I don't see a problem with it. If your on-ice vision is so bad that you can't tell if grey is on your team or not, then that's probably the bigger issue.
Besides, grey and yellow are light 80% of the time, but in times of extremely unbalanced play can be switched over to dark in a pinch. Keeps everything running smoothly.
I don't see a problem with it. If your on-ice vision is so bad that you can't tell if grey is on your team or not, then that's probably the bigger issue.
Besides, grey and yellow are light 80% of the time, but in times of extremely unbalanced play can be switched over to dark in a pinch. Keeps everything running smoothly.
It's about common courtesy to your fellow players.
See, the people who bring just one grey jersey are the ones that are counting that the rest of the group will not be doing so. It really is just selfish and very self-centered.
I just assume guys who bring grey, yellow or red to pickup have some serious passive-aggressive personality issues. It's a "look at me, I'm a jerk" move.
Ain't nothing wrong with red unless you're one of the morons who pretends that you can play as white with it. It's a dark, play as a dark, jackwad.
Ain't nothing wrong with red unless you're one of the morons who pretends that you can play as white with it. It's a dark, play as a dark, jackwad.
Okay cool, I'm an idiot who can tell the difference between grey and black and plays hockey with my head up.ok I get it, you're an idiot.
Regardless of being able to pick out who to pass to and who not to, ideally one team would be all in black and one white. It's not like getting a black or a white shirt (or both) is mission impossible or unaffordable. If anyone can't afford to outfit themselves properly it's a wonder they can afford to play pick up in the first place.
There are also some people who just like to be different for whatever reason, like they weren't paid enough attention as children or something.
Exactly, they're just not smart enough to realize that they do stuff for underlying reasons. There's some anger behind people who REFUSE to buy a black and a white jersey. When they show up everybody has to pay special attention to them and figure out what team they should play on. Mommy and daddy must have skipped a birthday or hockey game growing up and now it's time to exact revenge on people who don't care about you (ie, mommy and daddy).
Constantly calls for the puck, bangs stick on ice, whether open or not guy
I don't get why more people don't buy the reversible jerseys. They're great, one side is white the other is dark. It's the only jersey I have to keep in my bag.
Okay cool, I'm an idiot who can tell the difference between grey and black and plays hockey with my head up.
So if that makes me an idiot what the hell does it make people who can't tell the difference? Have you ever considered that maybe having to look up and think about who's on your team will make you a better hockey player?
Sure as hell a lot better than having your head buried in your feet and relying on black/white jerseys to know who you're "passing" to.
This is about "pickup" hockey so to go a bit off topic, gray is the only confusing jersey color as a referee (unless one team is all in gray). Red (as long as it's on the "dark" team) and yellow (as long as it's on the "light" team) don't give me any trouble.
I'll just put it this way, I called the wrong team offside 3 times in one game because of just one guy wearing a gray jersey.