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Andy,
As a matter of interest,where and at what time did Ulidia play cricket. Are we talking 20yrs ago or even way before that?
I only got into playing cricket around the 94/95 seasons, so I don't know much before then!
funny enough Vic - I was reffing a match at Ballymoney a couple of years ago and I bumped into Alistair Kyle who was home on holiday. He now lives in Scotland. Some people may remember him playing at the 'Dee at the same time as Ivan Reid, the late Trevor Sailes & co. He also played for Ulidia way way way back!! See - I am older than I look!!
Cheers Andy,
Mabye young Mr Burns knows more about local cricket than his old man here!! lol!!!
Mr. Burns - was the name "Ulidia" by any chance? There may be the odd person who can remember that far back!!
Editor & Readers
Apologies for that last post,(Mr Burns)
My 9yr old son posted that nonsense.
Hey I'm new here,Vicjons is from Victoria because i saw him with another guy from another team and bowling with him!!!
The name of the cricket started with U... {I think}.LOL
I don't recall making any reference to any individual in my earlier posting - indeed my posting was in the plural! I was referring to the fact that the NCU was highlighting an area that some umpires need to examine themselves.
Vic
I don't hold any grudges, just make sure your wearing a helmet if I ever have to bowl at you in Victoria! LOL.
Bored Stiff
Once more, you have excelled yourself in your descriptive comments regarding 'the majority' of cricketers. Alas, maybe you wrote that whilst sitting in front of the mirror. Your effluent as you describe it is not from the bull, it usually comes from a silo.
English Contingent
Did you see my report on the NCU AGM a page or two back, or are you huffing because I made a joke about England !!
Re English Contingent
Face Facts......the MAJORITY of local club cricketers only excercise during the winter months is pushing the button on the remote control...........thats why you see them "rolling out" like busted sofas in May ............ 2 sessions at the pre season indoor nets and the a match warm up is the extent of their preparations for the season........."BULLS EFFLUENT" must have been for sale at Tescos when you were there.
Andy, if you are referring to my incident last year, i think you will find that the diciplinary committee did issue me with a letter. So the matter was dealt with. So before you make a comment maybe you should be aware of the facts, not that im too sure what it would be to do with you anyway but just thought i would clear that up.
Interesting to see that Paddy O'Hara on the NIACUS site has picked up on the references to "indiscipline" as contained in the NCU report. Does this mean a more even-handed approach in reporting by umpires next season? It really was laughable to find that players were "confessing" on this site & nothing appeared to be done about it!
LOL - good one Wayne. Highly affluent indeed. Maybe he doesn't realise that some of us wimps play winter sports too!
I would like to nominate bored stuffs comment as the most constructive in the history of the ulster cricketer's forum. Clearly a well thought out intellectual statement.
Hope all you players/wimps that claim that there are to many matches during the summer months are spending all these free saturdays/sundays doing your domestic duties...........you only have another 30 weekends to do your shopping before next season and you start whinging again
