Well, many of the Natl. leagues are weighing in on this which basically backs up what I was saying. Stick passing on a multi-stop platform, on a scale-sized game board works wonders. In it's true form, it works to perfection, is logical, and better simulates what you see on television. There are many things being done by leagues and coaches across the country from the use of dice, cards, and other random props. No one acuses these individuals of using crutches. We call our own plays, and the players execute their own injuries, penalties, and turnovers. That is just how we do it. Now go and do it the way you do it.

In any event, I couldn't be happier with what we are doing here. My work on the MPFL website and DVD are testimonies to my committment to share this challenging and fun game with others. I am not paid to work on this stuff but do it out of the sheer enjoyment that I have gotten. Were it not for things like pass placement and multi-stops, I would not be in this hobby.

There are enough people out there who are wise enough to detect the sarcasm and bitterness with these board post replies.

I will continue to work hard to answer any and all questions that I am able to either in verbal or pictoral format. Whether they be about paint colors, strategy elements of football, computer support, or any other area in which I have been helped by others, I will also continue to help. Dispite the negativity and attempts to discredit.