Aimee, Chloe Headland and Jack Henderson Exclusion from Ice Hockey
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Tracey Hill
12 years ago
The "Adults" responsible should be ashamed of themselves .
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Kirsty
12 years ago
Sounds like the adults need to grow up, should be very ashamed of themselves.
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alison
12 years ago
this is shocking in this day and age.
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Amanda Fleming
12 years ago
The children should be allowed to play hockey
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scott gibson
12 years ago
really unfair
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Susan Johnston
12 years ago
children shouldn't suffer as a result of a dispute between adults
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Grant Donnelly
12 years ago
Let the kids play.......
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Frank Hendrie
12 years ago
Good luck it's ridiculous that this is being allowed to happen
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Glenn Middleton
12 years ago
Crazy situation, hope it's resolved soon Frank.
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audrey hendrie
12 years ago
this is a very sad state of affairs ... the development of Ice hockey can't happen where this is allowed to go unchallenged. .
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Iain Mcclive
12 years ago
Hope this gets resolved let the kids play some puck
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Douglas Lafferty
12 years ago
Good luck
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David Simms
12 years ago
Support your petition.
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Sandra Morris
12 years ago
Hope you get this sorted out Frank.
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Sharon Rafferty
12 years ago
<3
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Jim Morris
12 years ago
No children should stopped participating in sport due adult disputes.
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stuart wilson
12 years ago
This has went on for too long.
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Graeme anderson
12 years ago
Come on Scottish ice hockey, you've make your point, let the kids play
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Sam McCluskey
12 years ago
This is atrocious! There will be no junior developments if this is what happens when parents have a dispute. Time to knock some head together and do whatbis best for the kids and hockey in scotland!
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The Right Side
12 years ago
"This was an unfortunate but genuine and honest mistake" - if this rationale can be used by Ice Hockey UK to explain and justify a mistake by them which lead to the relegation of the GB U20 team from their current IIHF World Championship Division for playing an ineligible player then surely it is not a huge leap of faith that they could apply the same humbleness and humility to a 10 year and two 12 year old children who have made no mistakes, (genuine, honest or otherwise) regardless of what their parents may have said or done, to right the wrong for them missing a season (or two) so far and put his unfortunate affair into the past in time for these kids to register and play next season.
The "Adults" responsible should be ashamed of themselves .
Sounds like the adults need to grow up, should be very ashamed of themselves.
this is shocking in this day and age.
The children should be allowed to play hockey
really unfair
children shouldn't suffer as a result of a dispute between adults
Let the kids play.......
Good luck it's ridiculous that this is being allowed to happen
Crazy situation, hope it's resolved soon Frank.
this is a very sad state of affairs ... the development of Ice hockey can't happen where this is allowed to go unchallenged. .
Hope this gets resolved let the kids play some puck
Good luck
Support your petition.
Hope you get this sorted out Frank.
<3
No children should stopped participating in sport due adult disputes.
This has went on for too long.
Come on Scottish ice hockey, you've make your point, let the kids play
This is atrocious! There will be no junior developments if this is what happens when parents have a dispute. Time to knock some head together and do whatbis best for the kids and hockey in scotland!
"This was an unfortunate but genuine and honest mistake" - if this rationale can be used by Ice Hockey UK to explain and justify a mistake by them which lead to the relegation of the GB U20 team from their current IIHF World Championship Division for playing an ineligible player then surely it is not a huge leap of faith that they could apply the same humbleness and humility to a 10 year and two 12 year old children who have made no mistakes, (genuine, honest or otherwise) regardless of what their parents may have said or done, to right the wrong for them missing a season (or two) so far and put his unfortunate affair into the past in time for these kids to register and play next season.