by CoverKing » Fri Nov 06, 2009 12:20 am
by bazza1 » Fri Nov 06, 2009 12:27 am
by CoverKing » Fri Nov 06, 2009 12:48 am
bazza1 wrote:I personally think that the teams shouldnt have to be submitted before the game, whats stopping clubs submitting bogus or incorrect line ups just to satisfy the association. As long as there in by saturday night, I would think that would be appropriate.
by bazza1 » Fri Nov 06, 2009 12:59 am
CoverKing wrote:bazza1 wrote:I personally think that the teams shouldnt have to be submitted before the game, whats stopping clubs submitting bogus or incorrect line ups just to satisfy the association. As long as there in by saturday night, I would think that would be appropriate.
The president said at the AGM they just want a side to be submitted. No need to be 100% but they would appreciate it to be similar to what takes the field on Saturday.
FOr example, ICC name 15 or so every week. But they just do that cause there a bunch of wankers
by Tight_Lines » Fri Nov 06, 2009 2:32 am
by Roseboy » Fri Nov 06, 2009 10:21 am
Tight_Lines wrote:Our biggest lose is our juniors and training are no longer at Sheidow School so there is no hot food all day and there are only so many eskies we can fill up without going back and forth from grounds and it gets damn cold after trainings now so everyone leaves straight after trainings.
by Rik E Boy » Fri Nov 06, 2009 10:50 am
bazza1 wrote:The captain of the E grade is 73, you and him can talk about the old days
by Eric_Gilchurch » Fri Nov 06, 2009 11:55 am
by Roseboy » Fri Nov 06, 2009 12:06 pm
Eric_Gilchurch wrote:Would you let this Adelaide man coach your kids in cricket? Watch the video and make a desicion...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KAj-CrMJ9Tw
by CoverKing » Fri Nov 06, 2009 1:03 pm
Roseboy wrote:Tight_Lines wrote:Our biggest lose is our juniors and training are no longer at Sheidow School so there is no hot food all day and there are only so many eskies we can fill up without going back and forth from grounds and it gets damn cold after trainings now so everyone leaves straight after trainings.
I feel your pain, TL. I'm responsible for our BBQs at the Ramblers and as AF will attest to, it's a huge job. My week now consists of providing drinks & BBQ food (meat/bread/sauce/onions/potatoes etc) for:
* selection night (Wednesdays - once a fortnight)
* U11s (Thursdays - some weeks)
* Milo in2CRICKET (Fridays - each week)
* Post-game (Saturdays - each week)
Then there's the odd fete, club function or whatever. This is all done utilising 3 big eskies, plenty of ice and having helpers willing to actually cook the BBQ. It's definitely worth it financially though.
Big change for us this year is to try and cater for people's tastes - so this year we've gone from just having West End Draught cans & Pales as the beer options to also including Carlton Draught, TEDs & Blondes along with 4 different soft drink options + Jim Beam cans. Our numbers back at the club have increased significantly as have our profits.
by Booney » Fri Nov 06, 2009 1:08 pm
by CoverKing » Fri Nov 06, 2009 1:12 pm
Booney wrote:Tell them to go easy on me Bazza, getting all nervous like it is my first game again....
by Booney » Fri Nov 06, 2009 1:20 pm
by bazza1 » Fri Nov 06, 2009 1:29 pm
Rik E Boy wrote:bazza1 wrote:The captain of the E grade is 73, you and him can talk about the old days
Hey you don't mean Baulderstone do you? How many games would have played? Amazing.
regards,
REB
by Amateur Footy » Fri Nov 06, 2009 1:57 pm
CoverKing wrote:Roseboy wrote:Tight_Lines wrote:Our biggest lose is our juniors and training are no longer at Sheidow School so there is no hot food all day and there are only so many eskies we can fill up without going back and forth from grounds and it gets damn cold after trainings now so everyone leaves straight after trainings.
I feel your pain, TL. I'm responsible for our BBQs at the Ramblers and as AF will attest to, it's a huge job. My week now consists of providing drinks & BBQ food (meat/bread/sauce/onions/potatoes etc) for:
* selection night (Wednesdays - once a fortnight)
* U11s (Thursdays - some weeks)
* Milo in2CRICKET (Fridays - each week)
* Post-game (Saturdays - each week)
Then there's the odd fete, club function or whatever. This is all done utilising 3 big eskies, plenty of ice and having helpers willing to actually cook the BBQ. It's definitely worth it financially though.
Big change for us this year is to try and cater for people's tastes - so this year we've gone from just having West End Draught cans & Pales as the beer options to also including Carlton Draught, TEDs & Blondes along with 4 different soft drink options + Jim Beam cans. Our numbers back at the club have increased significantly as have our profits.
RB, thats a massive effort by you, and formerly AF. Are you in attendence at all of those?? Or do you have Roseboy's little helpers??
Post game for the Ramblers, where do you guys do presentations??
I also notice you have your selections on a Wednesday night, so ramblers only train once a week im guessing?
by jb » Fri Nov 06, 2009 2:48 pm
by wycbloods » Fri Nov 06, 2009 2:55 pm
jb wrote:AF/RB good to see you blokes getting some junior system going, will be well worth the effort in a few years.
and it is a disgrace sheidow park has been fined this much, fair enough rules are rules but we have 12 teams to enter every week. why do they have to be entered so early? whats wrong with them being entered by tuesday because before mycricket thats when we found out the scores of other games anyway through the advertiser. this among other stupid things is the reason why this association has a very long way to go!!!
by wycbloods » Fri Nov 06, 2009 2:58 pm
Amateur Footy wrote:CoverKing wrote:Roseboy wrote:Tight_Lines wrote:Our biggest lose is our juniors and training are no longer at Sheidow School so there is no hot food all day and there are only so many eskies we can fill up without going back and forth from grounds and it gets damn cold after trainings now so everyone leaves straight after trainings.
I feel your pain, TL. I'm responsible for our BBQs at the Ramblers and as AF will attest to, it's a huge job. My week now consists of providing drinks & BBQ food (meat/bread/sauce/onions/potatoes etc) for:
* selection night (Wednesdays - once a fortnight)
* U11s (Thursdays - some weeks)
* Milo in2CRICKET (Fridays - each week)
* Post-game (Saturdays - each week)
Then there's the odd fete, club function or whatever. This is all done utilising 3 big eskies, plenty of ice and having helpers willing to actually cook the BBQ. It's definitely worth it financially though.
Big change for us this year is to try and cater for people's tastes - so this year we've gone from just having West End Draught cans & Pales as the beer options to also including Carlton Draught, TEDs & Blondes along with 4 different soft drink options + Jim Beam cans. Our numbers back at the club have increased significantly as have our profits.
RB, thats a massive effort by you, and formerly AF. Are you in attendence at all of those?? Or do you have Roseboy's little helpers??
Post game for the Ramblers, where do you guys do presentations??
I also notice you have your selections on a Wednesday night, so ramblers only train once a week im guessing?
Compulosry training Wednesdays with optional hit on Thursdays against bowling machine. More pressure on As to make the Thursday session and anyone missing Wednesday. We do training/presentaions at Weymouth Oval where our Cs and Ds play. We hire a room with a balcony at the community centre.
We have a junior parent involved with Friday night BBQs now and the plan is for parents to be more involved going forward. Required plenty of work by comittee to get juniors off the ground but going forward we should see extra helpers. We have 60 kids attending our Milo In2Cricket sessions which is bloody amazing - resulted from mass letter drops in the local area.
by jb » Fri Nov 06, 2009 3:11 pm
wycbloods wrote:jb wrote:AF/RB good to see you blokes getting some junior system going, will be well worth the effort in a few years.
and it is a disgrace sheidow park has been fined this much, fair enough rules are rules but we have 12 teams to enter every week. why do they have to be entered so early? whats wrong with them being entered by tuesday because before mycricket thats when we found out the scores of other games anyway through the advertiser. this among other stupid things is the reason why this association has a very long way to go!!!
No it isn't Sheidow just need to do what is expected of all clubs it isn't that hard. All clubs had an opportunity to make an amendment to the motion which was put forward at this years agm and they chose not to. Sunday midday is the time which the advertiser want the scores so they can have them in either monday or tuesdays paper. It takes about 10 minutes to put a teams score into mycricket, i don't understand all the fuss. If clubs are relying on one person to enter all scores then that is an issue they need to work through themselves.
by Amateur Footy » Fri Nov 06, 2009 3:16 pm
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