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"Ryan":3lphkqee wrote:Kyle, can you book us in? Plus I think I still need to pay for the previous session we had there.
[/quote:3lphkqee]Not until you pay for the last couple of bookings. I got a reminder notice about it today. I’ll hunt out the bill and you can pay them direct.
"rookie#19":kc4zzydu wrote:What times the game cousins?
[/quote:kc4zzydu]Up above, where it says 7:10pm…
Do people need to pay to play? And can anyone play? I think people will want to know the answers to these questions.
My son is going to try and organise the peewees to play inline over the summer. We were thinking about doing it outdoors, but if there was inline happening at the Caledonian, and the times could be matched so they followed each other, we might try there before the big kids play.
CIF doesn’t seem to need someone to refer you any more, registration appears to be free and open to everyone.
If it does ask for a username as a referrer, people can try my one if they want, which is ‘jits’.
The new address of the cif-forums is:
"Chris":3shgxvz3 wrote:I would try searching google using the “intitle:”index.of” (mpg|avi|iso|wmv|zip|rar) nhl -html -htm -jsp -php -asp -pdf -mp3 -wma” search string.Note that if you’re going to replace “nhl” with more that one word, you should seperate those words with periods rather than spaces, e.g. “sidney.crosby” rather than “sidney crosby”
[/quote:3shgxvz3]I don’t know if that will work Chris. As far as I know, all these things are torrents, no one puts the actual full files up on a site.
I got an email a few days ago with a new address for that site. It is very good, I should try and figure out how to earn invites so we can spread that around a bit.
It’s at home, I’ll try and post it here over the weekend.
Do you really want to open that can of worms?
We never put a space on the form for “I want to play with xxxx”, but we always tried to accommodate.
But do you want to put a space on the form for “I don’t like yyyy, I don’t want to play with him?”
If people had serious issues playing with someone, then I would put them on another team, but if you put a space in for it, then you’re encouraging people to put it in.
If people really don’t want to be on a team with someone, they need to go down the route of organising their own teams, surely?
"Ryan":13xug0up wrote:I just noticed that I was advertising a social game on Saturdays at 7:30pm on the home page. Does anyone know if this is still on? I thought it was cancelled long ago, but wasn’t sure if I just imagined that or something.I’ve removed it now, but just want to double confirm I haven’t made a mistake there.
Ryan,
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That hasn’t been on Sunday for… months.
"Azzy77":2b4zoufu wrote:Here’s the issue, if I say to my mate, hey you want to come along play Hockey, he will say sure can I be in your team? I say no cos you have never played before, you play b-grade by yourself, he’s not going to come along.
(This has actually happened to me on more than one occasion)
[/quote:2b4zoufu]This is the trade off that we made when we split the grades. It’s a major downside, there are obviously advantages however. One of the things we were aware of when we made the split was that the prems weren’t getting to play any hockey last year, and this would give them games without dragging it down to the beginner level. I suspect, if there’s a national league team next year, that the split might require further thought/adjustment/removal, depending on how those players are managed.
I was vaguely tempted with the idea of runing one split dihl a year, and one open dihl – probably the open dihl at the end of the year, when the season is winding down and people are feeling more social. I never decided if that was the way to go, or 2x split dihls however.
I think it’d be good if early next year, ‘The DIHL’ (whoever that is) was to sit down with people like Steve Jackson, Mike Sam, Bode, whoever is the President next year and think about its strategic purpose. There’s a social angle, there’s a development of the club in size angle, there’s the money to pay for coaching angle (something it’s going to come well short in this year), there’s the development of players at different levels.
If there was a way to get feedback from the players as well, that would no doubt help too.
