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Re: The Field Hockey SocietyI always find it amazing to watch football style slide tackles (obviously not with foot of course) in hockey. If pulled off they are simply spectacular. Get it wrong and you look like a massive bell-end of course.(Original post by Al_Funcoot)
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Re: The Field Hockey SocietyPulled off a few in a summer league game last night, won the ball in most of them. Oppo striker was getting very wound up because the slickness of the pitch meant I kept sliding after winning the ball and ramming into it him, but cuz I got the ball first the umpires weren't giving him a foul.(Original post by SirMasterKey)
I always find it amazing to watch football style slide tackles (obviously not with foot of course) in hockey. If pulled off they are simply spectacular. Get it wrong and you look like a massive bell-end of course.
I won't be getting into the habit of it though as I'll most likely be sent off in winter league and if you have to resort to a slide tackle you've slipped horribly out of position somewhere along the line. -
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Re: The Field Hockey SocietyLive Test events now on BBC.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/hockey/17923652 If you want to watch live GB-Germany (men) at the Olympic test event
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Men - GB v Germany: Wednesday 2 May, 1830 BST
Women - GB v China: Thursday 3 May, 1315 BST
Men - GB v India: Thursday 3 May, 1830 BST
Women - GB v Argentina: Saturday 5 May, 1145 BST
Men - GB v Australia: Saturday 5 May, 1700 BST
Women's final: Sunday 6 May, 1215 BST
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Re: The Field Hockey SocietyOh dear, I didn't get to see much of the game as the stream kept stalling for me but highlights here.
Controversial Germany goal, I'd say even more so, not because of the fact GB weren't all out onto the pitch but because on 11-12 seconds into the video, I feel it hit the German's foot. -
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Re: The Field Hockey SocietyIt was my hockey club ball last night, definitely a good night
(not sure how many of the rest of the attendees can remember it though....)
I'm vice-captain for my team for next year so already looking forward to next season as our leagues have finished! It'll be good to watch the olympic hockey to keep me going in the summer i guess, I don't think there are any summer leagues near me. -
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Re: The Field Hockey SocietyI've got my end of season university dinner on the 18th, wasn't really planning on going due to higher prices for worse service but the committee have not-so-subtely hinted I'll be receiving an award of some sort so I might as well be there to pick it up!(Original post by TheRabbit)
It was my hockey club ball last night, definitely a good night (not sure how many of the rest of the attendees can remember it though....)
I'm vice-captain for my team for next year so already looking forward to next season as our leagues have finished! It'll be good to watch the olympic hockey to keep me going in the summer i guess, I don't think there are any summer leagues near me. -
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Re: The Field Hockey SocietyHaha, most of our awards are a bit embarassing and it would be a case of not going because you are going to get an award!(Original post by Al_Funcoot)
I've got my end of season university dinner on the 18th, wasn't really planning on going due to higher prices for worse service but the committee have not-so-subtely hinted I'll be receiving an award of some sort so I might as well be there to pick it up!
Ours was pretty good, though it was £35 which I think is more than what the Medsoc charge for what is a posher ball but included free champagne, wine at the table etc. as well as a decent meal. -
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Re: The Field Hockey SocietyWe get all that as well for same price. Might actually drink my champagne or at least chose who to give it to. Plenty of arses at my club so someone I like can have my champers if I don't want it. My one disappointment is the fact that our meal choices were just deceased from some decent choices to two in each catergory. I think only the pudding I wanted might have survived. Have to just make do with the starter and main choice. I wanted Salmon not chicken breast!(Original post by TheRabbit)
Haha, most of our awards are a bit embarassing and it would be a case of not going because you are going to get an award!
Ours was pretty good, though it was £35 which I think is more than what the Medsoc charge for what is a posher ball but included free champagne, wine at the table etc. as well as a decent meal.
Although it is a better choice than last year as there are two starter options rather than just Goat's cheese. -
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Re: The Field Hockey SocietyWatched some of the GB Men's games but not the finals as was otherwise occupied. Didn't see any of the women.(Original post by Slumpy)
Huh, never spotted this before. Anybody watch the finals and stuff over the weekend? -
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Re: The Field Hockey SocietyI wish we got that much, our 34 squid only nets us the dinner and coach travel up there. And the pints are 3.50 each of crappy Foster's and Strongbow.(Original post by TheRabbit)
Haha, most of our awards are a bit embarassing and it would be a case of not going because you are going to get an award!
Ours was pretty good, though it was £35 which I think is more than what the Medsoc charge for what is a posher ball but included free champagne, wine at the table etc. as well as a decent meal.
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Re: The Field Hockey SocietyOlympic Schedule is up guys.
http://www.london2012.com/mm/Documen...le_Neutral.pdf
I get to see GB as well!
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Re: The Field Hockey SocietyMe too!(Original post by SirMasterKey)
Olympic Schedule is up guys.
http://www.london2012.com/mm/Documen...le_Neutral.pdf
I get to see GB as well!
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Re: The Field Hockey SocietyWhich day/sessions are you going to?(Original post by Slumpy)
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Re: The Field Hockey Society4th August one, howsabout you?(Original post by SirMasterKey)
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Re: The Field Hockey Society1st August, going to the morning and afternoon sessions. A bit sad I don't get to see Argentina or Germany but some of my games look(Original post by Slumpy)
4th August one, howsabout you?
(not sure how many of the rest of the attendees can remember it though....)
. Anyway, I love field hockey! I've been playing since I was about 12. Just finished my first season with the Uni hockey club which was epic.
