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COBRAS 99 VS COBRAS 99!!!!!!

by NoSkillzSoftball » Sun Aug 15, 2010 1:32 pm

You two are everything that is wrong with youth sports. Thanks for making the rest of us look like great parents though. :o
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by CarolynDeWitte » Sun Aug 15, 2010 1:38 pm

Agreed. I will NEVER stoop to his level to attempt to publicly insult a 10 year old girl. As far as my daughter goes, I am full of pride, you better believe it. Especially since she played State (again, I must point out that you drove to Beaumont...STALKER STALKER STALKER) with a broken finger. I believe she was due for a meltdown.

Hardhitter/Stalker/VINCE LOMBRANA/Cobra Wanna-be, this will be my last message to you. You have my number, be a big boy and call me if you have more to say. But, being the psycho obsessed stalker that you are, I am sure you will go on and on here. Again, man up and give me a call if you care to go further. Maybe we could talk about the ASSAULT charge you failed to mention! Ha. You're such a joke.

What this all boils down to is that you tried to start trouble with your Cobras 99 vs Cobras 99 post. Someone like you trying to insult Jimbo's coaching abilities is so hilarious. I'm sure the entire softball community can agree with that one. So, he defends himself without insulting you directly, and BAM! you want to insult me? And, my daughter? GET OVER IT...GET A LIFE...GET A CLUE....No one cares about you. In fact, if you pay close attention, at ballparks, when you walk up, people scatter. Ever noticed that? Bet you will now.

Again, I won't say anything else in this forum about this matter. If you want to be a big boy and call me, please do. Just be careful, I may use my manipulative "powers" on you...ohhhhhh scary!

So long DUMB A$$.
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by SoftballDad90 » Sun Aug 15, 2010 2:02 pm

i probably should not stick my nose it this but must admit, when i see that lombrana guy coming i roll my eyes and move to the next set of bleachers.
just so you know from an outsider, you are really crippling your daughters opportunities by burning bridges with someone like jimbo.
my daughter does not play for jimbo, but would love to. my guess is, you really want to play for jimbo or else you wouldnt be taking any of this this far to insult little girls.
jimbo & carolyn, i wouldn't give this guy another second of my time, he isnt worth it. oh and he has a criminal back ground? big surprise.
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by Bleacher Creature » Sun Aug 15, 2010 9:14 pm

Oh BTW! :oops:
Dont forget tryouts For the 99 Cobras are just around the corner! :lol: :lol: :lol:
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by pbj2000 » Mon Aug 16, 2010 8:04 am

You guys know they do a study on kids and cyber bullying...I think we need a study on sports parents and cyberbullying :mrgreen:

All jokes aside, remember some of our dd's read this site and have access to the internet. Try not to bash kids. If you don't have anything nice to say don't say anything at all.
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by Joe » Mon Aug 16, 2010 8:30 am

CarolynDeWitte wrote:Oh, by the way, maybe since you are such a bad a$$, you should grow a pair and not hide behind a screen name. See mine? It's my name. Ha, imagine that. That just shows your character, a loser with no life, trying to stir the pot on heybucket. Congratulations, you got Jimbo & my attention! That what stalkers thirst for, attention. Well, we gave it to you FELON, ya happy now???

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(see, there it is again, my name. wow. what a concept.)


Carolyn

Is your last name, DipShit, two words or one?
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by Tim_si2010 » Mon Aug 16, 2010 9:40 am

You guy's are incredible.... Your DD will hear about all of this through the other players. Parents don't know when to just shut the F up. This is why you have a choice to play for other teams. If you feel treated wrong and you and the coach can't resolve it go on your way..... Let your DD do the talking with hard work and you stay behind her giving all the help she needs. If you do the coach that she plays for will groom her for a higher level one day. the coach you left will say damn should have kept that kid. When I coached I heard many players say things you just new came from there parents... And it always got around the dugout

So yeah your DD will find out or you all ready told her lmao... Get a life now or she won't play later!!!
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by TheWeatherMan » Mon Aug 16, 2010 10:51 am

"When I coached I heard many players say things you just new came from there parents... And it always got around the dugout"


This happens alot, I have heard things out of my players mouth that I know came from their parents. It actually hurts the team as whole plenty of times. I think the parents want the 5 dollar tropy more than the girls do.


If you do not like Jimbo move on and shut up. He can coach as many teams as he wants and if his parents all want to stay let them.
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by grotejames » Tue Aug 17, 2010 4:31 am

a friend of mine emailed me this, he shares the dream that everyone should have for their own organization.......

Jimbo,

Our team made the transition because we realized at some point it is not about winning at all costs. Our mindset changed that if parents are paying for their kids to play a sport, then our job as coaches and as an organization is to make sure we are taking care of that investment by getting the kids ready for HS and college ball.

By focusing on those principles, the winning comes on its own. Not only does our winning benefit us, but it benefits the entire organization in its recruiting efforts. By focusing on these items, we can and are building a brand and name recognition. The other reason we made the transition is that we understand we did not have the experience that ......... and his team and supporters already had. With him willing to share that insight, it made our decision that much easier.

We are looking for that mindset as well from the younger teams we add to the organization. As we grow older (in terms of age division) we must challenge ourselves to pave the way for the teams behind us. We do this by putting a quality product on and off the field and by sharing our knowledge. And as we continue to build our name, then more and more parents and college scouts will know that our organization will produce and deliver a strong HS/College-ready player.

................... my goal is two-fold. First and foremost, is to promote and support our league. I do this by making sure our league players have the right tools and knowledge to be successful and eventually play select ball, if that is there goal. With this as a goal, I must also ensure that select teams that call ....................their home are quality organizations. My second goal is to promote and help build the ..................organization. I can do this by asking our board to support our efforts (by allowing us to host camps, host tournaments, add teams, etc.). At the same time, I expect those select teams to give back by hosting low cost camps, or helping with field maintenance, helping our league coahces run more productive practices, etc.

If you are set in stone on your desire to practice out of.........., then maybe the transition is not the best for both parties. With my obligation to the league, my goal is to bring quality select teams to the area so that if they work hard and are select ball ready, then I want to make sure they have a close-to-home option available to them. Give me a call later and we can talk so............

this being said, i hope to educate my coaches and parents, so that one day, their child will have what it takes to get good exposure.
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by '01FASTPITCHDAD » Wed Aug 18, 2010 2:59 pm

I PROMISE IF I COULD MAKE ALL PRACTICES MY DAUGHTER WOULD PLAY FOR JIMBO! But with me living an 1hr 15 min away I can't fully commit to the team in the since that the practice time would cause us to drive through rush hr traffic and turn the trip into about 2hrs. one way. JIMBO I have watched you coach and coached against you in the past, I have also talked with you about things I see that your players are able to do at such an early age. Your a GREAT COACH and just maybe one day we can be apart of your team!
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