What makes an event good?

[Markie C]

I think that if you have good ref's and some one who can take time out and explain whats just gone on ie bad calls or how a call was made then that would be great.

This whole reffing for points thing is a joke, you cant call it a locked div and then let teams ref for points and to make things worst they had a div 1 team ref on the div 1 field as well which i thought was a little out of order ( this is the london event)

 

[PortoX]

I think that if you have good ref's and some one who can take time out and explain whats just gone on ie bad calls or how a call was made then that would be great.

This whole reffing for points thing is a joke, you cant call it a locked div and then let teams ref for points and to make things worst they had a div 1 team ref on the div 1 field as well which i thought was a little out of order ( this is the london event)

100% agree I know its hard to get but a reffing team that is just reffing not playing in the league. Biased reffing is strife in the Millenniums especially!

As for what Andy Steele said I completely agree with, play ball or go home.

 

[Andy Steele]

Millenniums are not "value for money" unless you go with the intention of coming first in your respective division and have trained long and hard with that goal in mind.
Is that right or wrong? That's up to you to decide, but given the declining attendance figures over the past few years, I think the general playing population is making their choice.............

actually i do go to these events with that exact goal in mind. i want to win. as should everyone who attends these events.

why on earth would you pay to go to these events? if your happy with coming home saying "atleast you tried" then thats up to you. personally i think thats bull**** talk for people that lose.

what the fack are you on about steeley
its about the number of trade stands mainly. I need to splurge cash on sh1z I think Iwant but you definitely dont need, in order to feel like a better player, and definitely look like one.

then of course its about the food onsite. heaven forbit I invest in a chiller box and the acumen to construct a decent healthy lunch, or even go to a supermarket before rolling down to the site. I demand instant gratification in the form of a gourmet ceasar salad (lo-cal dressing of course) washed down with an organic tonic for no more than £2.65.

finally, the event should ideally be within walking distance from my house, and naturally ill be invoicing some company or other for my expenses to attend. id rather not have to catch a bus, or spend much of my own money (unless its on things I intend to sell for a 75% loss on classifieds within 3 months).

Doesnt matter if I win a single game, at least I was there "with the best". added bonus, if the fields can be laid out so as best to showcase my teams raw talent (rocketlaunching, kneesliding and arguing with people).

see you on the 50!
easy field!

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