NSPA: Weekly Info
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Aye another good night for everyone involved.
The bps rule will is comming into force some people cannot cap their markers yet but this rule will be introduced for the next event for all markers that can be done.
The bps rule will is comming into force some people cannot cap their markers yet but this rule will be introduced for the next event for all markers that can be done.
27th feb Wed night review
Gee, it sure is good to be back!
Having had our winter break ( God damn British weather!) it was a great feeling heading to site in glorious sunshine to set up the field, hear the compressor up and running and putting up the netting. Neil and I had fun (as you probably could tell) setting up the field to our own design, but was amazed how many people actually liked it (old dogs, new tricks? ha, we laugh in the face of pitiful old sayings!) with the odd exception I should add, I'll let you guys work them out?
Anyway, the weather was grand and considering the short notice the turn out was excellent, 8 teams raring to go! Obviously the break had re-invigorated alot of the 3 man teams, what followed was a fair, but well fought competition! As usual a great humorous atmosphere, spot on grub, good marshalling, but most importantly smiles and hugs all round, well done to all who was there and thank you.
The results:
1st. Raggy Rasta's 24pts: (a shock 0-4 defeat in their first game by Jakass, as they kept their historic slow start form running, then never lost a game for the rest of the night!)
2nd. Vudoo 22pts: (excellent start to the night, then a few kit problems dropped them some points and never was able to catch up to the Rasta's, but good to watch and only received one warning all night!)
3rd. Jakass 18pts: (what a fabulous start to the new season for the ever faithful Jakass. A mention has to go to young Singer who stood in for Oscar and did an amazing job, but all members gelled straight away and made this the best and most successful 3 man for the team yet. Can they keep it up next week?)
4th. The Firm 17pts: (a new team member for a new team at NSPA, had great expectations especially after their exhilarating start, but couldn't keep up the momentum throughout the night. They will do better, be sure of that!)
5th.= Mad Monks 16pts: ( not on their usual form, was hoping for a winning send off for the much to be missed Mr Soppit (good luck and all the best), but wasn't to be, but still laughed and joked throughout the evening, great entertainment.)
5th.= NSPA II 16pts: (Good start to a new team, will improve when the team becomes more settled, showed great promise with daring moves into the snake and the complex. Training time will help!)
7th. NSPA I 13pts: (could almost just write ditto. Some good performances through out the night, can and will only get better. Still a right laugh though!)
8th. Oddbods 4pts: (a make shift team who went for it wholeheartedly and won an impressive game against Jakass. A pleasure to watch, and some good players who just need a permanent team)
See you all next week, TTFN,
Gee, it sure is good to be back!
Having had our winter break ( God damn British weather!) it was a great feeling heading to site in glorious sunshine to set up the field, hear the compressor up and running and putting up the netting. Neil and I had fun (as you probably could tell) setting up the field to our own design, but was amazed how many people actually liked it (old dogs, new tricks? ha, we laugh in the face of pitiful old sayings!) with the odd exception I should add, I'll let you guys work them out?
Anyway, the weather was grand and considering the short notice the turn out was excellent, 8 teams raring to go! Obviously the break had re-invigorated alot of the 3 man teams, what followed was a fair, but well fought competition! As usual a great humorous atmosphere, spot on grub, good marshalling, but most importantly smiles and hugs all round, well done to all who was there and thank you.
The results:
1st. Raggy Rasta's 24pts: (a shock 0-4 defeat in their first game by Jakass, as they kept their historic slow start form running, then never lost a game for the rest of the night!)
2nd. Vudoo 22pts: (excellent start to the night, then a few kit problems dropped them some points and never was able to catch up to the Rasta's, but good to watch and only received one warning all night!)
3rd. Jakass 18pts: (what a fabulous start to the new season for the ever faithful Jakass. A mention has to go to young Singer who stood in for Oscar and did an amazing job, but all members gelled straight away and made this the best and most successful 3 man for the team yet. Can they keep it up next week?)
4th. The Firm 17pts: (a new team member for a new team at NSPA, had great expectations especially after their exhilarating start, but couldn't keep up the momentum throughout the night. They will do better, be sure of that!)
5th.= Mad Monks 16pts: ( not on their usual form, was hoping for a winning send off for the much to be missed Mr Soppit (good luck and all the best), but wasn't to be, but still laughed and joked throughout the evening, great entertainment.)
5th.= NSPA II 16pts: (Good start to a new team, will improve when the team becomes more settled, showed great promise with daring moves into the snake and the complex. Training time will help!)
7th. NSPA I 13pts: (could almost just write ditto. Some good performances through out the night, can and will only get better. Still a right laugh though!)
8th. Oddbods 4pts: (a make shift team who went for it wholeheartedly and won an impressive game against Jakass. A pleasure to watch, and some good players who just need a permanent team)
See you all next week, TTFN,
surely that warning should go to the individual in question
, did u happen to find your dummy sid ? thanx to everyone for a fantastic night
That was Sid's Dummy!!!!!!!!!!! I would never of guessed
Was a fun night, nice to have Simon playing again after the amount of hours he has to work, will get the cobwebs out of you mate, you played well once you got through half a pack of fags.
Was a fun night, nice to have Simon playing again after the amount of hours he has to work, will get the cobwebs out of you mate, you played well once you got through half a pack of fags.
That was Sid's Dummy!!!!!!!!!!! I would never of guessed
Was a fun night, nice to have Simon playing again after the amount of hours he has to work, will get the cobwebs out of you mate, you played well once you got through half a pack of fags.
Should read " Daz's Fags"
Wed 5th March Review
Luckily not the gusting winds we were promised by the usually accurate British weather forecasts! ! So even though it wasn't our best turnout, with a few late cancellations, each team still got to play 8 games in a very relaxed atmosphere and still had time for some all out mayhem (one on ones, five on fives and so on) at the end of the night! Great to see a brand new team to the NSPA come down and enjoy themselves and play marvelously well. Great fun watching Mr Singer and Son (Brandon) do "one on one" with all of us knowing there would be only one outcome! Excellent marshalling was noted by many of the players, but as seems to be the case everyweek at the NSPA, the final standings would all come down to the last two games of the night, nerve wracking stuff! Splendid!
The results:
1st. Raggy Rasta's 34pts: (an excellent start for a change, but lost a game in each half to keep it so, so close at the end, Guess Tony's new glasses really do work? Superb performance!)
2nd. Mad Monks 30pts: (excellent play all night, Mr Singer was on the top of his game, dragging the rest of his team into some quality gameplay. Their best performance for a while, all played top notch ball.)
3rd. Mini Monks 29pts: (what can you say about Brandon, 6 out of his 8 games he owned the field, definatly player of the night, but thats not taking anything away from his team mates, they all played exceptionally well and could of one the tourney on the last game, thats how close the top 3 where. A delight to watch!)
4th. NSPA 21pts: (a team still finding its feet, lovely to see Hollywood back in action and taking the hits for the team, massive improvement on last week and with the training schedule they've organised, things are just going to get better and better, look out for these guys!)
5th.= Eclipse 20pts: (first timers to the NSPA and held their own very well indeed, great start but tailed off towards the end with the exception of a fantastic win over the Mad Monks in their final game which changed who would win the Tourney. Very enthusiastic and with a few training days and if they can stay together as a team, another team to watch out for. Well done lads, See you next week)
All teams can take it from here on in that The Wednesday Night Tournament will be on every week, unless you are notified by text or your stable Captains, hurray!
All the usual thanks to all the usual people, see you all next week.
Luckily not the gusting winds we were promised by the usually accurate British weather forecasts!
! So even though it wasn't our best turnout, with a few late cancellations, each team still got to play 8 games in a very relaxed atmosphere and still had time for some all out mayhem (one on ones, five on fives and so on) at the end of the night! Great to see a brand new team to the NSPA come down and enjoy themselves and play marvelously well. Great fun watching Mr Singer and Son (Brandon) do "one on one" with all of us knowing there would be only one outcome! Excellent marshalling was noted by many of the players, but as seems to be the case everyweek at the NSPA, the final standings would all come down to the last two games of the night, nerve wracking stuff! Splendid! The results:
1st. Raggy Rasta's 34pts: (an excellent start for a change, but lost a game in each half to keep it so, so close at the end, Guess Tony's new glasses really do work? Superb performance!)
2nd. Mad Monks 30pts: (excellent play all night, Mr Singer was on the top of his game, dragging the rest of his team into some quality gameplay. Their best performance for a while, all played top notch ball.)
3rd. Mini Monks 29pts: (what can you say about Brandon, 6 out of his 8 games he owned the field, definatly player of the night, but thats not taking anything away from his team mates, they all played exceptionally well and could of one the tourney on the last game, thats how close the top 3 where. A delight to watch!)
4th. NSPA 21pts: (a team still finding its feet, lovely to see Hollywood back in action and taking the hits for the team, massive improvement on last week and with the training schedule they've organised, things are just going to get better and better, look out for these guys!)
5th.= Eclipse 20pts: (first timers to the NSPA and held their own very well indeed, great start but tailed off towards the end with the exception of a fantastic win over the Mad Monks in their final game which changed who would win the Tourney. Very enthusiastic and with a few training days and if they can stay together as a team, another team to watch out for. Well done lads, See you next week)
All teams can take it from here on in that The Wednesday Night Tournament will be on every week, unless you are notified by text or your stable Captains, hurray!
All the usual thanks to all the usual people, see you all next week.