Slowly but surely, things are coming together on the organisational front. 7am pick-up from the seaside end of town, 7.30am pickup from the other end. Minibus to be car-jacked by "Ask The Boss" Alan. Sat-Nav to be provided by shipwreck Steve. Video equipment to be provided by Leo the leerer; and the cynicism to be provided by Robbie.
The new shirts have arrived, and to many's surprise they are actually tres cool. Long-sleeved retro look, with correct sizes, and no nipple-chaffing. Good work fellas. The squad has been formally announced with the hardcore five of Matt, Leo, Steve, Alan and Robbie being joined by ringer Alex, as a late substitute for the injured Rob, the rookie Dave, and the ineligible James.
There are still some things to be sorted with Steve set to spend the kitty money on a crate of water; Robbie waiting (forever) for the Goals team to email him back about the size of the pitches to compare with the size of the Tournament pitches; and Don to show up with his sponge, magic spray, and pom-poms; and the boys to decide at what point on the day they start drowning their sorrows or toasting their efforts, with alcohol.
The football and our ability to play it still remains the most important, but there are good signs of improvement, and the matches being only of five minutes per half in length, will actually suit The Mollys, if our recent second half performances have been anything to go by.
The new shirts have arrived, and to many's surprise they are actually tres cool. Long-sleeved retro look, with correct sizes, and no nipple-chaffing. Good work fellas. The squad has been formally announced with the hardcore five of Matt, Leo, Steve, Alan and Robbie being joined by ringer Alex, as a late substitute for the injured Rob, the rookie Dave, and the ineligible James.
There are still some things to be sorted with Steve set to spend the kitty money on a crate of water; Robbie waiting (forever) for the Goals team to email him back about the size of the pitches to compare with the size of the Tournament pitches; and Don to show up with his sponge, magic spray, and pom-poms; and the boys to decide at what point on the day they start drowning their sorrows or toasting their efforts, with alcohol.
The football and our ability to play it still remains the most important, but there are good signs of improvement, and the matches being only of five minutes per half in length, will actually suit The Mollys, if our recent second half performances have been anything to go by.
Robbie size's up his shirt - 'X-Tent'
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