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Post by monkey on May 13, 2009 23:20:43 GMT
Following tonight's committee meeting the criteria for qualifying to play in C of C for 2009 was established.
As both leagues are affiliated we are entitled to send 4 sets of teams.
The Summer and Winter league winners and runners up are eligible. Along with the mens and ladies singles winners and runners up.
In the event of duplication the following will apply;
The Summer places are set, as this is the first league completed.
Then the teams that have already qualified are taken out of the equation for qualifying from the Winter league. In the event of duplication the following order will be used;
Knock out Cup winners
3rd in the league
4th in the league
etc.....
The same criteria will apply to singles with those that have already qualified from the Summer league taken out of the equation and semi finalists from the Winter league singles playing off if necessary.
This has been set by the committee for this November's C of C.
However, if players wish to change this selection policy for next year then please submit your proposal through the normal channels.
The teams and individuals that have qualified will be notified in due course by Garry Browne.
I hope this is clear. If not please feel free to ask for further explanations.
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Post by topper on May 14, 2009 6:02:34 GMT
Following tonight's committee meeting the criteria for qualifying to play in C of C for 2009 was established. As both leagues are affiliated we are entitled to send 4 sets of teams. The Summer and Winter league winners and runners up are eligible. Along with the mens and ladies singles winners and runners up. In the event of duplication the following will apply; The Summer places are set, as this is the first league completed. Then the teams that have already qualified are taken out of the equation for qualifying from the Winter league. In the event of duplication the following order will be used; Knock out Cup winners 3rd in the league 4th in the league etc..... The same criteria will apply to singles with those that have already qualified from the Summer league taken out of the equation and semi finalists from the Winter league singles playing off if necessary. This has been set by the committee for this November's C of C. However, if players wish to change this selection policy for next year then please submit your proposal through the normal channels. The teams and individuals that have qualified will be notified in due course by Garry Browne. I hope this is clear. If not please feel free to ask for further explanations. so the teams that win in the summer really have nothing to play for in the winter cos really the teams playing have already qualified for yarmouth places. i would have suggested that the summer season isn't the main one so all teams try to get in them top places and in the winter they will try again to get in the top spots,also is the rolling down applying to the summer season as well cos you know that moon will probably win the leagues if not second so are you having play off between 3rd place in winter and summer or will the teams already know in the winter they are playing for 3rd spot and even the 4th spot |
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Post by Craig Benstock on May 14, 2009 7:51:02 GMT
Answering your statement is tough becase I don't fully undersatnd what you have said.
The point is that there is 1 yearly competition in Yarmouth, and we have 2 seasons.
Whatever way round you look at it, there will always be one season, be it summer or winter, where the previous season league winners and runners up have already qualified for a place in Yarmouth.
I would like to think that Yarmouth is one of many things worth playing for in the CAPL league.
Winning the league in itself should make it worthwhile - so in that, there is always something worth playing for Chris!
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Post by AndyG on May 14, 2009 8:14:44 GMT
Guidance from the EPA states that in the event of duplication in the 4 teams, the other two teams have to come from Winter season qualification. This is because the top 2 summer teams have already qualified and are therefore discounted from the winter qualification process.
A side effect of this is that Summer KO Cup is not, therefore, a C of C qualification route.
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Post by orrible on Oct 31, 2009 12:12:46 GMT
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Post by orrible on Oct 31, 2009 12:45:40 GMT
club 147 is Leicester
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Post by monkey on Nov 1, 2009 6:21:39 GMT
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Post by Craig Benstock on Nov 1, 2009 12:42:57 GMT
Yea, that's 'our' Jamie alright.
Drawn to Vikas, is a very winnable match for Jamie.
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Post by orrible on Nov 2, 2009 15:33:41 GMT
Yea, that's 'our' Jamie alright. Drawn to Vikas, is a very winnable match for Jamie. agreed. I played him recently and lost. I did play like a prize plum tho. Had countless chances |
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Post by orrible on Nov 2, 2009 15:45:11 GMT
I believe cash is paid from last 32 onwards too.
Michael seems to have a good draw aswell.
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Post by AndyG on Nov 2, 2009 15:50:18 GMT
Group 2
Club 147'A'
Rocket Robbies
Man on the Moon
Rocket Robbies lost in group stage and Club 147 got to last 16 in 2008. In 2007 they were in the same group and both didn't get through
Group 5
King Street Run
Milford Club
Bridge Inn 'A'
Milford and Bridge Inn both got through the group stage and got knocked out in last 32 in 2008
Early start for us (again!)
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Post by juls on Nov 2, 2009 16:02:37 GMT
Group 2 Club 147'A' Rocket Robbies Man on the Moon Rocket Robbies lost in group stage and Club 147 got to last 16 in 2008. In 2007 they were in the same group and both didn't get through Group 5King Street Run Milford Club Bridge Inn 'A' Milford and Bridge Inn both got through the group stage and got knocked out in last 32 in 2008 Early start for us (again!) Think yourself lucky atleast your not in the twotting games room on those pile of brown stuff tables. |
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Post by orrible on Nov 2, 2009 16:06:29 GMT
well it is only girly pool ;D  |
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Post by orrible on Nov 2, 2009 16:08:17 GMT
I'll be leaving my house when you start Andy  ;D |
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Post by stelmagic on Nov 2, 2009 16:19:07 GMT
I believe cash is paid from last 32 onwards too. Michael seems to have a good draw aswell. Its £100 quid for last 16 if its the same as the last 2 years usually only has 32 runners at yarmouth which is maybe what made you think of one win and in the money  Interesting that they have opened it up to 64 runners and not increased money! |
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Post by AndyG on Nov 2, 2009 17:26:44 GMT
I'll be leaving my house when you start Andy ;D ... and hopefully on your way back before I finish.  |
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Post by checkmate on Nov 4, 2009 0:46:32 GMT
I hear all bottled lager has a warning: Alcohol can seriously affect your teams chances of getting through the next round  |
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Post by orrible on Nov 4, 2009 15:25:13 GMT
and strongbow. Ask Martin lol
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Post by millerman on Nov 5, 2009 13:31:59 GMT
and strongbow. Ask Martin lol Was the Strongbow to blame for your Golden Cue Team crashing out in the first round? lol |
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Post by orrible on Nov 5, 2009 13:39:20 GMT
don't ask me. I was reserved for round 2 |
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;D
Interesting that they have opened it up to 64 runners and not increased money!
