How long have you been based there? I think i used to see your offices whilst on the bus to Churchill Sq!
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hi, i am currently part of a newly set up rugby 7's team that are looking to travel around the UK playing in various 7's tournaments. we have recenlty played in the Aberystwyth 7's and finished runners up in the Shield final of the premier competition. we are also entered into the Manchester 7's this July, and are looking for sponsors on our shirts and help with a set of team hoodies or tracksuits. We are desperate for sponsors so anything would be appreciated. We will be looking to play in 3/4 tournaments this year and build year on year. we have a current National 2 player, young players with representative honours and an ex-pro playing for us.i hav been playing for London Welsh Colts before having to leave as parents moved back to Wales. We are from all over, Wales, Scotland, Liverpool, London. The team are dying to get sponsors to get us started so we dont stay as a 1 tournament team and would love someone to sponsor us in order for us to match our ambitions and potential.
thanks
thanks
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Yep from Brighton and work down here to..
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Not necessarily. Sometimes you have a rose-tinted view of the place where you grew up.
For example, I grew up in Tooting from the age of 3 until I was 20. Okay, not the nicest suburb in London, but still I thought it was all right. Yet having "visited" all my old haunts on Google Streetview, I can't believe how rundown the place looks - yet thinking back it was the same when I was growing up.
So Hove may have been the same when you were young, just it was where you lived and where you spent most of your time as you grew up (I would assume), so you would think it was ok.
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Oo-er!!
Oh, I see you mean coz of the rain!
Yeah, the weather wasn't very good to Brighton last Saturday. Me and a few friends went to preston park like every year to see which dj's were playing in one of the tents and stupidly forgot to bring refreshments with us...ended up buying a few cans of warm lager from an 'official' vendor at £3 a pop! . But the whole event was free inc the mini 'rave', dj's, lighting, entertainment etc, and everyone inc families seemed to be enjoying themselves. Will take an umbrella next time though!
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Bit naughty this but...
For those in and around Brighton on Friday lunchtime, there is a Third Friday networking event at the Pitcher and Piano in Brighton. See HERE.
For more information, see 3rd Friday: Brighton.
For those in and around Brighton on Friday lunchtime, there is a Third Friday networking event at the Pitcher and Piano in Brighton. See HERE.
For more information, see 3rd Friday: Brighton.
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