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All the best with the new site shieldsy, yet another excuse for me to do no work.
Good luck with this venture. All avenues for cricket debate have to be an improvement for all who play and follow the game from whatever viewpoint they support.
Good luck Shieldsy mate with the new site.Wish you every success and look forward to seeing you at indoor nets soon.
Peter, Congratulations on the launch of 'The Ulster Cricketer' Website. I look forward to your updates throughout the coming season.
Good Luck with "The Ulster Cricketer", another great looking addition to the Cricket Sites from all in Leinster Cricket and especially us at Railway Union.
Peter,
Excellent innovation and another local website.
Every sucess. Its already been added to my favourites.
BILLY DALE
Congrats and good luck Peter.
Should generate a bit of interest over the months - hope it works as you hope it to.
Also good luck for the 150th year! Holywood celebrated 125 last season, so we know how much work you guys will be putting in. Good Luck!
Ed,
the site looks very good. i would just like to wish you all the very best for the future. as ryan has said another site for having a say about cricket in ireland. has to be good.
Yet another "vehicle" for debate..good luck and happy editing !
Love the Archives section, oh how the thinking within Irish cricket has changed!
Best wishes on launch of site which is a welcome addition to local cricket scene.
I suspect it will have me tearing my non-existent hair out on occasions but thats all part of the fun.
Shieldsy,
Looking good mate-good luck with the venture buddy!
Very impressive so far, nearly as good as CI's website!!!
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League changes.
Why not just bite the bullet. Change it to two eights from next season. Surely the whole thing needs a good shake up to breathe some life into it. With the top six in Section two scheduled to stay there surely for the three or four better teams in that league next season will be a bore and we will see more end of season walk overs. I appreciate this may not be a "pc suggestion " but who seems to care. As for Colin Andrew's post it seems that as well as have the umpires standing until his team has decided when an innings should end he now thinks that the opponents should ring up to check that Civil Service are coming out to play. As any captain will tell you it's a big enough job getting your own team out, ground prepared and the tea without having to ring the visitors.