Hockey Coach Throws Garbage Can Onto Ice, Ref Stops Game Until Coach Cleans It Up

I love youth hockey games. You just never know what to expect! I’ve seen parents act up and I’ve seen coaches act up. I’ve seen junk tossed all over the ice. I never saw a ref make a coach clean up his own mess.
There had been two call that were made on the same play. One for boarding and one for cross-checking. The coach, whose team was already losing 4-1, threw a garbage can onto the ice. The refs refused to continue the game until he cleaned up the mess.
I think Mario Lemieux should look into this as a way to handle games he disagrees with in the future. If the NHL won’t discipline like he wants he could always start tossing junk on the ice.








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brilliant punishment!
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dave Reply:
February 16th, 2011 at 8:49 pm
@gerakis100, Agreed. I wish more refs would use this kind of punishment
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maybe that will be embarrassment enough to make the coach act like a true role model, instead of a jacka**
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