Squids wrote:bigstack wrote:letsbehonest wrote:Squids wrote:Risdon were still missing their captain, a former Grewer Medalist and their best bat from last season. Plenty of players around which is causing some competition for spots which the club has not experienced for many years, only going to result in stronger teams in both grades. Playing Wandies is the big test against genuine pace, a good performance here could be the start of a succesful season for the Tigers.
On the ball front I believe Ports sponsored the balls this week but Props refused to use the sponsored ball for what reason I am not sure. How can you turn down a free ball? Seriously they are $70 a piece. Strange move from a club that apparently has no money....
Hopefully the rain stays away this weekend!
obviously a very good win to risdon, they would be short price favourites to win the flag now after beating sollies and props.
Thought it a bit odd that Ports may have sponsored the balls so had a ring around i'm told it was likely the association. If thats true it looks like props knocked the ball back on principle because if they took it they were supporting the constitution being broken again. Apparently any expenditure has to be approved by the committee, if that was done there shouldn't be a problem. If not good on Props. Get the constitutions out and check if anyone has one. On a lighter note, who will be in the combined side, if more games are lost the coach will have to rely on past performers. Doesn't appear to be any young up and comers.
R. Fowler
A. Johnson
S. Keane
should all be in the team, however that is unlikely going on past history.
Agree it is time for port pirie cricket to pick a more youthful side. Candidates include the aforementioned and a few i would consider:
Dan Pine, jarrad adams and last years reining grewar medalist Brad Pine from risdon.
cody brooke and karl button, although i hear he is injured, from wandies
And yeah squids, youngsters fowler and keane should definately be given a go