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Cricket in Newfoundland
Are there any expats living in St John's interested in cricket or do you know any locals that are looking to try a different sport?
The Cricket Association of Newfoundland and Labrador has just been formed and we are looking for players of 'any' standard. Whether you don't know your Gunn & Moore from your Duncan Fearnley or if your a seasoned player, we want to see you. We are starting off with some 'knock abouts' on Sunday afternoons at 1pm at Kelly's Brook Park and we have aims at getting our own square and having enough players to have a few teams to compete in the area. We will also be having a Twenty20 game at the King George V stadium, provisionally on Friday 6th August. At this event we intend to hold some coaching sessions for those that have little or no experience of the game followed by a Twenty20 game. More details will follow. If anybody would like any further information then please send me a Private Message and I will get back to you. Cheers Glenn |
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I was quite happy with the fact we were a 'cricket free zone' here :p
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I'm a massive football fan...but there's enough of that already in St John's....Time for the boys in white to have a go!
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Good luck - sounds like fun!
I love cricket and spent many hours as "scorer" for our local village team .... great memories. Hope it's successful for you! J :) |
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http://encarta.msn.com/dictionary_/pedant.html ;):p
Thanks Fled ... was going to edit them out and then thought "what the heck!" |
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Originally Posted by Jingle
(Post 8712435)
http://encarta.msn.com/dictionary_/pedant.html ;):p
Thanks Fled ... was going to edit them out and then thought "what the heck!" Maybe you weren't really the scorer after all? |
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Originally Posted by GloriousGlenn
(Post 8712336)
I'm a massive football fan...but there's enough of that already in St John's....Time for the boys in white to have a go!
Keep us updated - may have a wander down if there is any beer drinking involved :thumbup: |
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Originally Posted by fledermaus
(Post 8712443)
"Indeed"
Maybe you weren't really the scorer after all? J:) |
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You talk about so called "unnecessary quotes", but what about your unnecessary posts. I would prefer the thread to be talking about the subject title "Cricket in Newfoundland". Thanks to nldfc and Jingle :thumbsup: |
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Originally Posted by GloriousGlenn
(Post 8712546)
:frown: :sneaky:
You talk about so called "unnecessary quotes", but what about your unnecessary posts. I would prefer the thread to be talking about the subject title "Cricket in Newfoundland". Thanks to nldfc and Jingle :thumbsup: I feel terrible, desolate, mortified. |
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I felt the quotes added to that post, albeit unintentionally. I felt the idea of being a "scorer" conveyed a pleasant, perhaps mythical, image of a game on a village green watched by someone in a white dress and straw hat who languidly makes notes tenuously related to the progress of the match. This in contrast to the role of scorer at a pub league rounders event in Canada where such a person would be dressed in an outfit reflecting the faux athleticism of the pastime and would be frenziedly compiling statistics using a portable electronic device otherwise devoted to the storing of notes on potential new limitations to the freedom of other residents of "her" condo.
To me the quotes suggested a hazy afternoon of gentle pleasures, fin-de-siecle delights, if you will. The use of the quotes conveyed an ability not to take matters too seriously, a sense or proportion about a rather silly, if enjoyable, game. Those quotes set the happy tone for my day, I thought I might listen to some Wishbone Ash and wondered when next I would encounter a Morris dancing side. |
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Originally Posted by fledermaus
(Post 8712561)
Ooo that's me "told".
I feel terrible, desolate, mortified. |
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Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 8712579)
I felt the quotes added to that post, albeit unintentionally. I felt the idea of being a "scorer" conveyed a pleasant, perhaps mythical, image of a game on a village green watched by someone in a white dress and straw hat who languidly makes notes tenuously related to the progress of the match. This in contrast to the role of scorer at a pub league rounders event in Canada where such a person would be dressed in an outfit reflecting the faux athleticism of the pastime and would be frenziedly compiling statistics using a portable electronic device otherwise devoted to the storing of notes on potential new limitations to the freedom of other residents of "her" condo.
To me the quotes suggested a hazy afternoon of gentle pleasures, fin-de-siecle delights, if you will. The use of the quotes conveyed an ability not to take matters too seriously, a sense or proportion about a rather silly, if enjoyable, game. Those quotes set the happy tone for my day, I thought I might listen to some Wishbone Ash and wondered when next I would encounter a Morris dancing side. |
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Originally Posted by GloriousGlenn
(Post 8712584)
Pedantic and sarcastic! Nice!!
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