Gatsby
a.k.a Bary Glack
But that's pretty unlikely i would sayAFAIK it gets reduced to 10 teams..
But that's pretty unlikely i would sayAFAIK it gets reduced to 10 teams..
How do you bowl with eleven teams in a centre that has only 10 lanes? Would that mean that one team sits out each game. If this is the case, does the team who sat out get practice shots before their next game? And if so, shouldn't their oppents also get practice shots on the match pair?
I have a feeling that in 2003 (which is the last time this occurred) there was no practice at all after the initial practice of each block (not certain though). Previously to that it was as Woza has said.The team that sat out gets 2 balls per lane practice but it is not on the match lanes it is on another pair (I think that is what has happened in the past not 100% sure) In the past when there was a team member change the new bowler coming in got 2 balls per lane on where the match was just finished - not where the new match was being commenced that I am 100% sure of.
Sorry i was thinking sale wasn't goin to be there next year. Which was not the right thing to do. Sorry saleBut that's pretty unlikely i would say
Thats right maybe a nanna nap renamed softy nap! Harden up people. Obviously these soft people would not ever bowl in any marathon, masters event or local tournament as just about every event is more than that.As a SENIOR SHIELD bowler I can tell you that 8 games is NOT too much. How you can say that, in a 5 man team is beyond me.
I also was told by one of the younger bowlers that he felt he'd need a break.
That's why we have 7 bowlers isn't it??????????????????? Then that person could step out and have a little nap.
If not, I put it to the VCTBA that we adopt the senario 2, with the host center to determine the oiling situation.
No disrespect to anyone intended - is this leaving things a bit open?
If a proprietor was to say yeah we can handle 8 games without re-oil, and their lanes don't, what happens then? Is there any comeback?
Just asking.
Any changes will need to go through proper channels. If this is what people want, it needs to be raised at the VCTBA meeting by official reps of each of the country associations and then voted on. That is one reason why we have official reps.If not, I put it to the VCTBA that we adopt the senario 2, with the host center to determine the oiling situation.
Maybe it does leave it open, but as far as i know, the oiling pattern and frequency has always been responsibility of the host centre.No disrespect to anyone intended - is this leaving things a bit open?
If a proprietor was to say yeah we can handle 8 games without re-oil, and their lanes don't, what happens then? Is there any comeback?
Just asking.
The team that sat out gets 2 balls per lane practice but it is not on the match lanes it is on another pair (I think that is what has happened in the past not 100% sure) In the past when there was a team member change the new bowler coming in got 2 balls per lane on where the match was just finished - not where the new match was being commenced that I am 100% sure of.
I would just like to know who is doing the real whinging
Personally I dont mind either way with the oiling thing as I know I can adjust and count on my spares.I am off of the floor now..
I think 8 straight is an improvement, and if Albury can wash and oil in 16-20 minutes then for sake of making the majority happy I vote 8 straight with maintenance after 4..
A sneak preview of what could very well be Bendigo's team in the 2009 Country Cup
David McEwan
Dave Farquharson
Greg Brooks
Wayne Chester
Jamie Drew
Andrew Clark
- 7th spot still open-
Any changes will need to go through proper channels. If this is what people want[/B
lmao @ rob falling over.. I almost did the same thing LOL
*cough*MVP*cough*2nd highest ladies average*cough*
Not to boast but to make a point >> I did that with 1 reactive ball and a spare ball, without missing a 10 pin all weekend. And I was sick.
Laugh all you want, Travvy, but experience tells me that I dont need to buy a new ball for every center. I, unlike some limp-wristed peers, can take off my wrist brace on a drier condition if I need to.. I can adjust. No excuses..
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