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Hamden Playwright SC's Trip To Waterford,
Ireland
Arrived Thursday, April 3rd, 2008 -- Returned Monday,
April 7th, 2008
FOUR CAPTIONED PICTURES, BELOW!
Please note -- No sheep were harmed in the taking
of these pictures
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| Here are a few photos of Hamden Playwright SC's trip to Waterford
in Ireland. Eleven Playwright players travelled from Connecticut in a group of 16. Ten more travelled from England
to join them, including two ex-Playwright players! Eleven more people joined them from Ireland. In total, 37 people
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On the day of their arrival in Ireland, the Playwright lads immediately
set about the "5 Pub Atlantic Coast Pub Crawl."
Notice there are almost no women about after the locals had been told of the invasion and warned to lock up their
daughters and wives.
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It's still their first day in Ireland and they're now a few beers for the worse on their pub crawl.
There are still no women about except for the poor lass they kidnapped from the first picture.
Her fate must have been dreadful. Just look at them as they ponder their evil ways.
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On the evening of Playwright's second day in Ireland they played the first of their two friendlies against De La
Salle FC (above).
Playwright assistant manager, Greg Burke, who is originally from Waterford, played for this team as a teenager.
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Here is Hamden Playwright SC and friends who travelled with the team prior to playing De La Salle FC in the third
picture above.
Playwright lost a great game 3-2, played in a great atmosphere with many new friendships formed.
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| There was a second friendly game versus Waterford Crystal FC two
days later on the Sunday morning. The game ended as a 2-2 draw and was again played in a great atmosphere with
even more friendships formed. Unfortunately, there is no team photo, because, and I quote their assistant manager,
Greg Burke, "'Cos we were all hungover with no cameras!" Hungover? How can that be after drinking Guiness
morning, afternoon and night every single day?! Darn it, I wished I could have been there... |