Albeit delayed the Kincumber Storm has launched their 2010 season in fine style today with a breakfast at the new world-class
The newly formed Storm side kicked off their new season a few weeks ago and today with some huge announcements and presentations.
The entire squad was present and not since the return of Cantona has there been so much anticipation about a game of football. Sitting around the table were many of the clubs stalwarts including Sami, Homebrew, Zulu, Mad Eye, Macca, Ozzie Steve, Lambo, Tinman, Ivebeena, Bad, Diamond, Silver Fuzz and the new faces Jambo , Turtle and freshly signed Man Mountain (ex disgruntled Relics GoalKeeper), Manager Roy sitting at the end of the table could not be more enthused as he looked over more than 120 years of loyal Kincumber Roo service.
The Minister for Sport, Recreation and Youth Affairs James Idunno was also on hand to wish the Storm well for the upcoming season and express how excited he was by the Storm's move into the new competition in early April and the size of their team’s esky.
In sponsorship news the Storm's major partner, Central Coast Gun Shop has announced their new sponsorship agreement with the team until the end of the 2010 season providing any ammunition needed throughout the season as well as new apparel purchased from Rooga which will be displayed in weeks to come.
The shorts sponsorship has now been divided between the front and back, with long term shorts sponsor Allstar Arses now occupying the back of the shorts, and new sponsor Large Bulges coming on board to occupy the front of the shorts.
The Storm's first few games of the 2010 season have been a great start and they remain the only undefeated team in the club,
Their next game of the table takes place on Saturday, May 8 against the Rustics at Kurruba Stadium on the
What the Fxxx Drunk Blogging should be illegal.
ReplyDeleteIf you got nothing intelligent or comprehensible to say shut up and dont spoil this fun blog.
Kick this one off the team fellas ...
Do you think we may be taking the focus away from the South African competition coming up in 5 weeks time?
ReplyDeleteI'm a bit concerned, that the STORM are leading the comp so convincingly.
ReplyDeleteThier not taking a leaf out of their TWIN SISTER NRL club by salary cap payments. Like that Diamond fellow. Bit suss. were's the auditor.
Bit worried to post my ID for fear of reprisals.
Where's the BLOG security administrator?
ReplyDeleteHow do NON RELICS get to post on our site.
TIME to CALL A MEETING. With beers of course.
A whole lot of verbal blogging diarrhea and the name you come up with is Storm! Did you miss the adjective when posting? Was it supposed to be Storm Age, Storm Remnants, Storm Residue come on fellas gives us something with a little imagination.
ReplyDeleteI thought that naming of a team in our elete devision, required some truely gifed or inspiring ancient name.
ReplyDeleteNot some easy has been Club name.
Why not, lets say the TROJENS. Done by a horse in the RELICS camp.??????????????????????
Hey come on fella's I think 'Storm' is ok, just think of 'Storm in a teacup', there's the link to their geriatric football status.
ReplyDeleteAgree actually if you read it backwards it's ........ M Rots excellent choice I say
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