Dear Diary
Hey Mr Diary, Im stoked guess what? 4th day here, and I`ve already been recruited to one of the domestic sides. Im really quite grateful that selectors took a chance on a young guy trying to make his way in the toughest domestic leaugue in the world. Not sure I`ll get too many games though but it`s all good, I`m sure it will keep mum at bay for a couple weeks, like last night, she tried to make me watch this TV documentary called `When Kids drop out of school when they`re 17`. It was sick. Full of dirty grommits and he-bitches working the streets. I could have sworn though I recognized a few of the CW players though in that Doco....
...maybe not
Anyway I recieved the good news today after training when the same grizzled secretary of the first day came over, and said gruffly, `Your in CW Blue, dont stuff up!` shook my hand and left without another word. Couple of the Blue`s came over and said G`day and I got a few introductions, so that was good. But its hard to remember clearly, it all went by like a flash. After that however, a few members of Red and Blue had a few words concerning my selection, and which team was greater. Once again it was interesting to observe, but one point of notice was that near the Red`s nets, there semed to be a cheersquad of some description giving vocal support to the Reds pacemen. Chants of `Go Red!` and `Yeah, Go Red!`, were clearly audible.
However the discussion between the Reds and Blues kind of dissolved into nothing much, and both sides returned to their respective nets. I could hear the Red pacemen talking about Tacos or something a little later but I cant be certain....
A little later on a couple of the Greens also introduced themselves, they seem like a nice bunch of guys, and I haven`t witnessed one in any of the heated discussions yet. Anyway the day was closing, and I went back to get my kitbag and head home, but as I picked it up, a note fell off the top. `You is Blue, so I is going to be stabbing you soonz!` I hope it was a joke. I hope. Maybe I should tell mum, but no, she`d worry to much, put her off her cooking.