Lancashire league 18/5/19
Posted: Fri May 17, 2019 7:41 pm
Some big games tomorrow Burnley go to rammy with a ex lowerhouse pro stepping in. Lowerhouse host church is it a must win game already?
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Word on the street is that Burnley have signed Daryn Smit for at least 7 games. Has a team ever won the league using sub pros for the full season?ClaretTony wrote:Dieter Klein tomorrow for Burnley. South African who has been called up for Germany
Don’t know that but Burnley lost pro Shafiq Ahmed (brilliant batsman) in 1978. They eventually signed Mudassar but had a lot of sub pros in between.Local cricketer wrote:Word on the street is that Burnley have signed Daryn Smit for at least 7 games. Has a team ever won the league using sub pros for the full season?
I didn't realise it was allowed.Local cricketer wrote:Word on the street is that Burnley have signed Daryn Smit for at least 7 games. Has a team ever won the league using sub pros for the full season?
Thank you Tony Garth Le Roux sounds a playerClaretTony wrote:Just looked up that season and Burnley used
Ken Shuttleworth
Joel Garner
Geoff Trim
Neal Radford
Garth Le Roux (2 games)
Less games than I thought it was with a sub pro
How did Neal Radford do as a league pro?ClaretTony wrote:Just looked up that season and Burnley used
Ken Shuttleworth
Joel Garner
Geoff Trim
Neal Radford
Garth Le Roux (2 games)
Less games than I thought it was with a sub pro
I’ve just added to that post re: East Lancs.Local cricketer wrote:Thank you Tony Garth Le Roux sounds a player
Radford was in the league for a few years with Bacup &EL. Very good player.Quickenthetempo wrote:How did Neal Radford do as a league pro?
He was a good un for Worcs.
Quickenthetempo wrote:I didn't realise it was allowed.
In the Ribb league you could only get a sub pro for the first 4 games (Although it might of changed.)
A bit farcial if Burnley just plan to use sub pro's all season.
Erasmus got a bad injury last season I think. Must make it very difficult for clubs in this situation.Local cricketer wrote:Burnley's pro went down injured on the eve off the season.
I seem to remember the house using sub pros for over half a season last year. Injuries are part off the game
It happens to lots of clubs. Some pro's back out at the last minute.Local cricketer wrote:Burnley's pro went down injured on the eve off the season.
I seem to remember the house using sub pros for over half a season last year. Injuries are part off the game
It can’t be helped, you’ll struggle to find a full time pro now easiest thing to do is field county level pros which isn’t a cheap business so I’m sure they’d rather have a settled proQuickenthetempo wrote:I didn't realise it was allowed.
In the Ribb league you could only get a sub pro for the first 4 games (Although it might of changed.)
A bit farcial if Burnley just plan to use sub pro's all season.
I’m sure they do but I would think it’s not always that easy as I’m sure our Lowerhouse friends on here would confirm. Even worse for them. If memory serves he got injured on the Saturday and they had a game the following day.Quickenthetempo wrote:It happens to lots of clubs. Some pro's back out at the last minute.
But clubs should do all they can to get a full time pro.
There's that many cricket agents these days, it's not to bad if you have the finance.ClaretTony wrote:I’m sure they do but I would think it’s not always that easy as I’m sure our Lowerhouse friends on here would confirm. Even worse for them. If memory serves he got injured on the Saturday and they had a game the following day.
It's not cheap at all, they must be thinking about winning that title.Burnley1989 wrote:It can’t be helped, you’ll struggle to find a full time pro now easiest thing to do is field county level pros which isn’t a cheap business so I’m sure they’d rather have a settled pro
I’ve no idea what Burnley’s plans are but I would have thought they’d prefer to have a regular pro than the current situation.Quickenthetempo wrote:There's that many cricket agents these days, it's not to bad if you have the finance.
To be fair to Lowerhouse, quite a bit of the season had gone and most pro's miss the last 4 games.
We don't half get messaged off some chancers from all over Asia, Australasia and Saffers all claiming to be the great undiscovered heir to Tendulkar hahaClaretTony wrote:I’m sure they do but I would think it’s not always that easy as I’m sure our Lowerhouse friends on here would confirm. Even worse for them. If memory serves he got injured on the Saturday and they had a game the following day.
Well I'd imagine so....Quickenthetempo wrote:It's not cheap at all, they must be thinking about winning that title.
Curtly Ambrose?ZizkovClaret wrote:Ive heard about someone big arriving for the 20/20 against Lowerhouse
Is there a war on?ClaretTony wrote:Dieter Klein tomorrow for Burnley. South African who has been called up for Germany
Wasn’t Erasmus injured playing rugby for Blackburn?ClaretTony wrote:I’m sure they do but I would think it’s not always that easy as I’m sure our Lowerhouse friends on here would confirm. Even worse for them. If memory serves he got injured on the Saturday and they had a game the following day.
I might be wrong but I think he got his injury in a t20 game.Foulthrow wrote:Wasn’t Erasmus injured playing rugby for Blackburn?
Well Turf Moor is like a suburb off Mumbai this season. Cant see them losing at homeQuickenthetempo wrote:It's not cheap at all, they must be thinking about winning that title.
It improves.Longsidelenny wrote:what happens with the pitch if it rains for a month
They have bought a hover cover with the money they are saving from not having a proQuickenthetempo wrote:It improves.
I thinks it's the new Gin wagon on Claret matchday that has paid for it.Local cricketer wrote:They have bought a hover cover with the money they are saving from not having a pro
Currently plying his trade in the Bohemian sofa leagueZizkovClaret wrote:Ive heard about someone big arriving for the 20/20 against Lowerhouse
Rawtenstall enjoying life in the 2nd division. Lot more competitive and I wonder If teams like rawtenstall and colne actually want to get promotedSteve-Harpers-perm wrote:Off to watch Rawtenstall hopefully make it 3 wins in a row against Littleborough.
Imagine turning up as an amateur batter to play Burnley and finding out that Joel Garner is their sub pro!ClaretTony wrote:Just looked up that season and Burnley used
Ken Shuttleworth
Joel Garner
Geoff Trim
Neal Radford
Garth Le Roux (2 games)
Less games than I thought it was with a sub pro
Trim was from Lancs 2nds, didn’t bowl and scored 1 with the bat. Burnley chased 232 to beat East Lancs that day. Allan Border was 104no for EL. On the following day EL lost at Rawtenstall in the Worsley Cup with Border again not out on 179.
No, the rugby season was long over by the time he was injured ....Foulthrow wrote:Wasn’t Erasmus injured playing rugby for Blackburn?
He was pro with Littleborough in the Central Lancs League at the time and was the first time I’d ever seen him. He took 8 wickets.JohnDearyMe wrote:Imagine turning up as an amateur batter to play Burnley and finding out that Joel Garner is their sub pro!
Fantastic to have been able to witness such world class players. Shame those days are overClaretTony wrote:He was pro with Littleborough in the Central Lancs League at the time and was the first time I’d ever seen him. He took 8 wickets.