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Im not sure about the southern women, but i know for a fact our team was not eligible to play since we had a roster of more than ten players and you were only allowed one with ten on it, im unsure if the women were in the same boat or not though
Shame Queenstown didnt take a strong team this members from the Stampede let there club team down, good to see others step up though
Does someone who was there want to give a run down of the final??
Notable players/ommisions from both sides and maybe some key moments i.e. goals, penalties, big hits etc…
Rangers scored first in the early stages of the game, they looked still hung over from the night before, Bull tar scored one back though a nice shot.
2nd period
Both teams worked hard for the upper hand Rangers had more possesion, but Bulltars scored shot from the point and it deflected off someones stick and when in.3rd period
about 5 five mins in Bulltars dumped the puck in goalie miss judged and puck went straight in score 3-1 no one was really hitting each other untill a bulltar smoked Kevin Barr knocking him out ambulance was called there was a wait for 30mins for him to removed from the ice was rushed to invers for a CT scan
13min to go Rangers were all over the bulltars not really leaving there defensive zone, the rangers looked like they couldnt finish well i should say they wernt shootingGood game looked like the Bulltars came to play the Rangers were there for a boozey weekend
"Rhys M":1ot82z2m wrote:A few quiet ales were had
[/quote:1ot82z2m]I really don’t see ales as the sportsman’s drink. I feel like lagers are more appropriate for post-physical-activity drinking.
Thoughts?
If its cold, brown, bubbly and alcoholic, I think its ok. Back in Canada a company called Sleemans makes a real nice cream ale. It goes down a treat after a game.
"vpatrol":29u2yztf wrote:If its cold, brown, bubbly and alcoholic, I think its ok. Back in Canada a company called Sleemans makes a real nice cream ale. It goes down a treat after a game.
[/quote:29u2yztf]See, ales should really be room temperature. The reason people cool ales is generally ’cause they don’t really like the taste of ales. Lagers should be served cold.
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