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Today's Topics:
1. RE: BritDisc Digest, Vol 24, Issue 8 (Rob McGowan)
2. Tour 3 Lost Property (Simon Statham)
3. Re: RE: BritDisc Digest, Vol 24, Issue 8 (Justin Parkhurst)
4. Opportunity to play Mixed Tour 4 with the Thundering Herd
(Tom Russell)
5. directions to Tour 4 for A and womens (hannah easter)
6. Lost Disc (Simon Yorath)
7. RE: DIRECTIONS TO THE B TOUR!! (karl bater)
8. European Junior Ultimate Championships (sally cannon)
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Message: 1
Date: Mon, 8 Aug 2005 13:21:41 +0100
From: "Rob McGowan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [BD] RE: BritDisc Digest, Vol 24, Issue 8
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Hannah Easter Said: "Janitors refused a promotion to the A tour as they
like their kit the way it is! (unnumbered) and were happy to continue
doing this."
I just wondered why shirts have to be numbered? Players don't accumulate
fouls - like in Basketball for instance - and as far as I know the UKUA
doesn't collect stats during the games (though it would be nice -
perhaps for the finals only?) I guess they are used for rostering
purposes...but then I have never had to give a squad number when I enter
a tournament?
I have no issue with numbers at all, just wondered what they would be
used for in the UK Tour.
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Message: 2
Date: Mon, 8 Aug 2005 13:31:23 +0100 (BST)
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Subject: [BD] Tour 3 Lost Property
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See anything you like or anything you own! Let me know...
I think we can get things to Mansfield, but not sure about Colchester so
you might have to wait until Nationals
Bottles
Paga 2005 Screw Top x 2
Nalgene x 2
Rego Recovery x 2
Toms Tourney
Worlds
Lucozade Bristol x 2
Platypus
Zefal
Red Fuel Bottle types
Lucozade
Blue Zigg Switzerland
T-shirts & Tops
Confucius Say
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Whey
System of a down
Standard Deluxe
Plain Black x 2
After Shock
Aye-Aye
Nike Blue
Dark Blue Thermal
Ergo Monster
North America
White Thermal
LA Festa
Quicksilver White
Dublin 2002
Paso a Paso
Pic Knickers
Tour of New Zealand
Black womens tope
Fall For Greenville
Strange Blue
Caps
Adidas
Diadora
NY
Lookfly Visor
UK Euroconnect Ltd
Boots
Patrick Studs
Adidas Blades
Gilbert Studs
Umbro Blades
Reebok Blades
Hoody
Chevron Action Flash
The Weather
Coats
Gill
View From
Reebok
Roxy Polartec Fleece
Kids - Pink/purple/Green Flowers
Track suit trousers
Adidas
Zantos
Nike Thermals
Misc
Red/White Golf umbrella
Towel
Japan Students
Discs
Joe LLL
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From: "Rob McGowan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [BD] RE: BritDisc Digest, Vol 24, Issue 8
Hannah Easter Said: "Janitors refused a promotion to the A tour as they
like their kit the way it is! (unnumbered) and were happy to continue
doing this."
I just wondered why shirts have to be numbered? Players don't accumulate
fouls - like in Basketball for instance - and as far as I know the UKUA
doesn't collect stats during the games (though it would be nice -
perhaps for the finals only?) I guess they are used for rostering
purposes...but then I have never had to give a squad number when I enter
a tournament?
I have no issue with numbers at all, just wondered what they would be
used for in the UK Tour.
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Date: Mon, 8 Aug 2005 13:39:13 +0100
From: "Justin Parkhurst" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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I hate to jump in on a kit discussion these days
My thinking on numbers was that it was probably for ease of distinguishing
players by the opposition.
E.g. they are in a zone D, and we turn over - someone has to shout 'you've
got 18, I've got 7.... etc.' - its easier and more polite than: 'you've got
gigantor, I'll take ugly mug ...' (as an example)
Having been on a team playing against Catch years ago, and having one of my
guys shouting 'Whos on number 22!' I also saw the usefulness of UNIQUE
numbers as well.
But if thats the reasoning, one might argue numbers should be on both the
front and back of shirts, though?
-Justin
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Subject: [BD] RE: BritDisc Digest, Vol 24, Issue 8
Hannah Easter Said: "Janitors refused a promotion to the A tour as they
like their kit the way it is! (unnumbered) and were happy to continue
doing this."
I just wondered why shirts have to be numbered? Players don't accumulate
fouls - like in Basketball for instance - and as far as I know the UKUA
doesn't collect stats during the games (though it would be nice -
perhaps for the finals only?) I guess they are used for rostering
purposes...but then I have never had to give a squad number when I enter
a tournament?
I have no issue with numbers at all, just wondered what they would be
used for in the UK Tour.
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Message: 4
Date: Mon, 8 Aug 2005 14:47:56 +0100
From: "Tom Russell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [BD] Opportunity to play Mixed Tour 4 with the Thundering
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The Thundering Herd are looking quite short of players for Mixed Tour 4,
which is in Southampton on the 20th / 21st August.
Can anyone out there help us out?
Good fun and some surprisingly good ultimate at times guaranteed :-) oh,
and a free thundering herd disc for the first (positive) reply!
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Date: Mon, 8 Aug 2005 15:56:45 +0100 (BST)
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Subject: [BD] directions to Tour 4 for A and womens
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Directions for to the venue
Multimap link:-
http://www.multimap.com/map/browse.cgi?client=public&search_result=&db=pc&cidr_client=none&lang=&pc=NG198JY&advanced=&client=public&addr2=&quicksearch=NG19+8JY&addr3=&addr1=
The nearest airport is East Midland Airport. This is about 20miles from the
venue. Taxis from the airport can be pre booked with JD cars 01623 636888
for about £27
Directions:-
Driving
FROM THE SOUTH
1 A608 Junction 27 (A608) Leave Motorway (signposted Mansfield) and at
roundabout take 3rd exit A608 In 0.3 mile at roundabout take 2nd exit In
0.7 mile at roundabout take 2nd exit
2 A611 Junction with A611
Keep left to join A611
3 A611 Annesley ("Badger Box" public house on the left)
At traffic signals forward
4 A611 Junction with B6020
At traffic signals forward
5 A611 Junction with B6139
At traffic signals forward past the cemetery on the left
6 A60 Junction with A60
At traffic signals turn left A60
7 A60 Junction for Rainworth
At traffic signals forward
8 A60 AA SERVICE CENTRE (to right)
At traffic signals forward At traffic signals turn right A60
9 A6009 Junction with A6009 (MANSFIELD)At traffic signals turn right A6009
(not shown) (signposted Worksop A60)
10 A6009 MANSFIELD ("The Victoria" public house)
11 A617Junction with A617
At traffic signals forward A617
12 A60 Junction with A60. At traffic signals turn right A60
13 A60 "The Four Ways" public house. At traffic signals forward
14 A60 Leeming Lane,Mansfield Woodhouse
15 Manor sports complex is signed off this RD on the left.
FROM THE NORTH
1 Exit M1 @ J29, @ the roundabout take the 2nd exit A617 (signed
Mansfield). Stay on this RD, (pass a pub on the left) through Glapwell.
2 After a couple of miles you will reach another roundabout, take the 3RD
exit (signed Mansfield).
3 Carry on a couple of miles (pass VW garage on left) you will see a pub
(Rufford Arms) on the right at a traffic light junction. Turn LEFT @ these
lights.
4 Carry on past the train station (on the left) and straight on
5 At the lights till 2 mini roundabouts go LEFT at the first RIGHT at the
second.
6 Go straight on at the lights and then LEFT at the T junction on to
LEEMING LANE. Manor sports complex is signed off this RD on the left.
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I've got a friend in London who plays ultimate with a group of friends
for fun and they would love to enter a mixed tournament sometime. Does
anyone know of a tournament coming up that has places (think Copa and
Glastonbury are both full? however if i'm wrong please shout) and is
open to anyone? =20
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Date: Mon, 08 Aug 2005 17:49:33 +0100
From: "Simon Yorath" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [BD] Lost Disc
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Hi Britdisc!
Sorry to spam the list with non-kit related mail, but I lost a disc at
Tour 3 and it hasn't turned up in lost property. I assume that
somebody has picked it up as a stray disc at the end of the weekend.
It is a white UWE Disco disc, battered and scratched to the point of
almost being useless, even the little disco man is starting to
disappear! It is clearly marked with my nickname (Tugs) and the name
of every team I play for, including my shirt numbers.
Despite being a bit rubbish, this disc has a lot of sentimental value-
I have faithfully taken it to every outdoor tournament I've ever
played, and would really like to see it returned. If you like, I'll
even buy a new disc to replace it! Please contact me at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] or on my mobile- 07761 079010.
Cheers!
Si (Tugs) Yorath, Ltd. Release #72
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Message: 7
Date: Mon, 08 Aug 2005 17:13:18 +0000
From: "karl bater" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RE: [BD] DIRECTIONS TO THE B TOUR!!
To: britdisc@near.me.uk
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at the risk of sounding stupid, im gonna ask a question.
these directions are clearly great for getting to the playing venue. but
how
do those of us that are staying at the halls (??) overnight find them....
are they within seeing distance form the pitches? according to the web page
they are within stumbilgin distance.....
Karl B.
>From: hannah easter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: BRIT DISC <britdisc@near.me.uk>
>Subject: [BD] DIRECTIONS TO THE B TOUR!!
>Date: Mon, 8 Aug 2005 09:18:52 +0100 (BST)
>
> >From A12 London
>Take the exit marked for central Colchester A133 from the A12. At the
next
>roundabout take the 2nd left onto the Avenue of Remembrance. Straight
over
>the next 4 roundabouts keeping on the A133 and following signs to the
>University. At the *5th roundabout take 2nd left to Clacton (signposted
>University and Beth Chattos garden) follow road for 1000 metres (2/3
mile)
>and turn right at the top of the hill following the signs for B1027/1028
>for Wivenhoe. Go over the traffic lights, up to the next set of traffic
>lights, go straight over, take the first turning on the right into
Boundary
>Road. Take 1st right into Park Road, the car park is on the left with
>pitches on the right.
>
> >From A12 Ipswich (From the North)
>Take the first turning off for Colchester. When you approach the
roundabout
>take 2nd exit towards Colchester (Neep garage on left) go straight over
set
>of traffic lights, straight over Rovers Tye roundabout (pub on right).
>Carry straight down that road, at the next roundabout take the 1st left
>exit (Glynn Webb on left), next roundabout go straight over. At next
>roundabout take 2nd left to Clacton (signposted University and Beth
Chattos
>garden) follow road for 1000 metres (2/3 mile) and turn right at the top
of
>the hill following the signs for B1027/1028 for Wivenhoe. Go over the
>traffic lights, up to the next set of traffic lights, go straight over,
>take the first turning on the right into Boundary Road. Take 1st right
into
>Park Road, the car park is on the left with pitches on the right.
>
> >From Colchester Town Centre
>Going down Colchester High Street, take the left-hand side lane at the
>traffic lights near Colchester Castle. Go Straight and at the bottom of
the
>hill go straight over traffic lights up to a roundabout straight over up
to
>a mini roundabout turn left up Ipswich Road at the roundabout take third
>exit. Take 1st right into Park Road, the car park is on the left with
>pitches on the right.
>
>By Rail
>A regular main line service from Liverpool Street runs to Colchester
North
>Station. Journey time just under one hour. Taxis are available in the
>station forecourt.
>
>By Air
>Stansted Airport is only 40 minutes away.
>
>By Ferry
>Harwich is 25 minutes drive away with regular sailings to the Hoek of
>Holland and Scandinavia.
>
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Message: 8
Date: Mon, 08 Aug 2005 21:16:30 +0000
From: "sally cannon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [BD] European Junior Ultimate Championships
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Britdisc,
this weekend saw the European Junior Ultimate Championships in
Gothenburg, Sweden.
Great Britain entered four teams into 3 divisions, two in the Open,
one womens and one team in the inaugral under 16 event.
I'm delighted to announce that we achieved the following results:
Open 1st team - Bronze Medal
Open 2nd team - 5th place and spirit of the game winners
Womens team - Bronze medal and spirit of the game winners
Under 16 team - Gold medal, European Champions!
These results are a testament to the hard work of the coaches and
others who have put the time in to organising and aiding the GB
Juniors. Its great to see such encouraging results at this level and
we can only have high hopes for next years World Junior Championships
in Boston.
Sally Cannon
GB Junior Women #1
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