Heard this too mate. I?m hearing a team from the lakes wayQuote:
Originally Posted by Richardarlison
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Heard this too mate. I?m hearing a team from the lakes wayQuote:
Originally Posted by Richardarlison
I had azzuri right down the bottom of my list but this might just sway things if confirmed. Would just about change the whole first grade XI
I?m hearing that this is an absolute load of waffleQuote:
Originally Posted by slipperyfish
BologneseQuote:
Originally Posted by Richardarlison
Naming let alone slagging off players by their names is actually really pathetic on this forum. I suggest you reveal your name.
You do yours first & we will follow?.Quote:
Originally Posted by UpUp
Who are you directing this at?Quote:
Originally Posted by UpUp
Draws are out, surprise, surprise Wallsend pulled out on CL1 could have bet your house on it a month ago.
Oh, whilst we are chatting about CL, make sure these AA sides that are making up the numbers, do the right thing in regard to alcohol.
We had a slight issue with Kahibah and bringing beers, in glasses and after being informed we have a Liquor License and needed to put the beers away, proceeded just to move to the other side of the field to continue drinking their beers.
One of the Kahibah parents asked them to do the right thing, and i have heard he was told to go away.
So be aware, ZL1 clubs have always had a certain amount of respect to the other clubs with alcohol and what you can do and what you can't, including the club that has just left us to join NPL2, so be aware AA teams on different levels.
Glass bottles aren’t allowed at any council grounds regardless of liquor licence. I thought everyone knew that?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jardelsimage
Ok, first up, they weren't Kahibah players, they were a few mates of players. They sat at the Myall Road end of the ground.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jardelsimage
I was the one that asked them to stop drinking because Cardiff had a liquor licence and they complied immediately. They had brought a 6 pack and that is what they drank.
Mountains out of mole hills.
Ive seen many clubs supporters bring beer in eskies to other grounds with license. Cardiff at Mayfield for one, the players were also going to the beer tent. but many other clubs do it too.
So after a game do clubs have their own eskies in the change rooms with drinks?
Q Are the conference teams graded 1st & 2nd grade? or are they parallel with a superbowl at seasons end.
Well mate, that's not how it happened, they stood behind the dugouts with grog and when I told them to down the last mouthful and put there beers away, all they did was move to the other side of the ground near the gate and keep drinking, if you're the fella who was in the dugout who I spoke to when i noticed they had not complied, well very selective memory.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hunter403
So, complying immediately i don't think so and it was a 6 pack and 3 largies in glass bottles.
Being mates does that make it ok? as they weren't players or should clubs just look the other way?
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Originally Posted by JustMe
There will always be that one who slys it in and officials don't see, similar to slipping a flask into a concert and drinking it inconspicuously, there are some things you just can't police.
Bringing eskies in, well not sure when you have seen this, maybe during an AA game(where no license is present) but all at Cardiff ZL know not to take grog to any game if they have a license, if they don't have one you can take drinks, but they must be cans only, not many clubs out there that do not have a license now days so that sort of fixes itself.
If any of my blokes have taken grog to a Mayfield game, I'm quite sure Richo would have hunted me down and pointed that out and if it was to happen say this year, please point it out to our duty officer.
And no, clubs don't take drinks into the sheds after games now days or we don't, haven't for years.
Back of the ute reversed up the the fence. Ive had esky beers at some grounds especially when someone throws you one. But we end up buying heaps from the canteen as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jardelsimage
True, times have changed & I dont see it much now anyway.
Well mate, that is exactly what happened from the moment I got involved. You didn't speak with me and I was not in a dug out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jardelsimage
I have no idea who you spoke to but the ones I dealt with behaved exactly as I described. Perhaps you spoke to them before I did as you mentioned they moved from the dugout side to the area near the gate where I spoke to them. Once I spoke to them, they complied immediately.
I will do you the courtesy of not insinuating you are liar. Perhaps you might reciprocate.
Stoco 3-0 Nelson Bay
well hunter, as i said if they complied when they left the dugout area, after i spoke to them, they would not have needed to be spoken to again near the gate, so i call that that not complying with the original request to put there drinks away, which is an offence under the liquor act, so what would you call that?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hunter403
i don't need your courtesy, and you can call me liar all you like, i know what happened from the beginning.
Any FA Cup results? Or known fixture and date?
The first round of FA Cup must be played before season commence.
Never said they complied with the original request. I said they complied with mine.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jardelsimage
Who know why they ignored you.
As I said; mountains out of mole hills.