Thursday, February 2, 2012

Team Organisation and Housekeeping- 2012

One of the problems with electing by default is you have to take what you're given so you've got me as manager.

Just so you understand, here's how I'll operate the communication.

Anything thats more than a week ahead will go on the blog. I expect you to check it at least once a week. Texts can get expensive, so I'll keep texts mainly for changed details and important reminders, but I'm not your mum, the blog should be.

I don't want to hear if you are coming to something, only contact me if you are not coming. I will assume no advice as confirmation that you will be there. Plain courtesy, and just makes the job way easier.
When season starts I don't need apologies on training nights, just let Wizz or me know if you are injured for Saturdays (preferably by Thursday lunch)

Our new shirts have arrived and will be handed out at first practice match. You will be responsible for your own number all year. Kit bag will have 5 spares for subs and knuckleheads who forget theirs. Number 10 will be retired for this season only.

Yearly fees will remain at $100 per player to cover ref fees and incidentals.
Beer will remain at $2.50 as the kitty apparently made enough last year even with the washouts.

I will only pass on club messages when I think you need to know, otherwise I'll simply fill Wiz in.

Now our playing tops have arrived we can start looking at a game day polo as our Relics artwork is set up. I'll talk to you all about this over next few weeks.

We also need somebody (not me) to begin organising the end of season trip. Tempus Fugit (no Mick thats not a reference to your habits)

Mgr Hat

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