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Re: APAT Presents The PokerStars.com National Online League
« Reply #90 on: February 16, 2012, 11:09:38 AM »

All I am saying is that I don"t see how however much you all loved each other in the past justifies the entire team staying together in a new league structure when some of them live in a different region. Even without the additional players,  London and the Home Counties will be one of the strongest teams, in fact, probably the strongest. East of England will prob be the weakest.


Looks like your wish has been granted - Which Regional Team can you play for ?

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Re: APAT Presents The PokerStars.com National Online League
« Reply #91 on: February 16, 2012, 11:14:33 AM »


All I am saying is that I don"t see how however much you all loved each other in the past justifies the entire team staying together in a new league structure when some of them live in a different region. Even without the additional players,  London and the Home Counties will be one of the strongest teams, in fact, probably the strongest. East of England will prob be the weakest.


Looks like your wish has been granted - Which Regional Team can you play for ?

GG, WP   >:(


Ultimately the post was correct though and had APAT been definitive on this question from the start, it wouldn"t have been an issue.  So in this case it"s my fault and I"d rather we all take a little bit of pain now rather than have team recruitment policies questioned throughout the 15 weeks of the League.  
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Re: APAT Presents The PokerStars.com National Online League
« Reply #92 on: February 16, 2012, 11:18:33 AM »

All I am saying is that I don"t see how however much you all loved each other in the past justifies the entire team staying together in a new league structure when some of them live in a different region. Even without the additional players,  London and the Home Counties will be one of the strongest teams, in fact, probably the strongest. East of England will prob be the weakest.


Everybody knows what you mean in most of your posts, it"s just the way you say things in virtually all of you posts that really p@@@ people off. Perhaps you should try and look for a positive before you post next time, but I won"t hold my breath on that.

P.s. there are many others that feel the same, hint take the ( re-arrange as you please)!
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« Reply #93 on: February 16, 2012, 12:34:48 PM »
Ignoring the bickering - this whole set up is the best result I could have hoped for.

I will be playing every league game (once I work out which region I belong to). Good job APAT on getting the backing of the best in the business - it strikes me as a fantastic deal and I cant wait for it to start.

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« Reply #94 on: February 16, 2012, 12:59:54 PM »
Great move! I"m in.  :)

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« Reply #95 on: February 16, 2012, 13:53:21 PM »

Sounds fantastic wooohooo :)

Is Solent east or west of Southampton? Never could quite work out where it was.


I see Mr Murray has signed up for SE.

I think SW could struggle to get a decent size team together  :-\

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« Reply #96 on: February 16, 2012, 13:58:08 PM »


Sounds fantastic wooohooo :)

Is Solent east or west of Southampton? Never could quite work out where it was.


I see Mr Murray has signed up for SE.

I think SW could struggle to get a decent size team together  :-\



Solent is East of Southampton

SW gets West of Southampton, up to Bristol and down to Cornwall

Get the Bristol people energised Suzanne, and it will be a strong team at outset

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Re: APAT Presents The PokerStars.com National Online League
« Reply #97 on: February 16, 2012, 14:02:44 PM »



Sounds fantastic wooohooo :)

Is Solent east or west of Southampton? Never could quite work out where it was.


I see Mr Murray has signed up for SE.

I think SW could struggle to get a decent size team together  :-\



Solent is East of Southampton

SW gets West of Southampton, up to Bristol and down to Cornwall

Get the Bristol people energised Suzanne, and it will be a strong team at outset


Just what I was thinking...I am on the case boss ;)

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Re: APAT Presents The PokerStars.com National Online League
« Reply #98 on: February 16, 2012, 14:17:23 PM »

All I am saying is that I don"t see how however much you all loved each other in the past justifies the entire team staying together in a new league structure when some of them live in a different region. Even without the additional players,  London and the Home Counties will be one of the strongest teams, in fact, probably the strongest. East of England will prob be the weakest.


Funnily enough Luton is in the East of England region!
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Re: APAT Presents The PokerStars.com National Online League
« Reply #99 on: February 16, 2012, 14:25:33 PM »


All I am saying is that I don"t see how however much you all loved each other in the past justifies the entire team staying together in a new league structure when some of them live in a different region. Even without the additional players,  London and the Home Counties will be one of the strongest teams, in fact, probably the strongest. East of England will prob be the weakest.


Funnily enough Luton is in the East of England region!



correct. Anything north of Herts isn"t Home Counties.....a handy rule of thumb is which BBC local news programme you get

I live near Luton, get BBC East Anglia and at 6.30pm every night when the bright light big city regions are getting regional news of class and deportment I get "Bungay Cow stuck in grid, Norfolk farmer incandescent with rage at Beccles Manufacturer" read to me by a bottle blonde who "ooh-aars" over the autocue like nobody"s business


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Re: APAT Presents The PokerStars.com National Online League
« Reply #100 on: February 16, 2012, 14:31:20 PM »



All I am saying is that I don"t see how however much you all loved each other in the past justifies the entire team staying together in a new league structure when some of them live in a different region. Even without the additional players,  London and the Home Counties will be one of the strongest teams, in fact, probably the strongest. East of England will prob be the weakest.


Funnily enough Luton is in the East of England region!



correct. Anything north of Herts isn"t Home Counties.....a handy rule of thumb is which BBC local news programme you get

I live near Luton, get BBC East Anglia and at 6.30pm every night when the bright light big city regions are getting regional news of class and deportment I get "Bungay Cow stuck in grid, Norfolk farmer incandescent with rage at Beccles Manufacturer" read to me by a bottle blonde who "ooh-aars" over the autocue like nobody"s business




I have Sky and watch both "BBC Reporting Scotland" and "BBC Look North (Yorkshire)" but I guess that won"t be much of a surprise.

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« Reply #101 on: February 16, 2012, 15:07:32 PM »
Will there be late reg ?
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Re: APAT Presents The PokerStars.com National Online League
« Reply #102 on: February 16, 2012, 15:26:38 PM »

Will there be late reg ?


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« Reply #103 on: February 16, 2012, 15:30:18 PM »
"Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former"

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Re: APAT Presents The PokerStars.com National Online League
« Reply #104 on: February 16, 2012, 15:45:30 PM »
Think the League set-up looks superb Des. Just one thing (and I may have missed it, so apologies if it is already there) but, mostly for the new members who may sign up, are you going to post anything in the rules about "Team-Play" which is an obvious difference if you want a successful "Team" in this League?
  Put it in place now and avoid 95 pages of arguments later on!
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