Barossa & Light CA 2011/12

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Re: Barossa & Light CA 2011/12

Postby Stewie Griffin » Mon Mar 19, 2012 5:23 pm

I had my disco about a month ago Binney, thank you for your interest.
Was a good game to watch at Stocky though, great venue for cricket finals.
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Re: Barossa & Light CA 2011/12

Postby norm11 » Mon Mar 19, 2012 5:52 pm

Stewie Griffin wrote:I had my disco about a month ago Binney, thank you for your interest.
Was a good game to watch at Stocky though, great venue for cricket finals.

Oh well u don't have to bother watching cricket at sandy this week.
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Re: Barossa & Light CA 2011/12

Postby The Angry Bull » Tue Mar 20, 2012 10:15 am

HORNS UP!!!... Carn the Gilbert!!!... centrals to bat first, post a competetive target, j vater 3/; t. vater, j shahinger, c.mullins 2/... the bulls to chase them down late on sunday, Mullins, R Vandy 50 +; smith, hosking, j vandy 30 + ... what a fairytale it would be!
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Re: Barossa & Light CA 2011/12

Postby Extractor » Tue Mar 20, 2012 11:17 am

The Angry Bull wrote:HORNS UP!!!... Carn the Gilbert!!!... centrals to bat first, post a competetive target, j vater 3/; t. vater, j shahinger, c.mullins 2/... the bulls to chase them down late on sunday, Mullins, R Vandy 50 +; smith, hosking, j vandy 30 + ... what a fairytale it would be!


If this happens there could be a nude streak by The Angry Bull...
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Re: Barossa & Light CA 2011/12

Postby Dogwatcher » Tue Mar 20, 2012 1:14 pm

How angry?
You're my only friend, and you don't even like me.
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Re: Barossa & Light CA 2011/12

Postby Rabish Binney » Tue Mar 20, 2012 3:35 pm

Stewie Griffin wrote:I had my disco about a month ago Binney, thank you for your interest.
Was a good game to watch at Stocky though, great venue for cricket finals.


No worries Stewie, just a little shit stir....
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Re: Barossa & Light CA 2011/12

Postby Rabish Binney » Tue Mar 20, 2012 3:40 pm

Extractor wrote:Rabish Binney seems to have come home last night with a couple of pale ales under the belt and got stuck into the forum...Hope he hasnt got a headache today?


Extractor, he told me to tell you that he was quite tired Monday morning (& Monday afternoon) - and probably didn't get to 100% until Monday night. Believe it was too much food eaten during the weekend. Hope he behaves himself this weekend and watches his food intake.
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Re: Barossa & Light CA 2011/12

Postby Stewie Griffin » Tue Mar 20, 2012 7:37 pm

Yeah, thanks Norm, dodged a bullet there to be sure.
Luckily now I can head along to gawler to watch the Ango a'5s.
The dog track has a few more decent viewing areas than Sandy.......3 more....for a total of 4.
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Re: Barossa & Light CA 2011/12

Postby norm11 » Tue Mar 20, 2012 7:57 pm

Stewie Griffin wrote:Yeah, thanks Norm, dodged a bullet there to be sure.
Luckily now I can head along to gawler to watch the Ango a'5s.
The dog track has a few more decent viewing areas than Sandy.......3 more....for a total of 4.

I do agree that stockwell is a nice place to watch cricket but I don't think u can beat sandy. To be fair I would expect u to say the same things about sandy even if our home ground was Adelaide oval. Sandy is perfect to sit under the veranda or on the west side under the trees or even under the log cabin roof. Or maybe from inside the club rooms with the air con on when it's hot drinking beers. Oh that's right u guys don't have a club rooms.
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Re: Barossa & Light CA 2011/12

Postby BoundaryRider84 » Tue Mar 20, 2012 8:22 pm

norm11 wrote:
Stewie Griffin wrote:Yeah, thanks Norm, dodged a bullet there to be sure.
Luckily now I can head along to gawler to watch the Ango a'5s.
The dog track has a few more decent viewing areas than Sandy.......3 more....for a total of 4.

I do agree that stockwell is a nice place to watch cricket but I don't think u can beat sandy. To be fair I would expect u to say the same things about sandy even if our home ground was Adelaide oval. Sandy is perfect to sit under the veranda or on the west side under the trees or even under the log cabin roof. Or maybe from inside the club rooms with the air con on when it's hot drinking beers. Oh that's right u guys don't have a club rooms.


It is quite nice sitting under the trees on Saturday and Sunday Norm, watching the cricket! Great result too :D
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Re: Barossa & Light CA 2011/12

Postby norm11 » Tue Mar 20, 2012 8:48 pm

Yea. Wasn't much of a game on Sunday. I think I missed the best day.
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Re: Barossa & Light CA 2011/12

Postby Stewie Griffin » Wed Mar 21, 2012 10:37 am

Sorry Norm that we couldn't supply you a clubrooms when you played us,
I am sure the unavailability of chips within arms reach was devastating for you.
Clubrooms at Ango is run by the football club, and is used in football season, which co-incidentally it is now, thankfully.
Lets just shut the cricket forum now......Bring on the Footy.
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Re: Barossa & Light CA 2011/12

Postby Extractor » Wed Mar 21, 2012 11:23 am

Stewie Griffin wrote:Sorry Norm that we couldn't supply you a clubrooms when you played us,
I am sure the unavailability of chips within arms reach was devastating for you.
Clubrooms at Ango is run by the football club, and is used in football season, which co-incidentally it is now, thankfully.
Lets just shut the cricket forum now......Bring on the Footy.


And the footy club don't share? bit harsh considering the majority of the cricket side play or played footy there...

Ango and Tanunda are the only two A Grade grounds where you can't grab a beer after or during the game...
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Re: Barossa & Light CA 2011/12

Postby james07 » Wed Mar 21, 2012 12:11 pm

Extractor wrote:
Stewie Griffin wrote:Sorry Norm that we couldn't supply you a clubrooms when you played us,
I am sure the unavailability of chips within arms reach was devastating for you.
Clubrooms at Ango is run by the football club, and is used in football season, which co-incidentally it is now, thankfully.
Lets just shut the cricket forum now......Bring on the Footy.


And the footy club don't share? bit harsh considering the majority of the cricket side play or played footy there...

Ango and Tanunda are the only two A Grade grounds where you can't grab a beer after or during the game...


You add Riverton and Kapunda to that list
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Re: Barossa & Light CA 2011/12

Postby Extractor » Wed Mar 21, 2012 12:31 pm

Kapunda and Gilbert Valley both sell Beers after the game....Both of those sides also do a good job with afternoon tea.

Ango do arvo tea but Tanunda don't...

Not really having a go as clubs have different constraints about what they can do at their oval. Just thought it was a bit rich that Stewie was having a go about the hospitality at other clubs when Ango isn't exactly leading the pack in the hospitality department...
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Re: Barossa & Light CA 2011/12

Postby james07 » Wed Mar 21, 2012 12:48 pm

Extractor wrote:Kapunda and Gilbert Valley both sell Beers after the game....Both of those sides also do a good job with afternoon tea.

Ango do arvo tea but Tanunda don't...

Not really having a go as clubs have different constraints about what they can do at their oval. Just thought it was a bit rich that Stewie was having a go about the hospitality at other clubs when Ango isn't exactly leading the pack in the hospitality department...


totally agree, most clubs with are making an effort with afternoon tea which is good, Tanunda and Nuri didnt do it this year for us but Kapunda and Gilbert Valley didnt have beers this year when we went there but have in the past.
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Re: Barossa & Light CA 2011/12

Postby UNDERthePACK » Wed Mar 21, 2012 4:11 pm

Extractor wrote:Kapunda and Gilbert Valley both sell Beers after the game....Both of those sides also do a good job with afternoon tea.

Ango do arvo tea but Tanunda don't...

Not really having a go as clubs have different constraints about what they can do at their oval. Just thought it was a bit rich that Stewie was having a go about the hospitality at other clubs when Ango isn't exactly leading the pack in the hospitality department...


Extractor, Ango are in the process of working on some sort of bar facility which will hopefully be up and running the next time GC come up to the picturesque Angaston Oval. We did however have an esky there for the majority of the year selling cheap beers, reckon that it may have been kept in the shed when you boys visited due to the hostility of the match :D or more to the point someone left early for a wedding and no one else thought to bring them out :roll:
While I am on it afternoon tea's have been a real treat this year and I will say that the Angaston spread has been well above par. I even went around to benny burgess's house early one morning and saw him preparing some culinary delights. Thought he was Manou for a minute but then realised that the reason I coudn't understand him wasn't that he was talking in french but cause he was actually mumbling...
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Re: Barossa & Light CA 2011/12

Postby shortarmjab » Wed Mar 21, 2012 5:02 pm

Extractor wrote:
The Angry Bull wrote:HORNS UP!!!... Carn the Gilbert!!!... centrals to bat first, post a competetive target, j vater 3/; t. vater, j shahinger, c.mullins 2/... the bulls to chase them down late on sunday, Mullins, R Vandy 50 +; smith, hosking, j vandy 30 + ... what a fairytale it would be!


If this happens there could be a nude streak by The Angry Bull...


Think Central in a canter. They been building quite well for a couple of seasons now and should be primed after the disapponitment of last years rain. Seem more likley to have two good games in a row than do the Valley. Sandy easily in A2's and 3's.
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Re: Barossa & Light CA 2011/12

Postby The Angry Bull » Wed Mar 21, 2012 8:12 pm

Extractor wrote:
The Angry Bull wrote:HORNS UP!!!... Carn the Gilbert!!!... centrals to bat first, post a competetive target, j vater 3/; t. vater, j shahinger, c.mullins 2/... the bulls to chase them down late on sunday, Mullins, R Vandy 50 +; smith, hosking, j vandy 30 + ... what a fairytale it would be!


If this happens there could be a nude streak by The Angry Bull...


could well be extractor, from memory, the beers are awfully cold at sandy creek cc and do slide down ever so nicely. Will the club be holding ladies day v2.0 for the bulls return? rumour has it mullo was very happy with that particular spread.
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Re: Barossa & Light CA 2011/12

Postby norm11 » Wed Mar 21, 2012 8:31 pm

The Angry Bull wrote:
Extractor wrote:
The Angry Bull wrote:HORNS UP!!!... Carn the Gilbert!!!... centrals to bat first, post a competetive target, j vater 3/; t. vater, j shahinger, c.mullins 2/... the bulls to chase them down late on sunday, Mullins, R Vandy 50 +; smith, hosking, j vandy 30 + ... what a fairytale it would be!


If this happens there could be a nude streak by The Angry Bull...


could well be extractor, from memory, the beers are awfully cold at sandy creek cc and do slide down ever so nicely. Will the club be holding ladies day v2.0 for the bulls return? rumour has it mullo was very happy with that particular spread.

Hahaha. No ladies day this week sorry guys. We will all prob be watching our 2s and 3s.
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