Billericay Town players playing Sunday League

[simoncartwise]

Just wondered what people thought about this as I happened to be at Melbourne Park, Chelmsford on Sunday and saw our very own George Lay playing for a team called Lokomotiv Billericay. By playing for them is he not risking his fitness and ability to perform for Town if he's playing park football on a Sunday? Is this even permitted? I don't know about his contractual obligations but I would have thought if he was a paid player this would prohibit him from doing this.

 

Mr Simon Cartwise

[The Town Crier]

 

Well simon-Bertie smalls-cartwise. George is working on his fitness, not risking it, he needs football to gain match fitness and confidence.

 

 

OUR very own George Lay played for OUR reserves on Saturday

 

I guess Lokomotive Billericay won.

 

 

C'mon the Ricay

[smallsy]

poor work mr cartwise. no one likes a grass!

[Diz]

Cardinal sin broken there Mr Cartwise.

 

Did you register purely to grass up said player?

 

Numptie

[Eastside Urchin]

was thinking about this earlier as i saw a thread about esl players playing sunday footy.

Surely if you had a greivance with a player playing on a sunday then you should of gone directly to a club rather than posting it on an open forum.That is what i would of done.

My own opinion on this is that players playing senior football should be true to the club and their fans.By playing on a sunday they risk serious injury and this is cheating the fans.But this case seems different as it seems that the lad is gaining match fitness after being out injured so i guess theres no harm done.

[Diz]

Still a dirty rotten grass though

[Eastside Urchin]

Of course.

But saying that i would be upset if say kris lee was spotted playing for EMH the week before an important league or cup match but i wouldn't resort to putting it on an open forum

[Diz]

Yeah but Lokomotive Ricay are bigger than 'ricay

 

As was said, if it's a fitness issue can't see the harm in it.

 

[Eastside Urchin]

me neither.

[Pagey]

I saw Smallsy playing at the weekend, biggest player on the pitch

 

Billericay under 6's

[The Town Crier]

 

 

George had a terrible injury that put him out for for well over a year, he's had numerous operations which include the insertion of rods, pins, plates, and all sorts of screws.

George is now on the way back, and working extremely hard to regain his previous level, I know that every decent human being would wish him well.

 

Our friend simon-Bertie smalls-cartwise clearly doesn't fall into the category of decent.

[Eastside Urchin]

Agreed,although he might learn something from this thread.

[Kaiser Jnr]

What a grass! Poor standard from "simoncartwise".

 

A lot of semi-pro players play Sunday Football, either out of enjoyment, or use it for fitness as TC said.

[Eastside Urchin]

At ryman prem standard though kaiser i would think it was poor of a player risking his clubs fortunes by playing on a sunday.The fans pay to watch the players in the team and if one of those players got injured it could ruin a teams season.

On this case though it seems as if the player needs the fitness which i find strange that bertie smallsy the so called ricay fan didn't realise when he saw "his teams" player playing yesterday

[Rick the Dick]

It's hard to imagine that anyone with even only the slightest knowledge of BTFC and Georges injury would find anything objectional about him playing Sunday League.

 

This guy's obvioulsy shot himself in the foot.

 

[Eastside Urchin]

he should be called rick the dick,not you mate!!

[Diz]

Originally Posted By: urchin_mentalist

At ryman prem standard though kaiser

Like he'll ever know about that

[Eastside Urchin]

lol

[GazzaBTFC]

Originally Posted By: simoncartwise

Just wondered what people thought about this as I happened to be at Melbourne Park, Chelmsford on Sunday

Any chance you're nob Chelmo supporter?

Twat!!!

[Kaiser Jnr]

Fair shout there Gazza.

 

I dont think it matters UM. Unless they have it written in their contract that they can't play Sunday football, they are entitled to do whatever they wish.

 

Does that mean they can't do a bunjee jump, or eat strange foods???

 

I think its up to the player as to what he does. If I was playing Ryman Prem standard, then I probably wouldn't play.

 

I have played against a few Ryman Prem players on a Sunday, as well as a well known Ryman Prem manager!

 

Diz - nosh me!