Yes, all that you have heard is true, Team Pulse is still unbeaten! You would think that after our first game we would be on a slippery slope down to the deepest darkest depths of the table. NO! We shall not surrender! After pulling out a draw in our first game we’ve gone on to triumph over two, yes two, other teams. I don’t know if it’s due to our obvious athletic abilities or our superior will to win, or mayhap it’s down to pure fluke and a ref who thinks it’s funny that a mish mash of gym peeps have decided to play social netball, and they feel sorry for us, what ever the reason, we seem to be doing really well.
I have to admit we have had one or two ringers in our team for the last two weeks. First we recruited Mike. Now Mike does still kind of work for Pulse, he has a kind of fill in roll when we get stuck, but he also happens to know how to play this game, and has played quite a high level (for a boy). He came in, scored most our points (sorry Alice it’s true but, you still got one or two) and even told us what we should be doing at the breaks. This sounds almost like coaching. If only he could come every week, by the end of the season we may know what we’re doing. Alas, as with working at Pulse his netball season with us has been just a dash of promise, and he won’t be playing any more games. At least we had in for one game. So long Mike, and thanks for all the fish.After our first glorious win, we went into the next game rather under manned. In fact we could only get half a team together. Kick off was at 6:30 and at 5:30 a third of the team we could get to play was sat in the pub hoping the game would be called off. This however is social netball, and games apparently don’t get canceled, all you do is steal players from other teams. This you may think would be a disadvantage, but not if you end up getting the two best social netballers in the world ever, to play for you. They ran around and scored and did all the things people who can play the game do. All very impressive. Next week we’re thinking of getting a team of ringers and just go along with a crate of Speights to support Team Pulse. It’s a cunning plan to retain our unbeaten record, sorry I don’t think I’ve emphasised the point enough, Team Pulse – UNBEATEN! Ha, take that other social netball teams, fear us for we are GODS!
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
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