Are the Central 7's still going because I have just noticed that they are supposed to be on the same day (7th March) as the PAA League?
P.S. This isnt Eddy, This is my Dad
P.S. This isnt Eddy, This is my Dad
Is The Central 7's Still Going?
- Thread starter Eddy - The Troggs
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I should think so as although the PAL has yaffled up 39 teams from all over the country thier are still a huge number of teams that are not playing on that day. Also as the PA is held at a dedicated venue it means that the PGI 7's has its choice of all other venues. Now the problem starts when bully schedules his events on the same day.
I think the chance of that happening are a lot less that me playing for the Naughty DogsOriginally posted by T.B.F.K.A.T.L.
Now the problem starts when bully schedules his events on the same day.
Very unlikely as we worked with and around the other tourney's to avoid any conflict and I'm very proud to say we work very closely with Steve on many projects so I very much doubt it's ever likely to become an issue. Also it was the hard core referees from the 2000 series who formed the basis for the PA's refrees association and they ref both eventsOriginally posted by T.B.F.K.A.T.L.
Now the problem starts when bully schedules his events on the same day.
...I guess we could use one set of refs to run both tourneys on the same fields, at the same time on the same day but the format might get confusing...four teams on field, two playing centre flag, two playing end to end...6 guys all trying to get behind one lie-down coke can
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In number terms that's kinda like running the old 15 a side format on a modern field then?Originally posted by Hatts
...I guess we could use one set of refs to run both tourneys on the same fields, at the same time on the same day but the format might get confusing...four teams on field, two playing centre flag, two playing end to end...6 guys all trying to get behind one lie-down coke can
... hey now there's an idea
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Phil
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yes
The PGI central 7's is still on,
We will be publishing a list of divisions in the next few days, and yes quite a few teams have moved around and have chosen to pay the PA league, competition is good for the sport, it means that in order to compete for custom tournamnet organisation must deliver a quality above all others in order to suceed, the standards in the UK are contunually being raised by all parties. This can only be good for UK paintball.
What will 2005 bring............................
The PGI central 7's is still on,
We will be publishing a list of divisions in the next few days, and yes quite a few teams have moved around and have chosen to pay the PA league, competition is good for the sport, it means that in order to compete for custom tournamnet organisation must deliver a quality above all others in order to suceed, the standards in the UK are contunually being raised by all parties. This can only be good for UK paintball.
What will 2005 bring............................