Tri-County Football

fadlerd · Joined: 16 Apr 2004 Posts: 1

In my experience with the Tri County organization they have continued to make changes to the By-Laws that explicitly outline the requirements necessary for a memeber organization to remain in good standing. I applaud these changes.

My concern is with Tri County’s enforcement of these rules. There comes a time when you have to enforce these rules you have established for the continued success and growth of the organization as a whole. If you continue to allow member organizations to
“get by” with out abiding by these established rules you weaken the Tri County organization and it’s ability to enforce these rules.

gbirchler · Joined: 13 Nov 2003 Posts: 4 Location: Red Bud

Well stated. Rules without "teeth" are just words on paper and when the clubs not in good standing know that they can rush in after the fact to get back in good graces, there will never be a change in behavior.

What if all the clubs paid when they felt like it, attended meetings only when they felt like coming, did not abide by the rules, fail to submit necessary documents, etc.? There would be no league that's what.

If it takes downsizing the league to get the point across than so be it. I agree - for the betterment of the league - let the slackers go.
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