
These kids were misguided from the start and unfortunately haven't received any guidance since.

Well said.

It all starts with the parents of these kids and how they reacted after learning about what their children did. If the coach and athletic director can't impose appropriate discipline, the parents should. I feel badly for the rest of the kids in the program. They have a difficult year ahead of them. Coach Al put a blemish on this season that won't be removed.

[Set an example please]

cathy greenwich girl wrote:

<quoted text>what happen in stamford these kids should be gone. i know coach that the house was egged that is twice they got in trouble. they should be gone. i don't care if they are the captains of the team that is a bad example for this town.

It sounds like English; it even looks like English, but I can't understand a word you're blabbering. Try learning elementary grammar before attempting to inflict your next literary abomination on this message board. Talk about setting a bad example; you can't even read or write English and are totally clueless about the situation.

[COS COB FAMILY]

the head coach and the ad should be ashamed of themselves! the kids should be thrown off the team!!!! shame on you albonizio!

[greenwich hater]

Geez Louise wrote:

All you holier-than-thou people exhibiting an attitude of superior virtue and self-righteously pious, get over it - we're talking about an egg here. It washes off. You're acting like they sliced off his right hand. Move on.

how about if someone poured a 2litter of coke on your car for 24hours how would you feel

[greenwich girl]

Set an example please wrote:

<quoted text>It sounds like English; it even looks like English, but I can't understand a word you're blabbering. Try learning elementary grammar before attempting to inflict your next literary abomination on this message board. Talk about setting a bad example; you can't even read or write English and are totally clueless about the situation.

i do know what i am talking about. grow-up

[greenwich girl]

Set an example please wrote:

<quoted text>It sounds like English; it even looks like English, but I can't understand a word you're blabbering. Try learning elementary grammar before attempting to inflict your next literary abomination on this message board. Talk about setting a bad example; you can't even read or write English and are totally clueless about the situation.

retart they were arested in stamford for stealing tv from a gym strike 1, now they egg the asst. coaches car sticke 2 da....

[Rumor Monger]

greenwich girl wrote:

<quoted text>retart they were arested in stamford for stealing tv from a gym strike 1, now they egg the asst. coaches car sticke 2 da....

Please stop spreading rumors and lies. Those weren't the same kids who did that in Stamford and Coach Al does NOT live in Port Chester. YOU sound like you live in Port Chester, your ISP is in Port Chester and I hope you stay there where you belong.

[greenwichhater]

i think the head coach albonizio and all the kids involved should be kicked off the team for the year...personaly i would fire albonizio as a asst. coach i would not want to work for him knowing he would not have my back if i had a problem. i think the head of the sports dept. needs to get involved or fired. maybe we need to get mr tessi involved like he did on the wiffle ball field.

[Posting Requirements]

greenwichhater wrote:

i think the head coach albonizio and all the kids involved should be kicked off the team for the year...personaly i would fire albonizio as a asst. coach i would not want to work for him knowing he would not have my back if i had a problem. i think the head of the sports dept. needs to get involved or fired. maybe we need to get mr tessi involved like he did on the wiffle ball field.

I think you need to learn English and know what you're talking about before you are allowed to post anything further on this forum. It seems your fingers not only did your typing, but did your thinking too.

[Alumni]

"They have suffered enough." - Coach Albonizio

Sure- how is that exactly- running on a treadmill. While a coach had to walk away from his profession in disgust after your decision.

It is not about suffering. It is about backing up a colleague, standing by a friend, respecting the integrity of the coaching profession. When push came to shove you went with football victories and coaching perks rather than integrity.

Coach Albonizio has once again been exposed for the fraud he is. He is about winning football games and that is it. Come out and say it instead of running your mouth about morals, values, and character development. Most people only care about victories anyway. I can see by the reaction, or lack of, of the athletic director, other coaches, and the players and parents still part of the program that they are for victories also.

The kids that go through the football program and become productive citizens do so despite the integrity of that program not because of it. That hasn't always been the case.

[alumni]

do any of you know that tarantino chased the kids for an hour and nearly ran them off the road, supposedly he was traveling in the wrong lane on residential streets and was after them all the way into New York. What the kids did was wrong, but do you want a teacher in your school system who behaves in this manner? What if the kids got into a fatal car accident, who would be blamed then? And as for Coach Al, he is an outstanding individual, and one of the kindest people i know.

[greenwich]

does'nt anyone understand that tarentino is a jerk and no one likes him?

[Staff]

Knibb High Football rules

[greenwich]

and also it is kind of obvious that coach albanizio does not like tarentino