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Should we have an A team, B team, C team etc. for each house to ensure new members aren't excluded?

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Now that the teams are becoming filled...

Postby Paul » Saturday 8 February 2003 2:09:09am

Now that the Quidditch teams are becoming filled it seems a bit unfortunate that new members may not be able to get a place. I'm thinking that maybe we could have something like an A team, a B team, a C team etc for each house as the forum grows. What do you think, or have you any different ideas about how we can ensure new members don't get excluded?
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Postby Hermione » Saturday 8 February 2003 4:16:54am

What about having alternates? I remember reading in one of the books that Draco Malfoy was the alternate Seeker for the Slytherin team . . .

Or we could have a boys' team and a girls' team if nobody minds not being true to the book.
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Postby Scellanis » Saturday 8 February 2003 12:56:51pm

that sounds like an excellent idea :grin:
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Postby Wilwizard » Saturday 8 February 2003 4:26:54pm

YEs its a very good idea. OR the other thing we could do is have international teams, ireland, england, usa, ect. That way there will alwasy bee enough teams
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Postby TDM » Saturday 8 February 2003 5:17:59pm

i think a Junior Varisty team would be good (same thing as A,B, and C teams). because in the last month, we've had about a member join every two days, if not more.
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Postby TDM » Saturday 8 February 2003 5:21:56pm

oh, and for the international teams idea. if we do that, i call Antartica! go penquins! they can fly, you know!
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Postby ElvenMist » Saturday 8 February 2003 6:11:53pm

yes yes yes!!! those are great ideas! i know... we can change the exhibition teams from Color names to Country names and that can be our international teams. and JV teams is a good idea too! they can have their own matches and their own cup. and then maybe the winning JV team can play the winning reg. house team!
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Postby Broccoli » Wednesday 12 February 2003 1:43:45pm

What I don't like is a boys' and a girls' team! Noooo :evil: I have always hated this division... As for A, B, C teams - I think it's a good idea but we still should limit the number of teams say to 2 per house now and to more later when we have more members ...
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Postby Cougie » Tuesday 25 February 2003 4:14:34am

How about Paul writes an online quidditch game so we can actually play instead of worrying about teams? :D
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Postby RavenEye » Tuesday 25 February 2003 4:41:19am

I don't like the boy girl thing that much, but I like the International teams. Perhaps we can have seperate teams for this?
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Postby Paul » Tuesday 25 February 2003 10:45:49pm

I like the sound of international teams too. Antarctic penguins flying on broomsticks - now that does conjure up an interesting picture!

There will be a way of playing. I'm hoping to get it fully organised around July. I know it's a while away but there's a lot to do if I'm going to get things working in the way I hope, so I'm going to need to spend some very concentrated time on this.
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Postby RavenEye » Wednesday 26 February 2003 12:51:09am

Sounds good!

Should we begin making the international teams?
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Postby TDM » Wednesday 26 February 2003 2:46:08am

i like the idea of having a JV cup, too. or we could just switch players every game. like an alternate.
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Postby ElvenMist » Wednesday 26 February 2003 11:16:19pm

i want to be.... new zealand! or maybe australia... or maybe russia... or maybe portugal... or maybe... aaahhhh!!! *can't decide*
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Postby RavenEye » Thursday 27 February 2003 12:50:29am

I wanna be New Zealand too. :grin: Whatever team, I reserve the spot for keeper! heh heh.
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