"I know this seems angry and I appreciate that the organisers who
were
   probably put under pressure by quite a few imbeciles to give everyone
   a break to watch the football" - Special. 

Good work Special. Imbecile did mix up the idiot quota, I'll give you
that. How did I forget "imbecile"? Because I'm a "spanner" perhaps.

Can people stop abusing football fans please, like we all sat outside
Jamie Cross's house, sifting through his bins and throwing rubbish
through his letterbox until we got our way! What is this witch hunt?
Idiots, imbeciles...you're all so angry! Grab a cider, sit in the
sun/drizzle, think about a solution even. 

People should have the right to moan. People should have the right to
suggest improvements. Undoubtedly. But if you REALLY feel that strong
about this point, ask your captain to contact the other captain and see
if your game can be brought forward. Then check with Jamie and Si that
they have no problem with it, which for the record I don't think they
do. I would imagine they are now past caring and on the verge of burning
our tents as we sleep. 

Some problems (say a cold shower or rubbish pitches etc) are out of your
control and maybe warrant a moan. This is firmly within your control.
You can do something about it. Talk between yourselves and get it
sorted. This is madness! MADNESS I TELL YOU! 

Of all the things TD/schedulers get pulled up on, this is surely one
which a small bit of communication and common sense can sort out. 

Otherwise we're all going to start looking very "special". 

See what I did there? ;)

Berry7.

Fired up after a Magners at lunch. 

-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Peter Wigfield
Sent: 17 May 2007 13:10
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [BD] Schedules


   This whole scheduling argument is leaving me confused (not a mammoth
   task admittedly); Do we want good solid schedules with realtively
   evenly spaced games which was a complaint about the first one or
   schedules that allow us to fit outside commitments in during a
weekend
   of ultimate?  People seem to complain no matter what because
everybody
   wants their cake and to eat it.

   The argument that we are different as a sport is rubbish; sorry to
   anyone offended by this but it is.  Someone made the point that by
   supporting other sports we show that we can appreciate sporting skill
   or whatever. The same person continued to make a point that we should
   demonstrate that we are above the petty bitching about sports; is
that
   a holier than thou attitude forming?  If so that is no better than
   football.

   Ultimate as a sport is quite often mocked by other sports teams at
the
   university for "not being a propper sport".  Tour (Open/Womens/Mixed)
   is the top level of playing in this country and as such some vague
   sense of professionalism should be applied (which it is through kit
   rules etc).  Find me another sport in which they would stop halfway
   through the tournament to show any other sporting event?  Imagine if
   we did get spectators "Sorry could you all please stop watching what
   you've come to watch, the players wish to watch the football."

   Why can't someone just record it and show it at the party?  People
   could avoid radios and TVs during the day and then in the evening sit
   back and watch the football.  Currently because of the football gap
in
   the schedule I will have to play two games back to back and then
spend
   a few hours doing nothing before my final game of the day.

   I know this seems angry and I appreciate that the organisers who were
   probably put under pressure by quite a few imbeciles to give everyone
   a break to watch the football.  I think the fact that many teams have
   said that they will try to play in the gap is admirable, we are all
   paying to play frisbee not sit down in a pub - I can do that without
a
   tournament fee.

   Sorry to any/all offended, my views no-one elses,
   Special
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References

   1. http://g.msn.com/8HMBENUK/2749??PS=47575
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