Where are you this weekend? 2015/2016.

thepercy


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Beach 7s in Rochester, NY, USA
 

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L6 v L5 friendly. Charity match, should be a decent crowd.
 

Lee Lifeson-Peart


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Friday - watching Leeds Rhinos v Wigan Warriors.

Saturday - Sheffield II v Wheatley Hills II pre-season "friendly"

Sunday - Birthday Barbeque
 

crossref


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Saturday morning.. NZ v Australia
Saturday evening.. England v France

(Armchair appointments, both)
 

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Great day of 7's. Prepping for Bury St Edmunds(2) v Westcombe Park(2) on Saturday.
 

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Friday - watching Leeds Rhinos v Wigan Warriors.

Saturday - Sheffield II v Wheatley Hills II pre-season "friendly"

Sunday - Birthday Barbeque

Ended up doing Barnsley I/II v Rotherham Clifton I

This weekend no fixture due to BBQ/falling over into the shrubs type event - weather forecast looks ok at the moment :pepper:
 

Phil E


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Saturday morning, washing my hair and checking my kit from last season.
Saturday afternoon Southam v Stoke Old Boys Trials.
Saturday evening rush up to RAF Cosford for a Defence School of Photography Centenary Dinner (Black Tie negative medals, which means the bloke who wrote the dress code hasn't got any :tongue:), stopping over Hic!
Sunday morning after my Full English Breakfast, back home to pick up Everitt Junior and take him to West Brom v Chelsea.
Sunday evening, feet up and relax.
 

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RAF Cosford for a Defence School of Photography Centenary Dinner (Black Tie negative medals, which means the bloke who wrote the dress code hasn't got any :tongue:), stopping over Hic!

nail on the head there bud
 

TheBFG


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Friday night, L6 v L5 pre-season match. I'll be reffing this one as a league game though, last Saturday was a chuffin nightmare, away side could have been down to 12 at one point, but as captains insisted on no cards :shrug: That won't be happening tomorrow night, sides and refs get very frustrated :mad:
 

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I can understand agreeing no cards for technical offences, but surely you'd ALWAYS need to retain the power to card for foul play ... stamp on the head must always = leave the pitch.
 

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I can understand agreeing no cards for technical offences, but surely you'd ALWAYS need to retain the power to card for foul play ... stamp on the head must always = leave the pitch.

The problem with "agreeing" for technical offences is that it can (and clearly did, here) escalate.

I've had a player who broke another player's neck yell at me to stop the game. He was no longer ball carrier and the putative tackler had extremely poor technique. Just for a very odd counterexample, there was no intent obviously.
 

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RAF Cosford for a Defence School of Photography Centenary Dinner (Black Tie negative medals, which means the bloke who wrote the dress code hasn't got any :tongue:), stopping over Hic!

nail on the head there bud

They give medals for photography now? Black and white ribbon, I assume?
 

Ciaran Trainor


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I'm off to York Friday night. An old friend of mine is playing for Penguins rugby on a tour and I'm rooming with him and maybe even getting a 10 minute cameo in an over 50s match.
Quite an itinerary planned for a "king penguin's" 70th birthday weekend tour.
Trip to Redcar Saturday.
Anyone around please give me a shout.
I'd never heard of this fine group until recently. Seems like it's going to be an interesting weekend!
 

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Refereeing an Eng L6 v a Welsh ? "Friendly"
 

Phil E


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They give medals for photography now? Black and white ribbon, I assume?

Well mine are for 24 years of undetected crime.
Being there.
Being there while the bullets were flying.
Being somewhere else.
Being somewhere else again.

It would have been B&W in my day. Now it would be a digital ribbon!
 

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Wednesday BSE development v Diss.
 
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