ash chaulk
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so does this mean i get your moneys
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*Official* Contracted Players/Press Release Thread
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Magrat Garlick
Rather Mad Witch
Red squad takes shape
Erik Raude made a late appearance on Nixontown TV tonight, announcing the signing of four new Red members for the coming seasons. Norwegian-born wicket-keeper Håkon Mørk, who was also revealed to be the successor to Dave Watt as Red captain, has secured a four-year deal at the B level, while bowlers Sean Bennett, Kingsley "Clapo" Clapham and Gaurav Nayak have signed for three years (B), two years (E) and two years (E), respectively.
This brings the total of signed Reds up to eight, with negotiations ongoing with a number of top-class players.
And on the last-night news, Test quickie David Kennett has agreed to a three-year deal at the A level. The seamer will be 33 years old at the end of the contract.
In even later news, another Test-playing David has agreed to an A level contract; former Black player David Kearsley agreed to a four-year tenure, boosting the middle order considerably.
Erik Raude made a late appearance on Nixontown TV tonight, announcing the signing of four new Red members for the coming seasons. Norwegian-born wicket-keeper Håkon Mørk, who was also revealed to be the successor to Dave Watt as Red captain, has secured a four-year deal at the B level, while bowlers Sean Bennett, Kingsley "Clapo" Clapham and Gaurav Nayak have signed for three years (B), two years (E) and two years (E), respectively.
This brings the total of signed Reds up to eight, with negotiations ongoing with a number of top-class players.
And on the last-night news, Test quickie David Kennett has agreed to a three-year deal at the A level. The seamer will be 33 years old at the end of the contract.
In even later news, another Test-playing David has agreed to an A level contract; former Black player David Kearsley agreed to a four-year tenure, boosting the middle order considerably.
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Simon
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confirmed
David
International 12th Man
kears_falcon_9
International Debutant
Signed: DA Kearsley
Very happy to sign on with the Reds, looking for bigger and better things from the squad this year.
Dasa
International Vice-Captain
Confirmed.
steds
Hall of Fame Member
CW Red bowler Sean Bennett is said to be ecstatic with his new contract with the club. Speaking to the hobo who stands on the corner outside Bennett's caravan home outside Reds training ground selling the Big Issue, Bennett was quoted as saying "I couldn't be happier with the deal. It's a dream come true." The hobo then submitted the piece to the Big Issue, as there's nothing better to write about in a homeless peoples magazine.
Bennett, the latest exponent of Cameron White's mystery ball, which starts straight and slow and continues straight and slow, will be kept at Reds for 3 seasons before the inevitable downgrading to C in the contract ratings.
Bennett, the latest exponent of Cameron White's mystery ball, which starts straight and slow and continues straight and slow, will be kept at Reds for 3 seasons before the inevitable downgrading to C in the contract ratings.
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Mr Mxyzptlk
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Blue hunts pace
Liam Camps jr. announced that Travis Demeza is due to sign on for CW Blue for 5 seasons, ensuring a keen justification for the brisk surface at the PDV Dome. Camps was elated in making announcement. "I'm delighted at the long-term commitment of Travis Puff to the ground staff," he beamed.
TJ Demeza (CW Blue - 5 years) [B - 4 years]
Liam Camps jr. announced that Travis Demeza is due to sign on for CW Blue for 5 seasons, ensuring a keen justification for the brisk surface at the PDV Dome. Camps was elated in making announcement. "I'm delighted at the long-term commitment of Travis Puff to the ground staff," he beamed.
TJ Demeza (CW Blue - 5 years) [B - 4 years]
Johnners
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
CW Red Left Armer Kingsley Clapham has today confirmed the rumours that he has signed for CW Red for another two years. Clapham, who made a shock debut for the CW XI ODI team against pakistan just weeks ago said he was delighted to have secured such a Gun deal with the Reds, and was looking foward to creating havoc with the ball behind the Dynamic David Duo.
age_master
Hall of Fame Member
Green re-signs key pair
CW Green are delighted to announce the re-signing of 2 key players today in Xavier Rose and Bryce Cunningham. Both have agreed to 5 year deals.
X Rose - 5 years (B - 4 points)
B Cunningham - 5 years (B - 4 points)
CW Green are delighted to announce the re-signing of 2 key players today in Xavier Rose and Bryce Cunningham. Both have agreed to 5 year deals.
X Rose - 5 years (B - 4 points)
B Cunningham - 5 years (B - 4 points)
Mister Wright
Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Colts Sign More Players
The Cricketweb Colts have signed two more players to long term contracts. Former Black allrounder Mike Wilson has agreed to a 4 year contract and long term Colts member and regular U19 Cricketweb International James Malthus-Howell has agreed to a 3 year contract. Captain Kyle Wright said, that the signing proved the team could attract talent from other sides while it still is loyal to its vetrans. "We've shown this offseason that we've able to attract some big names to the Colts, but we also haven't forgotten the guys, who for the last few years have given the Colts great service." Wright Said.
Mike Wilson (4 Years, A Level Contract)
James Malthus-Howell (3 Years, C Level Contract)
The Cricketweb Colts have signed two more players to long term contracts. Former Black allrounder Mike Wilson has agreed to a 4 year contract and long term Colts member and regular U19 Cricketweb International James Malthus-Howell has agreed to a 3 year contract. Captain Kyle Wright said, that the signing proved the team could attract talent from other sides while it still is loyal to its vetrans. "We've shown this offseason that we've able to attract some big names to the Colts, but we also haven't forgotten the guys, who for the last few years have given the Colts great service." Wright Said.
Mike Wilson (4 Years, A Level Contract)
James Malthus-Howell (3 Years, C Level Contract)
mikeW
International Vice-Captain
Agree to the Deal
pinchy81
International Vice-Captain
i have decided to confirm
alternative
Cricket Web Content Updater
Happily confirming this great opportunity.
age_master
Hall of Fame Member
CW Green
DY Dubb-Lynch - 5 years (B - 4 points)
DY Dubb-Lynch - 5 years (B - 4 points)
Dydl
International Debutant
Happily confirmed.
Dizzy #4
International 12th Man
Of Course I agree to that! Confirmed!
Travis_Teh
International Regular
entire article = funniest thing i've ever read.
dontcloseyoureyes
BARNES OUT
Major announcement from the ranks of CW Black.
The Dam finally breaks
CW Black captain Dan Smith held a press conference with heavy news from the ranks. He announced that despite his loyalty and long-service to the club, the Black management would not be pursuing the signature of Black all-rounder Callum Thompson. "I know he's been around Black for a long time and has provided many seasons of loyal service to the club, but with the new contract system in place something had to give. We feel that despite his service, "Thommo's" commitment to the club had waned over the last few seasons and that showed somewhat in his performances as well."
"It's not been an easy decision for me and the management group here at the club." he went on to say. "I've been under pressure from all sides and have had a multitude of opinions come in from different sides and angles. In the end, we had to cut someone from the places where the club, and the competition, have the most depth. We've got some good young talent in the all-rounder department and feel Callum had given all he'd been able to give."
He finished by saying "I really hope one of the other clubs grabs his signature, he's a great player and bloke and deserves to keep playing cricket in the Dev League. Unfortunately, we had to let him go but I hope there's no hard feelings. He's a good mate and I wish him all the best in the future."
The Dam finally breaks
CW Black captain Dan Smith held a press conference with heavy news from the ranks. He announced that despite his loyalty and long-service to the club, the Black management would not be pursuing the signature of Black all-rounder Callum Thompson. "I know he's been around Black for a long time and has provided many seasons of loyal service to the club, but with the new contract system in place something had to give. We feel that despite his service, "Thommo's" commitment to the club had waned over the last few seasons and that showed somewhat in his performances as well."
"It's not been an easy decision for me and the management group here at the club." he went on to say. "I've been under pressure from all sides and have had a multitude of opinions come in from different sides and angles. In the end, we had to cut someone from the places where the club, and the competition, have the most depth. We've got some good young talent in the all-rounder department and feel Callum had given all he'd been able to give."
He finished by saying "I really hope one of the other clubs grabs his signature, he's a great player and bloke and deserves to keep playing cricket in the Dev League. Unfortunately, we had to let him go but I hope there's no hard feelings. He's a good mate and I wish him all the best in the future."
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