Good Bastards Rugby World Cup
GOOD BASTARDS
RUGBY CLUB
Keeping the Larrikin Spirit Alive
Hi there all you Good Bastards
Advance Notice
Things are coming together for this years Good Bastards Rugby World Cup.
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Christchurch
South Island New Zealand
Hosted by the Merivale Club 'Merlins Maulers'
Current Good Bastards Rugby World Cup Holders
SYDENHAM CAVALIERS
It starts with a big do on Friday night the 20th of August 2004
"THE YOU BEAUT, RIPPER, IRISH, GOOD BASTARDS BIG PARTY"
(Everyone is welcome, five bucks a head, food and booze available)
Footy on the Saturday 21st August concluding with a great band and more fun immediatly after
Sunday 22nd August the finals and announcement of this years GOOD BASTARDS RUGBY WORLD CUP
Should clubs need a hand in getting to the event we would like to hear from you to see how we might be able to help with
your fund raising.
For too long over 35 Rugby has been driven by the powers that be that skim off those that have a few bob and make it
tough for the average bloke to travel.
The Good Bastards Rugby Club is committed to promoting grass roots rugby and helping with the problems at club level,
especially that of fund raising.
We need all the help we can get to spread the word out there.
It would be great if you could forward this email to everyone you know in over 35 Rugby.
Give us a hand and send this bastard on
We would love to hear from you, any input, ideas or help is gratefully appreciated. paddy@goodbastards.com
If you want more information, contact us.
If you want to register a team, contact us
If you want to know about cheap accommodation, contact us
If you just want come along for the fun, contact us
Of you want to come along to the big do on friday night contact us
If you want to play and you're not in a team, contact us about playing in THE GOOD BASTARDS ALL STARS team
Looking forward to meeting you.
Paddy Sweeney
0419 553375 (Aus) or 0061 419 553375
paddy@goodbastards.com
www.goodbastards.com
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