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Some World Cup housekeeping notes....

Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2007 12:04 pm
by Old_Man_Monkey
Well, the teams have been cast, shipped and received, the DJ hired....
the custom pitches made and loaded....
rooms have been confirmed and meetings scheduled.....
name badges have been ordered, last minute orders for coffee service put in place....

So here we are, nine days away from starting the first matches of the first ever World Cup and let me say how much I've enjoyed the process - all of you who have helped and worked so hard deserve the community's heartiest thanks!

So some housekeeping notes:

1) particularly the UK coaches: please bring any templates, dice, and such extras with you - we will need to use some along with the WC boards at the White Hart;

2) everyone should bring AT LEAST two copies of their teams - one for the staff and one for you to share with your opponent before each match;

3) for the PAINTING COMPETITION: please let the staff know upon registration that you have an entry for the competition - at that time, you will be given a registration form to complete, then take your entry or entries to a separate location for display;

4) I STRONGLY ENCOURAGE as many coaches as possible - especially those coming in on Thursday night - to stop by the White Hart between 4pm and 10PM and pre-register. This will relieve much of the Friday morning and Saturday morning pressure on the registration effort and will be a lot more fun... Tritex Games will have a booth, there will be the official WC shirt and patches on sale, and you can have a beer and meet old and new friends.

5) Please remember to pack (and use):

your best smile
a couple of pounds of patience
your Sunday suit of sportsmanship

AND YOUR A-GAME BABY! This is the World Cup and we expect the best.... of everything and everyone!

NINE days and counting.... are you ready!

OMM

Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2007 12:06 pm
by Darkson
Add to #5

(for those that drink) - several of your perfered hangover cures.




Has anyone reminded Bugmans to get extra stock/staff in? :wink:

Re: Some World Cup housekeeping notes....

Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2007 1:55 pm
by Mordredd
Old_Man_Monkey wrote: 2) everyone should bring AT LEAST two copies of their teams - one for the staff and one for you to share with your opponent before each match;
I hope that you mean rosters, because I haven't even finished converting my first team yet. Or is it that you are planning to pay the staff in free minis? :P :wink:

Re: Some World Cup housekeeping notes....

Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2007 2:44 pm
by Podfrey
Old_Man_Monkey wrote:...AND YOUR A-GAME BABY! This is the World Cup and we expect the best.... of everything and everyone! OMM
So, that on the grounds of ability that discounts the Scots, the Americans, the Blackshirts, the ...... :lol: :wink:

Sensible question: we don't need to bring boards, do we? (other than the suitcase full I smuggled back last month :wink: )

Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2007 2:55 pm
by Old_Man_Monkey
No, Geoff, the boards are on schedule for setup - just bring all the peripherals: templates, dugouts, dice, etc....

And yes, Mordredd, I meant 'rosters'... :roll: :wink:

See all of you guys soon (so you've been warned... :D )

OMM

Re: Some World Cup housekeeping notes....

Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2007 3:45 pm
by Marco Gianni
Old_Man_Monkey wrote:the custom pitches made and loaded....
Actually we've made some custom pitches too for that event... Despite the boards are supplied, can we even play on our boards ?

Thanks ;)

Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2007 5:36 pm
by Old_Man_Monkey
Marco - I'm sure we can discuss it on Thursday night at the White Hart....

OMM

Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2007 7:35 pm
by Old Man Draco
OMM is gonna be very busy on thirsday night. Better form a line! :lol:

I really DO hope you will all enjoy yourself. To bad I can't be there, seeing as a lot of my good buddies are gonna be there.

Have fun, that's all that counts. :D

Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2007 7:34 pm
by shaniepoo
Will there be any spare dugouts? It's just that i cant find mine and dont know if i can make a custom one in time.

Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2007 8:21 pm
by Grumbledook
doesn't take more than 15s with a biro and a blank bit of paper to draw one ;o

Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2007 9:44 pm
by shaniepoo
Grumbledook wrote:doesn't take more than 15s with a biro and a blank bit of paper to draw one ;o
True. Ive been looking online for a pic of the dugout and was just going to print it out and laminate it . But could i find one...

Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2007 10:33 pm
by Podfrey