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Post by The Bullet on Sept 16, 2018 20:47:02 GMT
Sadly it looks as if Guernsey Bar Billiards could be on its last legs. Last season there were five teams in the league and it looked that this would increase to six teams for the new season. Unfortunately following a new rule introduced at the May 2018 AGM and the way some members of the GBBA committee have decided to implement this new rule the new team was not formed and one of the five teams from last season has now folded. The league looks to be down to four teams, several of the island players from last season will now be retiring, including myself. Sad days. Bob
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Post by Chris_Sav on Sept 17, 2018 7:59:06 GMT
Sorry to hear that the league is in a precarious state and especially that you are calling it a day Bob
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Post by barbelman on Sept 17, 2018 9:21:45 GMT
That would be a real shame Bob and I hope the problems can be resolved. There has to be a critical point when leagues become unviable...
On a selfish note I shall miss my annual trip to the lovely place.
Tony
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Post by oge on Sept 17, 2018 11:33:59 GMT
Just to Clarify, the Guernsey League is still ongoing and the Guernsey Open will be going ahead as normal for 2019. We do have a few issues surrounding one venue, wish we hope to resolve going forward.
Darren GBBA Treasurer
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Post by GBGuernsey on Sept 17, 2018 17:00:11 GMT
Bob, I dont think you should have posted here and blamed the committee, they are implementing the rules agreed by the majority. Whilst I dont agree with certain decisions made by the committee recently, you have to respect them.
It should also be mentioned in open forum that this current debacle would end if you complied with their requirements and let them have 50% of the takings or let us put another table in the venue. You are equally to blame for this.
It is also not fair to claim the potential new team did not materialize due to the new rule, when the players joining that team were refusing or not too excited about having to play away games at other venues.
I am not saying you should bow to their [committee] requirements, that is for you to decide. I am simply saying this farce is not just down to the committee, you must take some responsibility and should not put all the blame on committee members.
I will miss Bar Billiards, but the snooker league will be just as much fun and far less fuss.
all the best,
Gary
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Post by Chris on Sept 17, 2018 19:39:04 GMT
posts. a table has gone and teams lost. We are as in |Portsmouth at 'bones' ends re teams. If we lose more we won't have a league. I hope whatever the issues re tables are that loses teams will just be altered.. we need players that is so, so more important that rules re tables. My personal opinion xxx
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