todays game : Sun Apr 26, 2009 9:13 am  

is there going to be anything worth getting in the ground early for today or is it a case of turning up a couple of minutes before the main event?

Re: todays game : Sun Apr 26, 2009 9:23 am  

RL Lover wrote:

is there going to be anything worth getting in the ground early for today or is it a case of turning up a couple of minutes before the main event?

Is there ever?

The dancers we have really do have to be the worst in the league. The music selection is dire from them.

Re: todays game : Sun Apr 26, 2009 9:29 am  

Dave T wrote:

Is there ever?

The dancers we have really do have to be the worst in the league. The music selection is dire from them.

they are far too young as well.

we need them to be 18-25 with real good assets

Re: todays game : Sun Apr 26, 2009 9:35 am  

RL Lover wrote:

they are far too young as well.

we need them to be 18-25 with real good assets

I didn't want to lower the tone, but yes, you have a point!

Re: todays game : Sun Apr 26, 2009 9:38 am  

Dave T wrote:

I didn't want to lower the tone, but yes, you have a point!

i fail to see who the younger dancers entertain apart from themselves.

Re: todays game : Sun Apr 26, 2009 9:46 am  

RL Lover wrote:

i fail to see who the younger dancers entertain apart from themselves.

I don't mind the young kids who they bring on every now and then, as it is just like the kids playing Rugby on the pitch. It is a chance for them to get involved, and their parents get involved too.

If you are going to have a proper dance/cheerleading group though, there are basic rules that you need to follow, which we just don't adhere to.

a) Decent music
b) Be able to dance on a decent scale, rather than 10 people in a little huddle on a huge pitch.
c) May sound sexist, but look good.

Re: todays game : Sun Apr 26, 2009 10:01 am  

Dave T wrote:

I don't mind the young kids who they bring on every now and then, as it is just like the kids playing Rugby on the pitch. It is a chance for them to get involved, and their parents get involved too.

If you are going to have a proper dance/cheerleading group though, there are basic rules that you need to follow, which we just don't adhere to.

a) Decent music
b) Be able to dance on a decent scale, rather than 10 people in a little huddle on a huge pitch.
c) May sound sexist, but look good.
d) the chance to think of England (legally)

edited for accuracy

: Sun Apr 26, 2009 10:03 am  

Totally agree are before & half time entertainment is really bad!

Professional dancers/entertainers can't be hard to come by & don't think it would break the bank & if they were on say 30mins before KO every game surely it would attracted more people earlier which means shorter ques & more money behind the bars!

Just a thought

Re: todays game : Sun Apr 26, 2009 10:04 am  

Dave T wrote:

I don't mind the young kids who they bring on every now and then, as it is just like the kids playing Rugby on the pitch. It is a chance for them to get involved, and their parents get involved too.

If you are going to have a proper dance/cheerleading group though, there are basic rules that you need to follow, which we just don't adhere to.

a) Decent music
b) Be able to dance on a decent scale, rather than 10 people in a little huddle on a huge pitch.
c) May sound sexist, but look good.

Re: todays game : Sun Apr 26, 2009 10:22 am  

RL Lover wrote:

i fail to see who the younger dancers entertain apart from themselves.

Exactly, either have no dancers or some who are over 16.