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[WalkingWicket37]

Why are you missing 3 weeks?

No game last week, and now told I'm unable to play for 2 weeks as I've got stitches in 

[Seniorplayer]

Playing away tomorrow ground with very poor facilities  park on a busy road one toilet between everyone change in a shed with no windows no seating inside or out no tables  no kitchen no hot water no showers tea is brought in last season we had pasta no forks spoons or plates served outside on a wallpaper table.
Taking my own tea and chair  tomorrow.

[ProCricketer1982]

Playing away tomorrow ground with very poor facilities  park on a busy road one toilet between everyone change in a shed with no windows no seating inside or out no tables  no kitchen no hot water no showers tea is brought in last season we had pasta no forks spoons or plates served outside on a wallpaper table.
Taking my own tea and chair  tomorrow.

Concede the game, get them out your league and play for another club this week at a decent ground .. Win win

[shamelessshaun]

Playing against the team I train with during the week on Saturday. Always a good game and a good slurp afterwards. Cup game on Sunday, may limit myself to a dozen ales or so just to be safe.

[Seniorplayer]

Concede the game, get them out your league and play for another club this week at a decent ground .. Win win

Nice idea but league rules state you can only be signed for  one club.

[ProCricketer1982]

Nice idea but league rules state you can only be signed for  one club.

plenty of leagues within 30 mins of you buddy   That isn't an issue. tongue in cheek of course, however I am surprised that some clubs (whether they have such poor facilities, join leagues at teh bottom just to thrash people or are just very very horrible people to play) aren't just subjected to winning games by walkover and I reckon, within 2-3 seasons after playing zero cricket but being promoted 3 leagues they'd soon sort their acts out

[Seniorplayer]

plenty of leagues within 30 mins of you buddy   That isn't an issue. tongue in cheek of course, however I am surprised that some clubs (whether they have such poor facilities, join leagues at teh bottom just to thrash people or are just very very horrible people to play) aren't just subjected to winning games by walkover and I reckon, within 2-3 seasons after playing zero cricket but being promoted 3 leagues they'd soon sort their acts out

Not sure but I don't think you can play in a different league when registered with another.
The only other leagues close to Stourbridge that I am aware of is the South Staffs and Birmingham League.
Believe You are right regarding clubs coming into our division to thrash other clubs

[WalkingWicket37]

Not sure but I don't think you can play in a different league when registered with another.
The only other leagues close to Stourbridge that I am aware of is the South Staffs and Birmingham League.
Believe You are right regarding clubs coming into our division to thrash other clubs

Of course you can. All the people coming back from Uni can do it, so why can't you? 

[Giraffe208]

Not sure but I don't think you can play in a different league when registered with another.
The only other leagues close to Stourbridge that I am aware of is the South Staffs and Birmingham League.

Where do you play?

[Seniorplayer]

Of course you can. All the people coming back from Uni can do it, so why can't you? 

Had a look in the league handbook and it looks  as if to move clubs or leagues you would need a transfer.

[Seniorplayer]

Where do you play?

Cutnell Green village cc

[Giraffe208]

Played at Harborne a couple of years ago (1st team in the Brum League) although their first XI pitch is only junior sized. The pitch next door looked horrific if that's where you are playing?

[ProCricketer1982]

Not sure but I don't think you can play in a different league when registered with another.
The only other leagues close to Stourbridge that I am aware of is the South Staffs and Birmingham League.
Believe You are right regarding clubs coming into our division to thrash other clubs

pretty sure if you play in the northants leagues say, then play in the gloucestershire league you are fine. You couldn't go from glos league to wepl etc.. too close. but you could go from worcestershire to gloucestershire for instance.

[Seniorplayer]

Played at Harborne a couple of years ago (1st team in the Brum League) although their first XI pitch is only junior sized. The pitch next door looked horrific if that's where you are playing?

No it's not there

[kennym66]

Playing away tomorrow ground with very poor facilities  park on a busy road one toilet between everyone change in a shed with no windows no seating inside or out no tables  no kitchen no hot water no showers tea is brought in last season we had pasta no forks spoons or plates served outside on a wallpaper table.
Taking my own tea and chair  tomorrow.

Lucky you I have been told we are playing where there is no facilities at all. The home team set up a couple of gazebos and you use the hedge for you know what. Mind you it is pouring down here so it may be our first postponed game of the season. Anxious wait in the morning.