Joe Slovo

What is it with people trying to 'get around' the guidelines. As I've said elsewhere,the majority of those taking part in upcoming games (age 16-40)will not have had one jab yet let alone two,and will almost certainly be sharing transport when told not to. Thus they will be continuing to spread this virus. Just give it all a rest until next season and give everyone an earlier chance of getting back to 'normal'.

Seem to remember Mr Beer has form in watching Penzance games from behind a fence/hedge.

Wouldn't mind more info on that game Teddyboy. I remember watching Penzance play there circa '73,'74? Us travelling (young) supporters boo the team running out in red shirts ,then recognise Russel Williams. Penzance were in a change strip ! The ground was/is in the heart of the village.

It was only a few days ago that clubs in lower divs of Football League,being urged NOT to use changing rooms. I think those pros are still getting tested. What hope is there for mere mortals down this way ? And just to conclude a season? Come on ,look at the bigger picture. Football pales into insignificance. Stay safe everyone.

Good idea. I'd say restart in September,allowing the cricketers to complete as full season without football overlapping.

Indeed

And THAT amazing mazey run by Lewis Goldsworthy in the second half,beating what seemed like every Mousehole player on the pitch,twice,his final pass just offside. Was reminiscent of the great midfielder Terry Williams (watching today) in the 70s.

Pz and Mhole 1-1 Official paying attendance 258 plus loads of kids. Thanks to all who attended,to the players and match officials for an entertaining game plus those working behind the scenes.

Penzance v Mousehole is 12 midday

Not sure if above report is correct (at Port). Sin bin is for dissent. Foul language to a ref is a red card. Just saying.

I would like to say a huge thank you to all the players, club officers and match officials of yesterday’s Penzance v Newquay game (and indeed to Saltash last month). Because of ongoing electrical, plumbing and roofing works everyone had to change at the Pirates Rugby Club over the road. Thanks again for your understanding and to the Pirates for the generous offer. Touchwood, normal service will be resumed for the visit of Camelford on the 19th. Charlie Farley club sec

Penzance Afc are very saddened to hear of the passing of Johnny Williams. John managed the first team in the 1980s. He had a long career with British Rail and will be sorely missed. Our thoughts are with his family. More details to follow. Charlie Farley Club secretary

Sin bin is only used for dissent

I doubt very much whether they are getting paid handsomely, or even getting paid at all

I understand that under covid guidelines that programmes are not necessary