Fixtures

[We Two]

Phil Hiscox has one of the most unenviable jobs when weather causes the disruption we all experienced last season, and in no way is this post intended to criticise the effort he puts in to his job.                 It appears on the S.W.P.L. Premier League seasons fixture list, that after a home game on the 29th of December, Sticker will only have three home games before the end of the season scheduled for the 19th of April, almost four months.            Bearing in mind that it has often been said that if Sticker is off, everthings off, it seems a little odd that most of their home games are so early in the season instead of later when their ground is one of the most likely to be playable if we have a repeat weather debacle.         It's to be hoped they are on a sound financial footing as footfall during the latter part of the season is going to be limited, and with away games at Plymouth Argyle, Ivybridge, Elburton and Exmouth during the latter part of the season, finances could be stretched .   A potential opportunity missed to secure more games played during the monsoon season perhaps ?

[Hetty]

You must have a lot of time on your hands 

[We Two]

9 hours ago, Hetty said:

You must have a lot of time on your hands 

We feel no shame that we have time to invest in sport and making what we feel is a valid point about it.    Criticism for the sake of it is one thing, offering a constructive opinion is another.

[TheolderIgetthebetterIwas]

All done with a software program I would think in this day and age, with a few tweaks from the secretary. 

[Mike Odgers]

Falmouth  have 4 fixtures in the new 2019 New year-  1 in January,1 in February and 2 in April but I am sure this situation will change with weather intervention and rearangement of Cup ties.

At the moment Falmouth are in the middle of 4  Home league games within the space of 11 days and this is becoming a challenge to produce and compile a programme for each match.

ch.