If it's that bad, get some stoopid white stuff instead!i'm keen to ditch my stoopid green stuff.
Or some nice club colours.If it's that bad, get some stoopid white stuff instead!
Not everyone cAn persuade their club to have club colours.Or some nice club colours.
Anyone can register them, as far as I know. Uller registered ours when he was just an ordinary memberNot everyone cAn persuade their club to have club colours.
+1 from meI hope they don't change either, now we have the option of registering colours there's no need to for the proposed changes.
I guess we might have to wait for a few more cantankerous old gits to shuffle off this mortal coil before the zombie like groaning of the green and white brigade stops.so when do the new regs come into effect please, i heard april, but when exactly please? i'm keen to ditch my stoopid green stuff.
Absolutely agree and well said!I guess we might have to wait for a few more cantankerous old gits to shuffle off this mortal coil before the zombie like groaning of the green and white brigade stops.
What's the point of club colours? There is absolutley no benifit of a team strip in a totally individual sport, not untill some one volounteers to be my cady/quiver anyway.
If you want to wear green and white, it's your call, but don't restrict the freedom and comfort of others just "becasue that's how it's always been". Unless you fancy shuffling along to the bowls green?
Name me another sport where there's a dress ruling, nationally enforced? This is the 21st century we're living in, but yet some archers want to keep us firmly rooted in at least the last century, if not the middle ages!! Lincoln Green anyone?
Do you really want that in archery?bimble said:Cricket... bowls... actually, I have read on some bowls forums of people not only being banned from their cubs but getting band from all clubs in the region for wearing the wrong clothing to competitions...
Archery isn't a team sport though. Which is why I brought up about there being no point to club colours.bimble said:any team sport almost always have all members of the team wearing the same colours, so that'll take in football, rugby, hockey... well, all of them really.
And the worry of being banned from all clubs because you wore the wrong shade of trousers helps to promote the sport in the public eye does it? And those team sports you mention, yes players on the same team do usually wear the same colours, but I think its rather unusual for all players on the same pitch in different teams to wear matching outfits Imagine a game of footie where 22 players and the ref all come on in the same stripCricket... bowls... actually, I have read on some bowls forums of people not only being banned from their cubs but getting band from all clubs in the region for wearing the wrong clothing to competitions... any team sport almost always have all members of the team wearing the same colours, so that'll take in football, rugby, hockey... well, all of them really.
Team sports, yes, but we're talking about general shooting here.
And bowls, well, if you want archery to degenerate into something like this, then go right ahead and keep up the pressure for green/white.
Archery is not a team sport. At best, these "team" events are based around a totalling of INDIVIDUAL scores. A team works together, how do archers work together? Shoot the opponents arrows out of the sky? It is purely an individual sport. To that end, the only reason I wear club colours is to avoid wearing the ridiculous green and white.bimble said:And of course archery is also a team sport. From international level, country, county, club...