Bloody Slow Cup

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26-10-06, 18:55
Burgs

Bloody Slow Cup

Been waiting all year for this and now I'm stuck down at the farm :verysad:

Rugby WA:

Emirates Western Force players Lachlan MacKay and Matt Hodgson will travel to Newman in WA's Pilbara region to get behind this year's Bloody Slow Cup.

The match is an annual clash between local Australian and New Zealand police officers and raises money for the partners and families of officers killed in the line of duty.

The game will kick-off at around 7.20pm this Saturday (28 October) at Boomerang Oval in Newman (Lachie and Hodgo will not be playing!) and will follow an Emirates Western Force coaching clinic and a ladies touch football curtain raiser between Australia and The World!!

Lachie and Matt will also attend a ceremony to remember the four officers killed in the Newman air crash in 2001, and later they will appear at the Newman shopping centre.
26-10-06, 19:52
Shaun

We should organise something for the Western Force public traning in Jan...
26-10-06, 19:58
Mtbeaver

Haha, that would be funny, a bunch of 30 year olds running around, i reckon we should, i know id go!
27-10-06, 08:02
frontrow

I might make the trip from Tom Price, in the work ute...Road trip
27-10-06, 08:05
Happy

i was reading about this in CutOut last night and wondering how many of our northern members would be attending - it is a good day/evening ?
27-10-06, 17:38
Shaun

Matt at the public training session you watch the Force train...
27-10-06, 21:30
fulvio sammut

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shaunmarn

Matt at the public training session you watch the Force train...

Now I've been happy lately , thinking about the good things to come...
The Force Train by Cat Stevens.
27-10-06, 21:46
Mtbeaver

Ah!!

I thought they trained us!!

Well i'll go back in my hole..
27-10-06, 21:48
fulvio sammut

Beav, you're a scream.
28-10-06, 10:46
Shaun

is there room for two in the hole??? I think FS has something for you...
28-10-06, 18:11
felixnelson

bloody good idea
28-10-06, 20:00
Burgs

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mtbeaver

Ah!!

I thought they trained us!!

Well i'll go back in my hole..

Ah, the "innocence" of youth!!!
That's one of the funniest clangers I've ever read on this site, well done Beaver :iconrofl: :iconrofl: :iconrofl:
28-10-06, 20:05
Burgs

Quote:

Originally Posted by Happy

i was reading about this in CutOut last night and wondering how many of our northern members would be attending - it is a good day/evening ?

:offtopic:
I have heard at previous occassions they have had over a thousand people watching.
Bare in mind that these mining towns are full of Eastern Staters and Kiwis (and other Rugby Nation ex-pats too) so such things are normally well supported.
I'm sure it would be a great event, just miffed I can't make it :(
29-10-06, 07:21
frontrow

I decided not to risk the trip as we had another huge electrical storm up here and if anything happened in the work ute, well trying to explain why i was 300kms from work would have been rather difficult. Oh well, maybe next year