1. Captain’s Checklist

    Before the match;

    • Ensure that the match is published on the website a week in advance. Note that this may have already been done for you. check by  looking at scheduled posts and editing it as necessary.
    • Select your players in consultation with the Club Captain and the other captains
    • Publish the selection (if more than one team is playing on a day then try to keep it to one post to keep the email traffic down.
    • Ensure the Bus is organised (usually allow 90-120 minutes to get to the ground and warm up before the match)
    • Ensure the Camel Bar management is aware of our rendezvous time so they can organise to open the doors for us and fill eskies. Camel Steve: 18701988090
    • Remind Woodstock of our need for pies
    • Get a list of your squad together (on your phone or a bar coaster) check you have everyone’s phone number: Membership
    • Note anyone going direct to ground
    • Phone opposing captain to ensure they are working off the same schedule as you

    At the Camel;

    • Wake up anyone who might be struggling
    • Pack tents, eskies, kit into bus
    • Check you have scorebooks and stationary
    • Ensure plenty of water is available – especially during summer months.
    • Appoint a kit bitch
    • Appoint a lumberjack
    • Bridge/Tunnel Beers

    At the ground;

    • If you are the home team you need to be early enough to lay out the ground – make sure we have match balls from the SCC
    • if the bus needs to pick another team up make sure the driver knows
    • remind team of any rules for the facility you’re playing at
    • toss
    • win (optional)

    After the match;

    • remind lumberjack to make notes from scorebook
    • ensure kit bitch does his job
    • find warm flat beer and sweatiest box for any new Bashers
    • christen new Bashers as per rules of induction found elsewhere
    • name new Bashers
    • Appoint a fines master (usually player of the day)

    Back home;

    Sledges

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