Score updates at half time on match-days

[Wellsie]

Cookie raised an interesting point in my mind about what scores you'd like to know about on match days. I try to give local and premiership half times, but it's tricky to do that together with the other stuff that I sometimes have to get through on the PA. So I would really appreciate your ideas and thoughts. What are your preferences - no guarantees but I'll do my best.

 

- Premiership only?

- Local (any competition) only?

- Local (our division) only?

- Combinations of above?

- Other major sports involving England team?

- Shut up and just play music? (Although to be honest that's MOST unlikely!)

 

Any other ideas?

 

Cheers, Wellsie.

[Cookie]

For me it would be the other local scores..Ramsgate,Folkestone,Dover.(Just because I would like to know how they are getting on)

 

(p.s. I wasnt being ALTOGETHER serious with my previous post Steve as I am sure time is an essence to getting these out,as you say. There was a large element of jesting involved in that post, though I'm sure you noticed that)

[JohnKirby]

all the games the sodjes play in...if you have enough time

[michael]

Local, and Ryman

[Margate Martian]

agree local and ryman. would be nice to know how teams are getting on around us in the league.

 

Come on the gate!!!!!!!!!

[Chris1]

Locals and Ryman please. Those interested in the Prems can usually get them on their phone, or as soon as they get in the car after the match.

[Graeme H]

Could you just raise your voice a little so i can hear the half times in North Lincolnshire??!!

[BLUEBOYBLUE]

choice of music has been entertaining lately,before kick off was (let me entertain you)maybe next game should be (things can only get better) <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/djsmile.gif" alt="" />

[Hornet]

Apologies to Cookie but the best bit about the Dartford game was his reaction when the rugby result was given out as he had recorded it to enjoy later. I know how you felt 'cos I like to watch Match of the Day without knowing the scores and every time manage to hear a few of them-other than that it's fingers in the ears but even then you can still hear so you have to make a noise with your fingers in your ears and then everyone thinks you're a nutter. Oh! the joys of going to football.

[Cookie]

Even I thought it was hilarious Hornet, but only AFTER I had realised it wasnt THAT game I had recorded.

[blueblood]

Local,ryman prem, Gills, subs names.

[Wellsie]

Cracking - that's great stuff, thanks. I'll focus on getting hold of the local / Ryman scores. Other points:

 

1. Hi Graham.

2. No worries Cookie.

3. Often the "benches" don't hold the borads up toward me in the PA box. But I'm hoping to fix that. Having said that, I did once get the numbers right ... but for the wrong side because the opposition boards were held up from between the dugouts!

4. I do have "Things can only get better" and have been known to play that after the final whistle!

 

Any other thoughts, keep 'em comin'

[knighty101]

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Wellsie said:
Any other thoughts, keep 'em comin'

some half time cheer leaders <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

[Frankie100]

Able to bring my 12 year old daughter to the Dartford game and she did comment on the "old style music" being played.

 

I persoanally would prefer a mixyure of Queen and Celine Dion myself but there again I am an old fool with odd musical tastes!!!!

 

Keep the fans updated with the Kent team scores and maybe the odd freak Premiership one (like Fulham winning for a change)

[knighty101]

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Frankie100 said:
I persoanally would prefer a mixyure of Queen and Celine Dion myself but there again I am an old fool with odd musical tastes!!!!

Nothing wrong with Queen, they are without a doubt one of the greatest groups of all time. cant say i feel that about cd

[Wellsie]

Cheer leaders! I like your thinking.

 

As for music, I don't have any CD so safe there. I guess a "mix" of stuff is best given a little while ago someone said to me "you don't play much older stuff, do you?"

[JeremyJacobs]

Geoff Pay and I would like a return to the music played in the sixties at HDP. Lots of marching stuff by Sousa mainly -

Liberty Bell, The red white and blue etc, marvellous

[Wellsie]

JJ! One mention of the older stuff, and you're tempted out, aren't you?

[Chris1]

A little known fact: Sousa wrote the tune to 'here we go, here we go, here we go', so he has a bit of footballing pedigree.

[JeremyJacobs]

Lonnie Donegan and Wout Steenhuis then