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Subject: RE: Spirit & the Rules
Date: Fri, 9 Oct 1998 16:37:28 +0100
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As we are currently having a chat about Spirit I was wondering what has happened to the SOTG trophy for Nationals, the Niall MacKenzie Memorial Trophy?
This was donated to British Ultimate by Niall's parents after his tragic death.
Would last year's winners of spirit please make sure that this is passed on to this year's winners.
It is important for those of us who knew him.
Many thanks.
Max

-----Original Message-----
From:	Ben Ravilious [SMTP:Ben.Ravilious@crispgroup.co.uk]
Sent:	08 October 1998 16:42
To:	'Britdisc'
Subject:	Spirit & the Rules

This will all end in tears.

What I think would be useful (and has been suggested in previous years) is that we should somehow try to improve everyone's understanding of the rules of the game (and when to apply them according to SOTG).

I know I'm still uncertain about some of the finer points and this sort of thing must be one of the most common sources of arguments on the pitch.

All: "Great idea Ben, why dont you put together a simplified version of the rules which includes specifics about when calls are fair to make and when SOTG can be applied"

Doh.

Any offers/previous material/knowledge out there? There must be a Simon out there who can help us.