kevrenor
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Keeping the 'surrounding regions' yellow since 2004 ... Be Mariners, be Yellow, be a Marinator!
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Post by kevrenor on Jun 17, 2006 22:58:46 GMT 10
WINTER SUPER LEAGUE:
RESCHEDULED GAMES: ROUND 15:
FIRST GRADE:
Fraser Park FC 1 (G Collins 38m) - Sydney Wanderers FC 1 (T Worrall 80m), Central Coast Lightning 3 (M Simon T Driers x 2) - Macarthur Rams 1 (A Trpkoski 3m), Bonnyrigg White Eagles 1 (I Vojvodic 13m Penalty) - Northern Tigers 1 (D Mittiga 19m).
GRADE 20:
Fraser Park FC 0 Sydney Wanderers FC 0, Central Coast Lightning 1 Macarthur Rams 3, Bonnyrigg White Eagles 0 Northern Tigers 2.
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Post by Jimmydinho on Jun 18, 2006 14:01:42 GMT 10
lightning was a very entertaining match imo.
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Post by DJ on Jun 18, 2006 20:14:22 GMT 10
shit penalty from coop too at a very important stage of the game!
A deserved win thou - well done lads!
who's up for the razzle dazzlers (aka regular lightning followers) vs the Marinators on 28006/2006?
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Post by keensy on Jun 18, 2006 20:20:40 GMT 10
shit penalty from coop too at a very important stage of the game! A deserved win thou - well done lads! who's up for the razzle dazzlers (aka regular lightning followers) vs the Marinators on 28006/2006? Yeh i think we should support the lightning blokes, just maybe the razzlers though....i think sean puts the dazzle in and he wont be there |
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Post by DJ on Jun 18, 2006 20:22:14 GMT 10
agreed mate - SP makes a world of difference - we can be the razzlers!
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Post by keensy on Jun 18, 2006 20:37:26 GMT 10
agreed mate - SP makes a world of difference - we can be the razzlers! thats it, we can take on these marinators |
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Post by omni on Jun 18, 2006 22:33:32 GMT 10
There's a romanticism with seeing the Lightning win but I don't know how happy I'd be with the Mariners losing, that one I may just watch. If I even get out there, shite Pluim Park is a long way away.
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Post by DJ on Jun 19, 2006 8:48:52 GMT 10
There's a romanticism with seeing the Lightning win but I don't know how happy I'd be with the Mariners losing, that one I may just watch. If I even get out there, shite Pluim Park is a long way away. lol u travelled to Gladesville yet Pluim is too far away?  |
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Post by omni on Jun 19, 2006 21:45:06 GMT 10
Gladesville had transport organised from the Leagues Club, thus easy, simple public transport to Gosford. Pluim is more complicated.
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Post by DJ on Jun 20, 2006 15:14:42 GMT 10
ok well simple public transport to Gosford, then a train to Lisarow followed by no more than a 10 minute walk  but trying to catch a lift would be easier. |
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Post by dibo (pron. "DIB-OH") on Jun 20, 2006 15:48:21 GMT 10
pull on your shoes and run, you fool! it'd be about 10-15k, fit right into your training schedule. good hill work available through holgate etc too. ;D
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Post by omni on Jun 20, 2006 21:03:09 GMT 10
Don't like running to something I want to attend, it's a bit rude to show up exhausted and thirsty, not to mention I don't carry a bag on my runs, now if I rode a bike...
hmm might try it that way DJ, in my experience bumming lifts hasn't been too successful.
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Post by dibo (pron. "DIB-OH") on Jun 20, 2006 22:48:12 GMT 10
yeah for sure! for a start, what kind of muppet doesn't... second - free, no pollution, good for the ticker, what's not to like? |
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Post by omni on Jun 20, 2006 22:58:23 GMT 10
The whole 2 wheels thing, problem with my inner ear means my balance isn't good enough, wtf is with the thing controlling balance being in your ear? That and I never learned.
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Post by dibo (pron. "DIB-OH") on Jun 20, 2006 23:33:54 GMT 10
The whole 2 wheels thing, problem with my inner ear means my balance isn't good enough, wtf is with the thing controlling balance being in your ear? That and I never learned. OMG!  oh, and the balance thing... nerd alert! inside your inner ear there is a series of channels and tunnels etc which have little bits of viscous liquid and jelly-like substances in them. when your body is tipped over, the liquids and jelly move as well and trigger tiny hairs in the inner ear which link to nerve endings. the nerve endings then tell the brain (simplifying this a fair bit) that the head's tipped over. when coordinated with the various kinaesthetic information the rest of the body sends about where the limbs etc are pointing, the brain can then give a pretty good picture of what's where, and whether you're upside down or not. as a side note, when you get drunk the little bits of jelly tend to swell and change shape (i think they absorb more water, but it's 4 years since my last neuropsych class, so forgive any f***ups) and stimulate the hairs when they shouldn't. this is what happens when you get incongruous information reaching the brain from ears (falling over) and eyes (but i'm standing upright) leading to muscles making bad decisions and you fall over. even worse is alcohol's stimulation of the GABA system of neurotransmitters, an inhibitory system that slows down the brain, leading to the brain doing things much slower. hence taking a moment to realise that your beer is actually over sideways and you're pouring it over your shoes. ...but you all didn't really want to know that... |
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Post by omni on Jun 20, 2006 23:47:04 GMT 10
I actually knew all that stuff about the inner ear, when it's f***ed up they tend to tell you what's wrong. It's not a massive deal outside of the constant tinitus.
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Post by honey soy on Jun 21, 2006 10:46:59 GMT 10
...but you all didn't really want to know that... I did! In school I think the Science teacher just said it was like a spirit level. Your's is a much better explanation. Thanks |
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Post by dibo (pron. "DIB-OH") on Jun 21, 2006 12:18:31 GMT 10
...but you all didn't really want to know that... I did! In school I think the Science teacher just said it was like a spirit level. Your's is a much better explanation. Thanks i almost wrote that it's like a spirit level. problem is, it's not. that goes into the box of 'lies to children' - simplified, but inaccurate, descriptions of how the world is that help people understand how things work without necessarily being true. electrons being little balls orbititing a nucleus like planets to a star is another... EDIT- I should note that 'lies to children' is not my term originally, i don't mean to insult, it's just a neat way of describing it that i read in a terry pratchett book. |
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Post by Farthing on Jun 22, 2006 19:22:18 GMT 10
I saw this on the Soccer NSW website
BUSINESS END OF WINTER SUPER LEAGUE SEASON KICKS-OFF
The business end of the 2006 Winter Super League season kicks-off this weekend when Round 16 gets underway.
The competition has been split into two pools of odds and evens depending on table placing after the completion of round 15. Each team will now play one game against the seven other teams in their pool prior to a final series beginning in August. Teams will carry their points into the pools, with the top two teams and 3rd placed team with the better playing record advancing to the finals series.
Following are the Round 16 fixtures for this weekend:
Pool A
Fairfield Lions v Rockdale, Norford Park, Sun June 25, 20’s at 4:00pm, 1st’s at 6:00 pm
Penrith Nepean v Dulwich Hill, Cook Park, Sat June 24, 20’s at 5:30 pm, 1st’s at 7:30 pm
Stanmore Hawks v Fraser Park, Arlington, Sun June 25, 20’s at 1:00 pm, 1st’s at 3:00 pm
Bossy L’pool v C’bury Berries, Ernie Smith Res, Sun June 25, 20’s 1:00 pm, 1st’s 3:00 pm
Pool B
Bonnyrigg v Syd Wanderers, B’rigg Sports Club, Sat June 24, 20’s 5:30 pm, 1st’s 7:30 pm
Central Coast v Granville Rage, Pluim Park, Sat June 24, 20’s at 5:00 pm, 1st’s at 7:00 pm
St George v Nth Tigers, St George Stadium, Sat June 24, 20’s at 5:30 pm, 1st’s at 7:30pm
Macarthur Rams v Sydney Uni, Lynwood Park, Sun June 25, 20’s 1:00 pm, 1st’s 3:00 pm.
The full draw shall be posted on the website shortly.
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Post by omni on Jun 22, 2006 20:55:49 GMT 10
I certainly can't make this Saturday (Brother's birthday) but will try to make the others.
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but trying to catch a lift would be easier.
