This Saturday we shall all meet up at the Rame pitch at 10.00, where we will warm up for half an hour before playing a friendly with the Crocodiles.
It is the intention that the friendly will for one half at least be mixed teams, where the Alligators defence will play against the Alligators attack.
It is hoped that this will help the Crocodiles to develop a passing game and also test both the Alligators attackers and defenders.
Given that both teams have a game on Sunday the friendly will probably be around twenty minutes each way.
After an hours shooting practice drills last Monday evening, I hope that come Sunday, when we get around the Ludgvan penalty area, we get some purposeful shots on target.
I will consider the team line up over the next few days and how I want us to try to play. Hopefully if I can find the time I will post a weekend review on Friday.
With regards to the outcome of the decision regarding our recent match against Culdrose, although an observation made by the County F.A. has been sent via email to myself by the Kernow League secretary. I have made the league secretary aware of my feelings regarding that initial observation and informed them that I have now passed the details to Chris and Shirley Nash, along with my own observations and they are today drafting their opinion as the teams managers, in response to the leagues observations.
As I understand it, their response will be emailed to the league today. As soon as Chris has a reply, or there is any relevant news I will post it upon this site.
WHAT IS QUITE INTERESTING IS THAT BOTH CHRIS AND I INDEPENDENTLY HAVE SPOKEN TO VARIOUS COACHES AND MANAGERS WITHIN THE KERNOW LEAGUE REGARDING THIS INCIDENT. NOT ONE HAS SAID THAT THE PLAYER SHOULD HAVE STAYED UPON THE FIELD HAVING DELIBERATELY HANDLED WITH TWO HANDS UPON THE GOAL LINE !!!
IN ADDITION CHRIS HAS SPOKEN TO AN INDEPENDENT REFEREEING ASSESSOR, SEEKING HIS OPINION AND ADVICE, WHO ALSO HAS TOLD HIM THAT THE REFEREE HAS MADE A DEFINITE MISTAKE IN USING HIS OWN INTERPRETATION OF THE LAWS AND NOT FOLLOWING THE RULES OF THE GAME AND THE FACT THAT THE BOYS ARE ELEVEN YEARS OLD SHOULD HAVE NO INFLUENCE OVER ANY DECISION.
Hopefully we as clubs in the Kernow League will soon get an answer to the question of whether or not we play by F.A. rules, or whether these rules are in fact in the Kernow League, open to the interpretation of the home referee.
What we do now know is With up to 140 hits a day, there are a lot of clubs coaches and managers, as well as our own players/parents etc, watching this web site to find out what the leagues stance on enforcing discipline within our league will be.
See you all Saturday,
Danny.
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TRAINING GAME THIS SATURDAY….28TH JANUARY.. AND CULDROSE V ALLIGATORS, YET ANOTHER UPDATE..
January 25th, 2012 § Leave a Comment
This Saturday we shall all meet up at the Rame pitch at 10.00, where we will warm up for half an hour before playing a friendly with the Crocodiles.
It is the intention that the friendly will for one half at least be mixed teams, where the Alligators defence will play against the Alligators attack.
It is hoped that this will help the Crocodiles to develop a passing game and also test both the Alligators attackers and defenders.
Given that both teams have a game on Sunday the friendly will probably be around twenty minutes each way.
After an hours shooting practice drills last Monday evening, I hope that come Sunday, when we get around the Ludgvan penalty area, we get some purposeful shots on target.
I will consider the team line up over the next few days and how I want us to try to play. Hopefully if I can find the time I will post a weekend review on Friday.
With regards to the outcome of the decision regarding our recent match against Culdrose, although an observation made by the County F.A. has been sent via email to myself by the Kernow League secretary. I have made the league secretary aware of my feelings regarding that initial observation and informed them that I have now passed the details to Chris and Shirley Nash, along with my own observations and they are today drafting their opinion as the teams managers, in response to the leagues observations.
As I understand it, their response will be emailed to the league today. As soon as Chris has a reply, or there is any relevant news I will post it upon this site.
WHAT IS QUITE INTERESTING IS THAT BOTH CHRIS AND I INDEPENDENTLY HAVE SPOKEN TO VARIOUS COACHES AND MANAGERS WITHIN THE KERNOW LEAGUE REGARDING THIS INCIDENT. NOT ONE HAS SAID THAT THE PLAYER SHOULD HAVE STAYED UPON THE FIELD HAVING DELIBERATELY HANDLED WITH TWO HANDS UPON THE GOAL LINE !!!
IN ADDITION CHRIS HAS SPOKEN TO AN INDEPENDENT REFEREEING ASSESSOR, SEEKING HIS OPINION AND ADVICE, WHO ALSO HAS TOLD HIM THAT THE REFEREE HAS MADE A DEFINITE MISTAKE IN USING HIS OWN INTERPRETATION OF THE LAWS AND NOT FOLLOWING THE RULES OF THE GAME AND THE FACT THAT THE BOYS ARE ELEVEN YEARS OLD SHOULD HAVE NO INFLUENCE OVER ANY DECISION.
Hopefully we as clubs in the Kernow League will soon get an answer to the question of whether or not we play by F.A. rules, or whether these rules are in fact in the Kernow League, open to the interpretation of the home referee.
What we do now know is With up to 140 hits a day, there are a lot of clubs coaches and managers, as well as our own players/parents etc, watching this web site to find out what the leagues stance on enforcing discipline within our league will be.
See you all Saturday,
Danny.
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