Looking fine from the chopper. Not much more rain expected. Surely only certain grounds would need to be closed, or even just juniors cancelled? Will there be a re-assessment?
------------------------------------------------------- > Pennant hills is open, thornleigh is open. > > Surely they can move the PL/SL games around to get > the teams on the paddock. > > > it's not rocket science that it was going to rain > in the morning, then clear up for the afternoon. > > BLOODY JOKE GHFA!
Its not GHFA's call its the councils...its not rocket science as you say....idiot!
> -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > More than that Wrote:
> >
> -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Pennant hills is open, thornleigh is open. > > > > > > Surely they can move the PL/SL games around > to > > get > > > the teams on the paddock. > > > > > > > > > it's not rocket science that it was going to > > rain > > > in the morning, then clear up for the > > afternoon. > > > > > > BLOODY JOKE GHFA! > >
> >
> > Its not GHFA's call its the councils...its not > > rocket science as you say....idiot! > > mate, get your facts straight. > > there are enough grounds open in the GHFA to playe > PL and SL this weekend. > > Has nothing to do with councils.... IDIOT!
Ryde council closed every ground except ELS Hall..
Word is they cancelled games due to the fear of players getting sunburnt... What a joke.. How can Rugby League and Union play, but football gets called . Can anyone explain?
I think the GHFA should let the council know that at the end of the day this is park football and there are about a million other things players, coaches, referees etc would rather be doing on a Sunday than playing catch up games. Sure they can't control the weather but how about some common sense and make a call the morning of at least. It was sunny all day today. I'm not having this shit either that you are in more danger of being injured in the wet. If that was the case no football would be played anywhere in Europe. Such dogshit from the councils and the GHFA.
GHFA have no say in the closure of grounds! The decision to close grounds comes from the councils, as they own the grounds and lease them to each club to use.
------------------------------------------------------- > I think the GHFA should let the council know that > at the end of the day this is park football and > there are about a million other things players, > coaches, referees etc would rather be doing on a > Sunday than playing catch up games. Sure they > can't control the weather but how about some > common sense and make a call the morning of at > least. It was sunny all day today. I'm not having > this shit either that you are in more danger of > being injured in the wet. If that was the case no > football would be played anywhere in Europe. Such > dogshit from the councils and the GHFA.
In my opinion you are more likely to get injured playing on a rock hard dust bowl than a ground with a bit of mud/water on it.
------------------------------------------------------- > For those who still don't understand > > GHFA have no say in the closure of grounds! The > decision to close grounds comes from the councils, > as they own the grounds and lease them to each > club to use.
Hey Simpleton, We are having a go at the councils not the GHFA... So in fact you are the simpleton. Noone can explain why other codes played but all Football grounds were closed.
> -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > For those who still don't understand > >
> > GHFA have no say in the closure of grounds! The > > decision to close grounds comes from the > councils, > > as they own the grounds and lease them to each > > club to use. > > Hey Simpleton, We are having a go at the councils > not the GHFA... So in fact you are the simpleton. > Noone can explain why other codes played but all > Football grounds were closed.
Hey Lewis M, your reading is about as good as your knowledge. Please read the whole thread then feel free to reply again. Simpleton
Councils should apply some common sense when there's only been 20mm of rain and not close grounds for Sundays at 2pm on Friday.
Sunshine all day yesterday and today should allow clubs to evaluate fields for Sunday fixtures when there hasn't been too much rain. Surely 80-90% of grounds are playable today. Could impact PL/SL with catch up games and us nuffies in lower grades with or 4 rounds on Sundays.
Surely GHFA could have re-arranged to play the PL/SL last weekend at open grounds rather than just do a blanket cancel because it was too hard to arrange.
They did decide to start the comp after easter, which put pressure on trying to get through 18 fixtures and now we are left with at least 2 double headers + more most probably.
Simpletons Wrote:
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> Lewis M Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Simpletons Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > For those who still don't understand
> > >
> > > GHFA have no say in the closure of grounds!
> The
> > > decision to close grounds comes from the
> > councils,
> > > as they own the grounds and lease them to
> each
> > > club to use.
> >
> > Hey Simpleton, We are having a go at the
> councils
> > not the GHFA... So in fact you are the
> simpleton.
> > Noone can explain why other codes played but
> all
> > Football grounds were closed.
>
> Hey Lewis M, your reading is about as good as your
> knowledge. Please read the whole thread then feel
> free to reply again. Simpleton
I guess you dont need brains to pump iron hey lewy. Have the roids finally caught up to you?
Gay
wrote on 22-May-15 14:00a little bit of water and the councils close the grounds. what a pack of homo's
DNA42
wrote on 22-May-15 14:02From the GHFA website games are postponed.
too hard
wrote on 22-May-15 14:03Hills grounds are still open but it's up to the clubs discretion... Please explain
Tim Bailey
wrote on 22-May-15 14:04Confirmed. Per GHFA website:
'GHFA Games for 23/24 May are postponed.
Christie Park closed for Friday 22 May.'
Enjoy the weekend off gents.
More than that
wrote on 22-May-15 14:06Pennant hills is open, thornleigh is open.
Surely they can move the PL/SL games around to get the teams on the paddock.
it's not rocket science that it was going to rain in the morning, then clear up for the afternoon.
BLOODY JOKE GHFA!
Jumped the gun
wrote on 22-May-15 15:0220mm of rain and they close the parks
Two weeks ago we had 160mm and still played half the SL/PL round.. How does that work?
City of RYDE parks due to review closures at 3pm
Called it too early I'd say
time for a change
wrote on 22-May-15 15:02If we had a hills association we'd be playing..
Vic lorrusso
wrote on 22-May-15 15:03Looking fine from the chopper. Not much more rain expected. Surely only certain grounds would need to be closed, or even just juniors cancelled? Will there be a re-assessment?
Mr reason
wrote on 22-May-15 15:04More than that Wrote:
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> Pennant hills is open, thornleigh is open.
>
> Surely they can move the PL/SL games around to get
> the teams on the paddock.
>
>
> it's not rocket science that it was going to rain
> in the morning, then clear up for the afternoon.
>
> BLOODY JOKE GHFA!
Its not GHFA's call its the councils...its not rocket science as you say....idiot!
More than
wrote on 22-May-15 15:06Mr reason Wrote:
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> More than that Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
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> >
Pennant hills is open, thornleigh is open.
> >
> >
Surely they can move the PL/SL games around to
> get
> >
the teams on the paddock.
> >
> >
> >
it's not rocket science that it was going to
> rain
> >
in the morning, then clear up for the
> afternoon.
> >
> >
BLOODY JOKE GHFA!
>
>
> Its not GHFA's call its the councils...its not
> rocket science as you say....idiot!
mate, get your facts straight.
there are enough grounds open in the GHFA to playe PL and SL this weekend.
Has nothing to do with councils.... IDIOT!
kouncillor
wrote on 22-May-15 16:04Gay Wrote:
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> a little bit of water and the councils close the
> grounds.
>
> what a pack of homo's
easy boyy.. the grounds are gonna get soaked with more overnight as well..
even my garden is still damp from 2 weeks ago
fair enough
wrote on 22-May-15 16:06It's fair enough though. It's supposed to rain overnight as well. We all want to play but we can't all have what we want hey.
Ryder
wrote on 22-May-15 16:07More than Wrote:
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> Pennant hills is open, thornleigh is open.
> >
>
> >
> Surely they can move the PL/SL games around
> to
> >
get
> >
> the teams on the paddock.
> >
>
> >
>
> >
> it's not rocket science that it was going to
> >
rain
> >
> in the morning, then clear up for the
> >
afternoon.
> >
>
> >
> BLOODY JOKE GHFA!
> >
> >
> >
Its not GHFA's call its the councils...its not
> >
rocket science as you say....idiot!
>
> mate, get your facts straight.
>
> there are enough grounds open in the GHFA to playe
> PL and SL this weekend.
>
> Has nothing to do with councils.... IDIOT!
Ryde council closed every ground except ELS Hall..
Lewis M
wrote on 23-May-15 15:09Word is they cancelled games due to the fear of players getting sunburnt... What a joke.. How can Rugby League and Union play, but football gets called . Can anyone explain?
THE ROCK
wrote on 23-May-15 17:08Pretty piss poor effort from the councils, but i think the grounds would have been soft but not unplayable.
Lifer
wrote on 23-May-15 18:02I think the GHFA should let the council know that at the end of the day this is park football and there are about a million other things players, coaches, referees etc would rather be doing on a Sunday than playing catch up games. Sure they can't control the weather but how about some common sense and make a call the morning of at least. It was sunny all day today. I'm not having this shit either that you are in more danger of being injured in the wet. If that was the case no football would be played anywhere in Europe. Such dogshit from the councils and the GHFA.
30+
wrote on 23-May-15 18:03Lewis your built like a brick shithouse you could easily play league or union.
Simpletons
wrote on 23-May-15 22:04For those who still don't understand
GHFA have no say in the closure of grounds! The decision to close grounds comes from the councils, as they own the grounds and lease them to each club to use.
mattress
wrote on 23-May-15 23:05Lifer Wrote:
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> I think the GHFA should let the council know that
> at the end of the day this is park football and
> there are about a million other things players,
> coaches, referees etc would rather be doing on a
> Sunday than playing catch up games. Sure they
> can't control the weather but how about some
> common sense and make a call the morning of at
> least. It was sunny all day today. I'm not having
> this shit either that you are in more danger of
> being injured in the wet. If that was the case no
> football would be played anywhere in Europe. Such
> dogshit from the councils and the GHFA.
In my opinion you are more likely to get injured playing on a rock hard dust bowl than a ground with a bit of mud/water on it.
Lewis M
wrote on 24-May-15 07:06Simpletons Wrote:
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> For those who still don't understand
>
> GHFA have no say in the closure of grounds! The
> decision to close grounds comes from the councils,
> as they own the grounds and lease them to each
> club to use.
Hey Simpleton, We are having a go at the councils not the GHFA... So in fact you are the simpleton. Noone can explain why other codes played but all Football grounds were closed.
Simpletons
wrote on 24-May-15 09:00Lewis M Wrote:
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> Simpletons Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> >
For those who still don't understand
> >
> >
GHFA have no say in the closure of grounds! The
> >
decision to close grounds comes from the
> councils,
> >
as they own the grounds and lease them to each
> >
club to use.
>
> Hey Simpleton, We are having a go at the councils
> not the GHFA... So in fact you are the simpleton.
> Noone can explain why other codes played but all
> Football grounds were closed.
Hey Lewis M, your reading is about as good as your knowledge. Please read the whole thread then feel free to reply again. Simpleton
SundayBloodySunday
wrote on 24-May-15 09:06Councils should apply some common sense when there's only been 20mm of rain and not close grounds for Sundays at 2pm on Friday.
Sunshine all day yesterday and today should allow clubs to evaluate fields for Sunday fixtures when there hasn't been too much rain. Surely 80-90% of grounds are playable today. Could impact PL/SL with catch up games and us nuffies in lower grades with or 4 rounds on Sundays.
Lewis M
wrote on 24-May-15 10:03Apologies
Willy
wrote on 24-May-15 10:08Hills left the decision to the clubs. The way it should have been across all councils. Went to 2 fields yesterday and they were bone dry..
THE ROCK
wrote on 25-May-15 07:01Surely GHFA could have re-arranged to play the PL/SL last weekend at open grounds rather than just do a blanket cancel because it was too hard to arrange.
They did decide to start the comp after easter, which put pressure on trying to get through 18 fixtures and now we are left with at least 2 double headers + more most probably.
Iron Mike
wrote on 25-May-15 17:09Simpletons Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Lewis M Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Simpletons Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > For those who still don't understand > > > > > > GHFA have no say in the closure of grounds! > The > > > decision to close grounds comes from the > > councils, > > > as they own the grounds and lease them to > each > > > club to use. > > > > Hey Simpleton, We are having a go at the > councils > > not the GHFA... So in fact you are the > simpleton. > > Noone can explain why other codes played but > all > > Football grounds were closed. > > Hey Lewis M, your reading is about as good as your > knowledge. Please read the whole thread then feel > free to reply again. Simpleton I guess you dont need brains to pump iron hey lewy. Have the roids finally caught up to you?
gaffer
wrote on 16-Jun-15 15:09wonder why all hornsby grounds are opened.. ?