Re: New NWC Leagues? : Fri Aug 20, 2010 5:39 pm  

its genuienly horrid....and then there is the arrangement with sponsors - why would you sponsor that?!

Re: New NWC Leagues? : Sat Aug 21, 2010 9:28 am  

monkeytowner wrote:

You better be there this weekend

Ohhh I'll be there alright, putting a shirt on for sure but not sure how long I'll last depends on my Sh*t knee. (Or how big your lot are )

Re: New NWC Leagues? : Mon Aug 23, 2010 12:57 am  

Ave It! wrote:

Ohhh I'll be there alright, putting a shirt on for sure but not sure how long I'll last depends on my Sh*t knee. (Or how big your lot are )

f*ck me your lot were big talk about mini planets, no wonder I came off at HT with my s*1t knee!!!!

Re: New NWC Leagues? : Mon Aug 23, 2010 10:02 am  

Ave It! wrote:

f*ck me your lot were big talk about mini planets, no wonder I came off at HT with my s*1t knee!!!!

Funnily enough one of the players nickname is planet. Was a good run out for both teams

Re: New NWC Leagues? : Mon Aug 23, 2010 10:17 pm  

I've asked for them to put on the League Republic site but not got anything yet.
Ron and Jean Girvin may be on holiday.

Re: New NWC Leagues? : Thu Aug 26, 2010 4:42 pm  

Terry Gorman wrote:

I've asked for them to put on the League Republic site but not got anything yet.
Ron and Jean Girvin may be on holiday.

I thought you looked after that website!

Would be a shame if League Republic wasn't updated for the season, it's a superb site.

Re: New NWC Leagues? : Fri Aug 27, 2010 10:25 am  

Some good news for New Springs Lions: The Wigan Riversiders attended a meeting last night with the committee of New Springs Lions.

We where approached by New Springs who as of a few weeks ago where not running an open age team due to low numbers. The Riversiders have agreed to help out and make a non-official partnership for players to play for both clubs over the winter and summer. Our main goal is to become more competitive in the summer leagues and getting a stable side that play together year round is a massive step for us and obviously helps New Springs put a team out for the 2010/11 Barla season.

Following the meeting last night; New Springs where accepted back into Division 4 of the North West Counties, and competitive games start in 2 weeks time.

TRAINING: Will be held next Tuesday (31st August) @ New Spring’s home venue from 7pm. We ask all Riversiders players too meet at 645pm at the Club House.

Re: New NWC Leagues? : Fri Aug 27, 2010 11:36 am  

{Hogan} wrote:

Some good news for New Springs Lions: The Wigan Riversiders attended a meeting last night with the committee of New Springs Lions.

We where approached by New Springs who as of a few weeks ago where not running an open age team due to low numbers. The Riversiders have agreed to help out and make a non-official partnership for players to play for both clubs over the winter and summer. Our main goal is to become more competitive in the summer leagues and getting a stable side that play together year round is a massive step for us and obviously helps New Springs put a team out for the 2010/11 Barla season.

Following the meeting last night; New Springs where accepted back into Division 4 of the North West Counties, and competitive games start in 2 weeks time.

TRAINING: Will be held next Tuesday (31st August) @ New Spring’s home venue from 7pm. We ask all Riversiders players too meet at 645pm at the Club House.

what are your existing players doing who already ahve winter clubs???

Re: New NWC Leagues? : Fri Aug 27, 2010 12:45 pm  

mmp wrote:

what are your existing players doing who already ahve winter clubs???

Returning back to there own winter clubs. Players currently without a club we hope will be taking up the offer at New Springs.

Re: New NWC Leagues? : Fri Aug 27, 2010 1:58 pm  

Shevington Sharks start life off in the NWC Premier League with a very difficult home game against Wigan St Cuthberts on Sept 4th

They can be very encouraged with their victory over Ince Rose Bridge on Tues night. The game was played in quarters with Bridge fielding their 1st team in the 1st and 3rd quarters and their 2nd team in the 2nd and 4th quarters. The Sharks had just the 17 for this friendly, but new coach Neil Baynes [ex Wigan, Salford and Whitehaven] will have been very pleased, with the fitness and some of the plays from the team

All the Sharks players will have got a lot out from the game, and Neil is looking forward to the season, along with the players so they can test themselves against some of the best amateur clubs in BARLA