jim.mcguinness wrote:I think this one has gone far enough , not a good advert for football in the south , our Northern neighbours will be having a laugh , we all love the football , lets just get on with it , see you down the club ,Jim
you are dead right jim. its all ado about nothing and the solution couldent have been simpler. but although it still irks me I certainly will not comment any more on this subject
Good - just make sure the bar is stocked up when Polonia visit this season!
nothing wrong with our bar frank. mind you I wish we had some of that polish beer in the 500 ml stubbies jan hevelious and something which begins with a ZW...K.
Dingy Sunday teams have had no choice but to call it a day. A lot of players decided to walk after a tough season and a fair few decided not to continue playing at all. Pretty disappointing but when you're only getting 4-5 players for preseason (with southern cup games around the corner) the decison was made to pull out of the Sunday comp.
“Well done lad, but remember, you’re still only half as good as I was” – Dixie Dean to Bob Latchford after his 30th league goal in ’78
very sad to hear that , hopefully the boys that want to play will find a team ,was looking forward to catching up with a few of the boys at the Southern Cup , I am sure someone will resurrect the Sunday squad for next season , all the best Jim
Hatchet Squad wrote:Dingy Sunday teams have had no choice but to call it a day. A lot of players decided to walk after a tough season and a fair few decided not to continue playing at all. Pretty disappointing but when you're only getting 4-5 players for preseason (with southern cup games around the corner) the decison was made to pull out of the Sunday comp.
oh shit sorry about that,was looking forward to catching up at games. sad to hear hope you don't have to pull the plug
Hatchet Squad wrote:Dingy Sunday teams have had no choice but to call it a day. A lot of players decided to walk after a tough season and a fair few decided not to continue playing at all. Pretty disappointing but when you're only getting 4-5 players for preseason (with southern cup games around the corner) the decison was made to pull out of the Sunday comp.
oh cabernet sorry about that,was looking forward to catching up at games. sad to hear hope you don't have to pull the plug
I have a feeling you'll still be catching up with me at games
“Well done lad, but remember, you’re still only half as good as I was” – Dixie Dean to Bob Latchford after his 30th league goal in ’78
Hatchet Squad wrote:Dingy Sunday teams have had no choice but to call it a day. A lot of players decided to walk after a tough season and a fair few decided not to continue playing at all. Pretty disappointing but when you're only getting 4-5 players for preseason (with southern cup games around the corner) the decison was made to pull out of the Sunday comp.
oh cabernet sorry about that,was looking forward to catching up at games. sad to hear hope you don't have to pull the plug
We've had a lot of retirements, a lot of players gone to Noarlunga and few gone to Seaford
“Well done lad, but remember, you’re still only half as good as I was” – Dixie Dean to Bob Latchford after his 30th league goal in ’78
Hateful8 wrote:Still no news on who will be coaching Seaford this year. The Southern Cup starts in less than 2 weeks !!!!
not certain but scott Christie I believe hateful8. if so I wish him and the team all the very best for the southern cup and the rest of the season. hope that helps and thanks for asking. GO SEAFORD. cheers.
Hateful8 wrote:Still no news on who will be coaching Seaford this year. The Southern Cup starts in less than 2 weeks !!!!
not certain but scott Christie I believe hateful8. if so I wish him and the team all the very best for the southern cup and the rest of the season. hope that helps and thanks for asking. GO SEAFORD. cheers.
