Trip to Wales 2006

zondag, december 31, 2006

Official tour Rugbyclub ‘t Gooi - CYMRU 2006

Legends,

Welcome on board and glad you all made it in time! Your journey has begun and for the next 4 days you will be dedicated to a group of 50 male and primarily overweight beer drinking gentlemen behaving like animals. Finally escaped from the daily jokes at the office, 2 hour traffic jams, tough training sessions on the rugby paddock and/or usual fights with the miss’. The next 4 days you will spend day and night with your mates from Rugbyclub ‘t Gooi and more specifically your newest best friend at the club; i.e. your buddy!

In the past months we have put some work and dedication in trying to organize a tour that would not only include rugby, but would breathe rugby! We believe we have succeeded in organizing 4 days that for some of you feels like the ordinary life back home (Kiwi’s seem to be quite in love with the game…) but for others clearly will bring another dimension to the great game of rugby. It will be no surprise that there is only one venue in Europe to visit: WALES!

The hospitality we already received from the two clubs (North Peterthon and Llandaff North) has been overwhelming and a tribute to the true spirit of rugby. But please have no illusions, our dear hosts may look friendly, they will definitely give us a hard time on the pitch and try to make us feel as miserable as possible, and rightly so!

But I feel we are in a unique position to write some tour history for ‘t Gooi! The size of the group is a great reflection of the spirit and diversity at our club and I believe many clubs worldwide would be very jealous at making a tour with 50 of your mate including: 6 different nationalities, 80% of the 1st XV, plenty of Golden Oldies, famous game breakers from our 3rd XV, two Colts, etc. In conclusion: a great bunch of guys to have a great weekend.

Finally I would like to thank Hans, Friso and Macca in helping me making this tour already a success!

Enjoy, Dirk, Friso, Andrew

Tour Program

Thursday, March 30

13:30 Gathering at Schiphol Airport for check-inn
16:00 Arrival at Bristol Airport and depart to City Hotel
17:30 Depart to North Petherton RUFC
19:00 Kick-off: Gooi 1st XV vs. North Petherton RUFC
23:00 Back to Bristol for night life program

Friday, March 31

09:00 Breakfast at Bristol hotel
10:00 Hotel check-out and leave for Cardiff
12:00 Arrival Cardiff Hotel – check-inn/ drop luggage
13:00 Afternoon program
19:00 Watch match between Scarlets – Ospreys
22:30 Back to Cardiff for night life program

Saturday, April 1st

09:00 Free program
12:00 Leave hotel to Llandaff North RUFC
13:00 Kick-off: Gooi 2nd XV vs. Llandaff North 3rd XV
15:00 Kick-off: Gooi 1st XV vs. Llandaff North 2nd XV
16:30 Post match hospitality:

Sunday, April 2nd

09:00 Joint breakfast and check-out hotel
09:30 Leave hotel and visit to Cardiff Bay
11:30 Arrival at Bristol Airport 16:00
Arrival Schiphol – end of tour

Wales

Tour Rules and its officials

While many people might have been on trip before but also some have not had this great opportunity, it could be so that some of us might feel lost or even worse left alone amongst this strange melange of tour members in this strange and odd Country called Cymru. As we do not want this to happen, at least minimize the risk to a minimum, there are (“Oh Thank you lord!”) some tour rules. These rules will guide us during our times in Wales of need. While rules need to be safe guarded, there are Bobbies to make sure we will obey……... Besides these Bobbies we also have some other officials for making sure the Tour will become what we want it to be: One hell of a good time!

First the rules:

1. Once outside in the open air: always dress properly. Number One’s (jacket and club tie) are required before and after the matches. On all other occasions we wear the special tour jackets.

2. If one starts a new glass (of any substance….) one is obliged to say cheers uttering the following words: “Proost and cheers my magic friends!” while holding the glass on the top of you head.

3. You should always be on time if a time has been set by the Tour committee.

4. Buffalo rules apply.

Each time a rule is not obeyed, a fine of 1 (one) euro will be collected by a Bobby.

Then the officials:
Bobbies: Equipped with a visible collector box they will collect each fine that has been spotted by anybody during the tour

Songmaster a.k.a. To m Jones. Tom Jones will be backed by 5 to 6 cheerleaders (for him to choose randomly at the spot at any given moment during the tour) to lead us in charming songs (and for the illiterates amongst us: this means NO “SWING LOW”!!!!!!!)

Beer loods: [AMc1] Two beer loods will hold “the pot” to assure fresh drinks and ample refreshments at regular times.

Prick of the day: each day the tour committee has the difficult task to appoint a prick of the day. The prick of the day who will wear a suitable outfit for the whole day, will be selected amongst the most stupidest action of the day or night before……..feel free to opt for this position!

[AMc1]No idea what this word means. Suggest we change the word – toads, bitches?

zaterdag, november 18, 2006

Wales trip March 2006

zaterdag, april 29, 2006

What...?

What a lovely dance couple…

lets do the gorilla....

Travolta's

happy birthday

Rob and Pieter

new officer

who caught who ?

S. Ngorogorogorogoro (so says Macca)

Wazzup ?

Makkie voor Dirk

Katertje Dirk?

Peter Akkermans zingt: kleines Mädchen du bist so wunderschön....

woensdag, april 05, 2006

Hans - Gert Jan - Charlie - Hans

the "new" Tom Jones just sold his wife

Hans Hentzepeter and Hamish Caldwell

Simon Easterby

He's a bastard so the say....

Rob's clubtie for Simon

Hans Nikkels

Johan Vink, wrong hat..?

link to: Simon Easterby

link to: Andrew McInerney (Macca)

two old friends: Simon Easterby and Andrew McInerney

Peter Akkermans

Cheers fo Andy Lukas

Mosquito bite

An Australian Urigami tale

Old Mac Donald had a farm....

Look at me pussy cat…. Yahoo yahoo

Danny with his Golfers song

Alouette, gentille Alouette

How I love your misty eyes, your broken nose, your yellow teeth, your double chin, your two flat feet, your hanging tits, your boomsie-booms, your bloody lips, your two flat breasts, your thick fat belly, your dry hard cunt,

superman, superman, superman

... Nikki Lauda: boom, shit my heads on fire, my ....

... can play spiderman, spiderman, spiderman

I am the musicman and.....

Pieter

The beer race was won by Llandaff

A honourable gift from Llandaff

A hat for a playing coach who talks, moans, complains more than all the players on the pitch together…

Now I would like to say a few....... (NO Rob, please go)

Rob's side step-dummypass-swerve thing (again)

Here's to Willows, here's to...

Here's to Andy (Lukas), here's to..

Here's to Joackim, here's to...

Spillage

Here 's to Robby, here's to...

here is to Dirky, here's to...

Meemeemeemeeeeee

Llandaffers

Speech from the captain of Llandaff

Whats missing in this picture ?

Tom and Renier

Welsh princesses

Danny, Hans and Peter

Oldest Welsh rugby shirt, worn in 1896 by S.H. Ramsey against England

Who's mean ?

Hans Heijning and Ton de Meij

Tour committee Andrew, Dirk and Friso

Tour committee and senior members

Vink and Mark

Tom J. and Rob Pel, discussing which song 's next

Dinner is served: Great curry and chips, burning our arses the day after.

Special buffet is served in the members room for the tour comity and seniors.

The face anc CAP should be framed too !

The Third Day! (Walter)

In “Welsh Trip 2006 19:11-16”, The All Time Most Nominated Best Rugby Player Of Rugbyclub ‘T Gooi had the people get ready because on the third day He was going to come down and manifest His presence.

And so He did. Around 11:00 a.m. on the third day, the third d*** of the day was appointed during the scenic bus tour from the 5-star Caerdydd players-hotel to the holy grounds of Llandaf North Rugby Union Football Club, a famous Welsh Rugby Club with great aspirations to beat the Dutch Premier Division Finalist ‘t Gooi.

During the first of two games, the Dutch pack dominated tremendously and, with the help of The All Time Most Nominated Best Rugby Player Of Rugbyclub ‘T Gooi, Llandaf North has been (b)eaten. With this game as example, the second game was a lot harder en just after a last look by the pussycat, the winning try was scored by the forwards of ‘t Gooi in the last seconds of the game.

During the third half of this third day, ‘t Gooi showed why they are famous, again. The clubhouse of Llandaf North scored an all-time drinking record, Spiderman never managed to stick on the ceiling that long, never climbed that much people a mountain on the floor and Sir Tom Jones even managed to trade his jacket for the best looking woman in the clubhouse: the 95 kilos weighing wife of the captain of Llandaf North.

The presences of Scarlet and Irish International Simon Easterby and of The All Time Most Nominated Best Rugby Player Of Rugbyclub ‘T Gooi at their premises will be remembered by Landaff North until the end of times.

After the luxurious 5-course diner and some after-diner ports and cigars in Llandaf North, ‘t Gooi managed to get to The Roundabout, a local get-together for Caerdyddian models and mannequins who fancy Dutch rugby players, again. Unbelievable how big Dutch rugby players seem completely gone when dancing in between one girl.

Unfortunately, just one or two beers later, again it was night, a very dark night…

A golfers song

If I was not upon this stage a golfer I would be

(crowd says A GOLFER)

A GOLFER

AND ALL DAY LONG Id SING THIS SONG

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH UP THE FAIR WAY UP THE FAIR WAY
WHERE THE F%%$S MY BALLS

Up the fair way up the fair way where the F%%$S my balls

If I was not upon this stage a jockey I would be

( crowd A JOCKEY)

A JOCKEY

AND ALL DAY LONG Id SING THIS SONG

GET YOUR LEG GET YOUR LEG OVER WHAT A LOVERLY RIDE
GET YOUR LEG GET YOUR LEG OVER WHAT A LOVERLY RIDE

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH UP THE FAIR WAY UP THE FAIR WAY
WHERE THE F%%$S MY BALLS

Up the fair way up the fair way where the F%%$S my balls

If I was not upon this stage A MILKMAN I WOULD BE

(CROWD - A MILKMAN)

A MILKMAN

AND ALL DAY LONG Id SING THIS SONG

EXTRA PINT EXTRA PINT AND ARE YOU GETTING ENOUGH
EXTRA PINT EXTRA PINT AND ARE YOU GETTING ENOUGH

GET YOUR LEG GET YOUR LEG OVER WHAT A LOVERLY RIDE
GET YOUR LEG GET YOUR LEG OVER WHAT A LOVERLY RIDE

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH UP THE FAIR WAY UP THE FAIR WAY
WHERE THE F%%$S MY BALLS

Up the fair way up the fair way where the F%%$S my balls

If I was not upon this stage A SNOOKER PLAYER I WOULD BE

(A SNOOKER PLAYER)

A SNOOKER PLAYER

AND ALL DAY LONG Id SING THIS SONG

POT THE YELLOW POT THE GREEN THEN YOU GO FOR THE BROWN
POT THE YELLOW POT THE GREEN THEN YOU GO FOR THE BROWN

EXTRA PINT EXTRA PINT AND ARE YOU GETTING ENOUGH
EXTRA PINT EXTRA PINT AND ARE YOU GETTING ENOUGH

GET YOUR LEG GET YOUR LEG OVER WHAT A LOVERLY RIDE
GET YOUR LEG GET YOUR LEG OVER WHAT A LOVERLY RIDE

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH UP THE FAIR WAY UP THE FAIR WAY
WHERE THE F%%$S MY BALLS

Up the fair way up the fair way where the F%%$S my balls

IF I WAS NOT UPON THIS STAGE A PILOT I WOULD BE

(A PILOT?)

A PILOT

AND ALL DAY LONG Id SING THIS SONG

SUPERSONIC SUPERSONIC CAN YOU FEEL THE BANG
SUPERSONIC SUPERSONIC CAN YOU FEEL THE BANG

POT THE YELLOW POT THE GREEN THEN YOU GO FOR THE BROWN
POT THE YELLOW POT THE GREEN THEN YOU GO FOR THE BROWN

EXTRA PINT EXTRA PINT AND ARE YOU GETTING ENOUGH
EXTRA PINT EXTRA PINT AND ARE YOU GETTING ENOUGH

GET YOUR LEG GET YOUR LEG OVER WHAT A LOVERLY RIDE
GET YOUR LEG GET YOUR LEG OVER WHAT A LOVERLY RIDE

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH UP THE FAIR WAY UP THE FAIR WAY
WHERE THE F%%$S MY BALLS

Up the fair way up the fair way where the F%%$S my balls

Final score: Gooi 1st XV wins with 1 point from Llandaff North 2nd XV

Very disappointed !

Pondje please !

Sander Ngororororo

"Pondje" Please

Hans

Mark and Jimmy

Macca

Dick

Martin

Roy

Dutch beauty queens

Rob kicks away his right leg (next photo)

Pissing on the pitch is quit normal in Wales – I checked !

Typical Welch looking linesman

"Pondje" please for right hand drinking

Ooohhh they have a female physician,, and not an ugly one !

Warming up - Gooi 2nd XV vs. Llandaff North 3rd XV

Where is the bride ?

I like !

Walter, the new "Dick of the day"

Saturday morning

one laft whipsey plweazzze

James.... doing his personal haka

Simon Easterby (Macca's friend)

Nickname: EastersPosition:
Back Row
D.O.B: 21/07/1975
Weight: 96kg
Height: 6'3
Education: Ampleforth CollegeClub
Debut: Llandovery, Aug 2003
Previous Clubs: Harrogate, Leed Tykes, Sydney University
Honours: Ireland U21, Ireland A & Ireland
Most Admired Opponent: Any one who returns to the game after a seious injury (Mark Jones)
Sporting Hero: Steve Redgrave
Biggest Influence: Parents
Best Rugby Moment: Winning his 1st Irish Cap

www.scarlets.co.uk/

Watching the game Scarlet - Ospreys (30 - 17)

Gagged …. !

Now I would like to.....

Proooszt andd Cheeerzzz my Mawgic Fwiends

dinsdag, april 04, 2006

Here’s to Timmy, her ’s is to….

Tim on trail for being…. A sponsor…

"Dick" go hop around the tables… Bye !

Charley (not Tom) as his attorney : guilty on all charges, Sorry Huib

Huib on trail for: being late on trip, not knowing the trip rules, not properly dressed, no respect for the elders, no respect for the bobbies

maandag, april 03, 2006

Diner served in the special team guests lounge – great ! Thanks Macca.

One of Hans famous (trip)poses

In the bus again to watch .........

Court starts (again)

Here 's to Tim (stop that grin)

Beer bitches on trial

Here 's to "Dick"Jan Willem

Here 's to Rob ....

Here 's to Rob....

Lunch hour, no food, lets just have a beer…

Right hand drinkin ??? and still trying to deny ?

http://www.cardiffrfc.com/

Cardiff Rugby Football Club was founded in 1876 and played its first game against Newport at Wentloog Marshes on 2 December of that year. The first home fixtures were played at Sophia Gardens. However, the club soon relocated to its famous ground at Cardiff Arms Park, named after the local Cardiff Arms public house. The Arms Park has seen many developments; originally home to both Cardiff cricket and rugby matches, the venue is among the most famous in the world.