with only 1 pro team left in the uk and teams droping out /spots for sale where is uk paintball going??????
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Same old question with the same old answers.
The bottom line is that we do not have the number of truely dedicated players that want to train every weekend to get the results.
into Americanization, one pro team per state, in this case one or two the uk
with the other 70% competing in domestic tournaments
and the other 30% as freelance opting to train or(scrimage/grind every sunday) as they (in my case) dont want to pay good money for bad tournaments with no prizes.
or guest in the domestic
thats my thoughts
peace and love
with the other 70% competing in domestic tournaments
and the other 30% as freelance opting to train or(scrimage/grind every sunday) as they (in my case) dont want to pay good money for bad tournaments with no prizes.
or guest in the domestic
thats my thoughts
peace and love
i thinks its same/ getting better,
there may only be one cpl team, but there's 4 spl, like 7 div 1 teams plus others in div 2...
spots have gone up for sale but only by 1 aybe 2 uk teams so far,but more uk teas have been buying spots +earning .
i dont think its ''that we do not have the number of truely dedicated players that want to train every weekend to get the results''
as there are a few teams who do train every weekend if not every two weeks..
is what tommy said.
if milleniums offerd more, or simply lowerd entry/licence fees, more teams would attend.
'i think thats why a few trips to america seem more appealing to some
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there may only be one cpl team, but there's 4 spl, like 7 div 1 teams plus others in div 2...
spots have gone up for sale but only by 1 aybe 2 uk teams so far,but more uk teas have been buying spots +earning .
i dont think its ''that we do not have the number of truely dedicated players that want to train every weekend to get the results''
as there are a few teams who do train every weekend if not every two weeks..
is what tommy said.
if milleniums offerd more, or simply lowerd entry/licence fees, more teams would attend.
'i think thats why a few trips to america seem more appealing to some
'
Few being point of my comment.
You could count the number of 'dedicated' UK teams on your right hand. Statistics dictate that only a small percentage of these teams would be able to cut the mustard at a pro / semi pro level, hence the poor international showing from this side of the pond.
Well my thoughts are that it needs to be made cheaper so that people can actually get into the game once everything is bought it is not that expensive to train and as our team worked out we can enter the D7's series (Thats not a punt by the way) and its £250 for the team and if you shoot 20 cases total £650 then between the 8 of us its only £80 Total. And it has top prizes up for grabs. My argument is that i went out last weekend and spent £120 on getting in clubs and buying drinks all night. Its just a matter of prioritys me thinks....
Rob
D7's North
D7's Outlawz
www.proaktivpaintball.co.uk
Rob
D7's North
D7's Outlawz
www.proaktivpaintball.co.uk