Campaign @ Crystal Palace, opinions...

[PRINCE$$ KICK ASS]

it was my very first time to play at campain i watched at NEC and thought that it was awsme but i didnt really like it at cp, afta our 1 field fell dwn (chronic) they squeezed us all on the 1 it was total mahem the thing that get up my back the most was that where the judges chrono ur marker had fell down and they hadnt even tired to move it so we were climing over it to get in the field agree with you all exspet the the price of water coz i didnt ave 2 pay made my m8 fanx Ben lol and the sqweege boys and girls rocked!!!!!!!!!!!!!! love ya all xxxkissesxxx

 

[HPUKer]

Much preferred the NEC last year, but this year was ok i guess.

Out of all the milleniums this year ive been to, Bitburg had to be the best for the players.

 

[mikey601]

WTF?! You dont know how god dam hard us squeegeers worked on the feilds. We had no lunch break..only every now and then were we allowed to have a toilet breaks! Most days we worked over time..and some squeegeers worked till 12 at night just so the feild is all cleaned and blowned for the morning, Scaffholding had collapse making us retreat our games to one feild (chronic) making everything 10 times longer than usual..

then a pole fell down holding all the netting that we had to get back up and running so the next game can be played asap so players dont get restless. The french guys did extremely well keeping the event up and running, espcially "ANDY" who was non stop running to each tent making sure we are well equipped and energise for the day, he put others first before himself and only had a hot chocolate the whole f*cking day, making himself ill..but he still carried on!

Squeegeeing is an extremely tough job so dont you dare give us the stick about not blowing up bunkers.!

Its true tho

 

[newboy]

Totally agree with you Ego.****ty job,nobody wants to do it but someone has too!,I know for a fact most of the Pro teams think we did a good job.Iam confused though,i didnt thnk Andy was french?

 

[H]

WTF?! You dont know how god dam hard us squeegeers worked on the feilds. We had no lunch break..only every now and then were we allowed to have a toilet breaks! Most days we worked over time..and some squeegeers worked till 12 at night just so the feild is all cleaned and blowned for the morning, Scaffholding had collapse making us retreat our games to one feild (chronic) making everything 10 times longer than usual..

then a pole fell down holding all the netting that we had to get back up and running so the next game can be played asap so players dont get restless. The french guys did extremely well keeping the event up and running, espcially "ANDY" who was non stop running to each tent making sure we are well equipped and energise for the day, he put others first before himself and only had a hot chocolate the whole f*cking day, making himself ill..but he still carried on!

Squeegeeing is an extremely tough job so dont you dare give us the stick about not blowing up bunkers.!

I don't think he's having a direct dig at you guys who worked your buns off. I think more the problem was there may not been enough of you and the bunkers with the leaks should have been repaired or replaced.

 

[ego]

How dare you mikey!

He isnt, its just that i cant be assed to have full stops in my sentences.

 

[ego]

I think more the probelm that there may not been enough of you .

word.

 

[eastie]

This is not intended for the bunkers cleaners cause i thought you did a top job.

Word!

 

[ego]

Priviledged to work with the two of the best squeegeers the MILLENIUM has ever seen! Phil AKA ionfire and Howard AKA Eastie! Top job guys!

 

[eastie]

I. I think more the problem was there may not been enough of you and the bunkers with the leaks should have been repaired or replaced.

Totally agree, there definately should have been more of us. And it was the same on the dye field. 2 bunkers were basically flat every game, even though we blew them up just before 10 secs was called. As I have said in my earlier post, we were told to wait 5 mins for the bunker to be repaired, and it turned out to be 2 hours!