WESTERN FORCE CHANGE OF TRAINING VENUES IN SOUTH-WEST

[Darren]

Please note the Emirates Western Force will train at Sir Stewart Bovell Park in Busselton tomorrow (Thursday), and not the Busselton Senior High School as previously advised.

Training is between 9 and 11am.

Similarly, Friday’s training session will be at Gloucester Park in Margaret River, and not the Margaret River Senior High School as previously advised.

The Friday training session is between 9.30 and 11.30am.

[Sagerian]

Anyone going? Take pics if you do...

[Shaun]

nup...

[travelling_gerry]

will do

[Sagerian]

Awesome Gerry, you're tops mate.

[travelling_gerry]

i try

[The InnFORCEr]

Word is that the grounds they were going to train on had a fairly large injury risk so they changed venues.

[BMW HP2]

Hi all ,ive herd a rumour the Force is to play against the academy based team, this weekend , anyone else herd anything ???

[LarryNJ]

Are they training at these off sites so that more fans can get out too see them?

[Burgs]

The training was back in December Larry but yeah the idea is to get around the rural areas a bit to "spread the good word".
BMW, I have only seen it as a an Intra Club match however with the limits on the Force Wallabies you would assume that at least some of the Apprentice, Academy and RugbyWA training crew would get a run to fill the gaps and show their wares.
I doubt there would be much benefit to run the Force against the Academy though, not a strong enough opponent and too many injured Academy players!
Are you hearing much of the Force over there mate?
We don't meet the Chiefs til Round 11 I think so probably low on the radar for now?

[Darren]

Hi all ,ive herd a rumour the Force is to play against the academy based team, this weekend , anyone else herd anything ???

Not sure of the make up of the teams, but its Forve -v- Force at Rugby Park this Saturday - Kick off at 2:00pm

MEMBERS ‘MEET THE PLAYERS’ THIS SATURDAY

This Saturday, members will have their first chance to meet the 2007 Emirates Western Force playing group. There will be lots happening including autograph and photo opportunities, a bouncy castle, pass the ball and line-out throwing competitions for the kids plus ‘rugby’ interactive playstations, face painting and a sausage sizzle.

You’ll also get the chance to see some football – although, with the temperature forecast to be a blistering 40 degrees, the contested training session has been cut-back to two 20 minute halves.

Where: Rugby Park, Perry Lakes, Floreat

When: 1.30pm to 4pm (Gates open at 1.30pm, with the game starting at 2pm) on Saturday 13 January.

*Juniors will also be able to collect their membership packs.

[Edit: Yeah - what Burgs said ]