
tiffers
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Incredible documentary tribute on BBC1. I'm a mess. God that's a hard watch.
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Cam Smith being interviewed live on Sky sports at the mo. Sounds like the team have been at headingley showing their support.
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How very sad to hear the news. An absolute hero for many, many people. Both inside and outside RL. He provided many of us with fabulous memories of a lifetime. I'll never forget him coming to our amateur club and being so humble, approachable and had the room full of people in the palm of his hand. Rest in peace Beep Beep Burrow.
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Cornwall RLFC (Merged Threads)
tiffers replied to Gav Wilson's topic in The General Rugby League Forum
Yep. Truro city used to be owned by the guy who also owns the Cornish Pirates RU club. Perez and co bought the football club and left the RU club with the same guy. He's still trying to offload it and is struggling to. The key (and critical bit) is that the football club came with the rights to build the ground and had a fair chunk of cash commited by the council/public bodies to do it. Hence a fair bit of soft power locally too. The shrewdness of leaving the RU club could help project the RL side further forward. -
Cornwall RLFC (Merged Threads)
tiffers replied to Gav Wilson's topic in The General Rugby League Forum
There will be a main arena, with a capacity for 3,000 spectators and the potential to increase to 4,000, to be completed this year. In terms of capacity it's not dissimilar to Penryn RU where they are playing now. Difference being (1) it's brand new and will be a bit nicer. (2) that Eric Perez and Co own the ground and football club now. So the cash stays in the same group of companies. Not sure what it means re. IMG points, mind. -
Cornwall RLFC (Merged Threads)
tiffers replied to Gav Wilson's topic in The General Rugby League Forum
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/truro-city-football-club_footballscominghome-activity-7200228350877913090-MFk8?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android The first videos of the new stadium that Cornwall RLFC and Truro City will share. Looks like it's well on track for the new football season starting. Initial plans are just for the basic ground to be there, given they've only had a few months to build so far. Further plans to build the clubhouse/corporate facilities and youth/training facilities. Plus possible extension to the stands for further seats and standing capacity. So still lots more to be done yet, but positive initial steps. -
You certainly aren't the first and won't be the last to have this happen. As you say, a learning curve for another attempt. If it's any consolation, I had a similar experience a few weeks back at the Salaman KVK. I hadn't managed to get as much mileage in the tank as I normally would and thought it would be ok. Turns out the brutal hills were exactly that and I found myself cramping and walking the last major hill. The first time I've ever done that in a race. Use it as motivation for the next one. That's my approach. Get something booked in and give yourself something new to aim at. The main thing is you gave what you could do on the day, you can be satisfied with that.
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The whole thing is utterly depressing. If only 'we' could get our house in order (globally) and organise ourselves with a little bit of commitment in advance. We might be able to sell the international game to the point it becomes an exciting product that you can make cash from. I used to be really excited by the international game. It was the pinnacle. These days I struggle to muster up any energy for it because it's so volatile and plans (10 year wish lists) always fall apart for one reason or another. Do I think we will have an ashes series... No. Will the Samoa series happen... Probably not. Will the world cup be an NRL/internal Aussie affair... Almost certainly. Is it any surprise that tickets are not selling for the mid season test... Not in the slightest.