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Hometrees a flog, i can't believe you've devoted a whole page to the tang... they're a basketcase and have made a career out of losing grannys.. Time to switch to the rumour mill..... The one decent player hampton have "Hawley" is apparently in love and over cricket, Nick Youngs is eyeing a return to the tone after a 20-20 game recently, Chelsea are eyeing a name change to Chelsea-Tangy on the back of their recent acquisitions and Dayks has quoted he'll top his best season now that he's found form
Surely when only a few games out of a whole competion get on it is the wrong call. Everyone hopes to play and would rather the VTCA erred on the side of caution and this would be the case if half the games played. But when only a few get on then it is a shocking decision particuarly when it was pouring with rain when the announcement happended at 10.15. Anyway it was a blunder by the VTCA, umpires got paid so they are happy otherwise it was a massive waste of a dayThe VTCA are fighting a losing battle here. If they had of called off all cricket Saturday, the teams involved in the games that could have been played/the games that were very close to getting a result on the second day would be angered. And now they've called report to grounds where the majority of games would have been a slim chance at playing and they're getting critised. Easiest solution is to report to grounds- Unless the high majority of clubs notify the VTCA that their wicket will be unplayable.
Very sensible post YB. Anyhow it should be good for revenue if the players turn up and down a few frothies.The VTCA are fighting a losing battle here. If they had of called off all cricket Saturday, the teams involved in the games that could have been played/the games that were very close to getting a result on the second day would be angered. And now they've called report to grounds where the majority of games would have been a slim chance at playing and they're getting critised. Easiest solution is to report to grounds- Unless the high majority of clubs notify the VTCA that their wicket will be unplayable.
Surely when only a few games out of a whole competion get on it is the wrong call. Everyone hopes to play and would rather the VTCA erred on the side of caution and this would be the case if half the games played. But when only a few get on then it is a shocking decision particuarly when it was pouring with rain when the announcement happended at 10.15. Anyway it was a blunder by the VTCA, umpires got paid so they are happy otherwise it was a massive waste of a day
Maybe they don't have a social life at Port MelbourneAll Premier was report to grounds, all Subbies was report to grounds, all Eastern was report to grounds, all Dandenong was report to grounds, and the VTCA was report to grounds - It's a bloody conspiracy
Fair call that we bitch and moan and the VTCA can't win either way. Im just happy we were at home, wouldn't like to be someone like Mckinnon and have a nice trip to Hoppers on a day like that.[/quote
Not just mckinnon, but Bentleigh and South both travelled to the bad lands over the river
Here we go again , rain at times Saturday after light rain Friday. What should they do call it off Friday night , so Port don't have to go to their ground.
Is more rain scheduled than there was last weekend, which no doubt means "report to grounds". Not many grounds in the South that can cope with much rain at all. They always seem to get on at Murrumbeena but the other grounds always seem to be washed off.All week they were saying fine on the weekend
No worries ill have a crack at it.I'll do some tips in an hour or so when work quietens down a bit...