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Re: friday games

Postby rpowell Thu Aug 13, 2009 8:51 pm

Nikon wrote:can somebody please post which games are being played on friday and at what times. Thanks.

Scotland v France at 10:30
Wales v Ireland at 14:00
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Postby petegriffin Fri Aug 14, 2009 8:46 am

Are these games at Fettes college?
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Postby rpowell Fri Aug 14, 2009 8:17 pm

petegriffin wrote:Are these games at Fettes college?

Yep...
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Postby enslax Sun Aug 16, 2009 4:13 am

Scotish beat the Welsh a few days ago i think so the Scots are in the finals
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Postby snooplax Sun Aug 16, 2009 11:56 am

enslax wrote:Scotish beat the Welsh a few days ago i think so the Scots are in the finals


Scotland vs. Wales Final
Will be a hell of a game!
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Postby enslax Sun Aug 16, 2009 6:52 pm

someone needs to post the score when anyone finds out
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Postby TexasLax Sun Aug 16, 2009 7:26 pm

Any news yet on the Finals? I've not heard from my brother yet [so I'm assuming Wales lost]...
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Postby Sour37 Sun Aug 16, 2009 7:49 pm

Yup Scotland won by 1 goal! Amazing game
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Postby ray1 Sun Aug 16, 2009 8:13 pm

Sounds like a very exciting game. Well done Wales for improving through the tounament and coming so close to beating Scotland.
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Postby hooters86 Mon Aug 17, 2009 12:34 pm

Wait a minute, surely it should be a well done to scotland who have avenged two previous defeats by the welsh.
They were favourites to win, and unfortunately for them thought so themselves
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Postby ray1 Mon Aug 17, 2009 8:05 pm

yes, Well done Scotland. BUT, speaking as a former President of Welsh lacrosse, Wales were easily beaten in the round robin but came very close in the final, showing improvement in the tournament. Wales continues to develop young players, integrating under 19s into the senior squad and maintaining the policy of using the Celtic cup to develop UK based players, and developing players from Welsh clubs. It isnt about past wins or losses, it is about developing players through a development programme into a Welsh National team. It is great to see a French team and also the development of ALL the other nations in the use of home grown talent.
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Team

Postby McLovin Tue Aug 18, 2009 10:51 am

Anyone care to give a team of the tournament??

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FO
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and maybe an honorable mention team??
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Postby webby Tue Aug 18, 2009 3:19 pm

ray1 wrote:It is great to see a French team and also the development of ALL the other nations in the use of home grown talent.


The improvement in the French team was immense over the week. Talking to the other players, having some proper coaches and an ability to play so many games with real referees was a massive help. While I know the guys were more interested in simply playing at such a high level than the actual scores, if you look at the breakdown of the games, you can see the improvement not only day by day but quarter by quarter.

Wednesday
France v Wales
2-24
Scores by quarter
1-9
0-4
1-4
0-7

Thursday
Ireland v France
13-2
Scores by quarter
7-0
3-1
2-1
1-0

Friday
Scotland v France
18-5
Scores by quarter:
3-1
5-0
4-1
6-3

Saturday
France v Ireland
4-14
Scores by quarter:
0-5
1-3
1-4
2-2

The tournament was a great experience. I personally thought the facilities were fantastic and the whole event was well run. There were a few weak points here and there, but these were no different from any other tournament or game I've played in/watched.
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Postby hooters86 Mon Sep 07, 2009 3:42 pm

In terms of team of the tournament, you'd have to include the wales FO guy, and probily the majority of the scottish defence and attack.
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Postby webby Mon Sep 07, 2009 4:44 pm

hooters86 wrote:In terms of team of the tournament, you'd have to include the wales FO guy


Which one?
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Postby Livlax Mon Sep 07, 2009 5:45 pm

i think if you select a team of the tournament you'd have to take away any personal feelings about your own team, although i respect that they played well i dont really think the scottish defence were fantastic. and not even mentioning a good irish and highly improved french team shows your maturity level on the subject.

i think that all the scottish and welsh keepers played amazing, and the French keeper has shown amazing improvement since i first saw him play
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Postby kjk20 Mon Sep 07, 2009 6:33 pm

webby wrote:
hooters86 wrote:In terms of team of the tournament, you'd have to include the wales FO guy


Which one?


I'd say Howie.
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Postby hooters86 Mon Sep 07, 2009 8:30 pm

Livlax wrote:i think if you select a team of the tournament you'd have to take away any personal feelings about your own team, although i respect that they played well i dont really think the scottish defence were fantastic. and not even mentioning a good irish and highly improved french team shows your maturity level on the subject.

i think that all the scottish and welsh keepers played amazing, and the French keeper has shown amazing improvement since i first saw him play


Most definitely. France were much better than i thought and ireland played well. Our attackmen have to mentioned though, as they continuously threatened your defence in both games. Your long poles and golies, especially in the final played well and nearly won it for you.

However, defensively we held you to fewer than 8 goals, so surely we should be congratulated, even with your 'star player' 99 in attack
The FO guy im onabout is the tall fella with glasses. not sure which number
Feel free to give us your team of the tournament.
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Postby 6x6 Mon Sep 07, 2009 11:00 pm

hooters86 wrote:
Livlax wrote:i think if you select a team of the tournament you'd have to take away any personal feelings about your own team, although i respect that they played well i dont really think the scottish defence were fantastic. and not even mentioning a good irish and highly improved french team shows your maturity level on the subject.

i think that all the scottish and welsh keepers played amazing, and the French keeper has shown amazing improvement since i first saw him play


Most definitely. France were much better than i thought and ireland played well. Our attackmen have to mentioned though, as they continuously threatened your defence in both games. Your long poles and golies, especially in the final played well and nearly won it for you.

However, defensively we held you to fewer than 8 goals, so surely we should be congratulated, even with your 'star player' 99 in attack
The FO guy im onabout is the tall fella with glasses. not sure which number
Feel free to give us your team of the tournament.


I would have to give your advantage to the middies not your attack. The two guys from Maryland, 4&21, along with 11 and 26.
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Postby webby Mon Sep 07, 2009 11:20 pm

hooters86 wrote:
Livlax wrote:and not even mentioning a good irish and highly improved french team shows your maturity level on the subject.

i think that all the scottish and welsh keepers played amazing, and the French keeper has shown amazing improvement since i first saw him play


Most definitely. France were much better than i thought and ireland played well.


France will only get better as well, the whole team is keen and determined with a shed load of potential.

As for who was the better team out of Wales and Scotland? It was one hell of a close match, but I felt a couple times Wales wasted chances to score or threw the ball away in attack unnecessarily trying to force something that wasn't on. That said, another day and I wouldn't have been surprised if the score was reversed.
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