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Re: Reffing, Ultimate Madness

In Reply to: Re: Reffing, Ultimate Madness posted by Ronald Blankenship on April 10, 2003 at 11:50:50:

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Posted by:
James "Jame" Alberts
on April 10, 2003 at 18:52:20

I am not aware of nasty cheating for nasty, but I am saying that if the teams are affiliated, then why were others allowed to play in it. I am just saying that the refs, who weren't Brimstone, sucked. From what I heard from the tournament promoters, it was Nasty reffing. And they made horrible calls. So going by what the people that were running the event told me, I say they suck.

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: I am not aware of nasty cheating for nasty, but I am saying that if the teams are affiliated, then why were others allowed to play in it. I am just saying that the refs, who weren't Brimstone, sucked. From what I heard from the tournament promoters, it was Nasty reffing. And they made horrible calls. So going by what the people that were running the event told me, I say they suck.

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