Sunrise Segment 2019
Jan 11

Sunrise Segment 2019

January 11, 2019 - 6 years ago

The weary eyed surfaced this morning for an exciting cross on national TV.  With plenty of members and staff in tow, we put on our game face and joined Sam Mac for the weather and seven consecutive crosses as part of the weather segment. 

Here they are...

5:30am (Intro & Hello from us awkward people)

6:00am (Soccer, and the epic save in goals)

6:30am (Basketball, and kicking people out!)

7:00am (Dodgeball, and Diane’s epic throw)

7:30am (Flag Gridiron)

8:00am (Cricket, and an epic catch from Tim)

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Calories Burned Playing Sport
Jan 7

Calories Burned Playing Sport

January 7, 2019 - 6 years ago

It’s a sad fact that sport often get overlooked as a serious contributor to your fitness. People scramble to sign up for marathons and bootcamps, but seldom aknowledge that their weekly game of Netball is in fact a MAJOR part of their fitness and health journey. 

We have seen HUGE transormations of members who have gone from not being active at all, to playing 3-4 nights a week, and shedding the kg’s. 

Not just that, we are passionate about the element of incidential excerise.  Running on a treadmill for 45 minutes is a CRAP idea, compared to sprinting around a Dodgeball court with a huge smile plastered on your face.

But here are the facts. We did some research and looked into how many calories, on average you burn in a 45 minute game of sport. Of course, this is based on the average age and weight of an average joe. 

Sport Calories burned per 45 mins Calorie equivalent
Softball 280 kcal McDonalds cheeseburger
Touch Footy 449 kcal 3.5 beers
Basketball 449 kcal Half a box of pizza shapes
Cricket 280 kcal 3 paddle pops
Flag Gridiron 505 kcal 2.5 bags of (single serve) doritos
Dodgeball 300 kcal (a guesstimate) 2 Margartia’s (Ole)
 Frisbee 449 kcal 2 ciders
Volleyball 168 kcal 1 packet of skittles
Hockey 449 kcal 1.5 hotdogs
Soccer 393 kcal 2 Krispy Creme donuts
Lawn Bowls 168 kcal 1 bubble o bill
Netball 449 kcal (a guesstimate)  4 Gin & Tonics

Do you agree with these numbers, do you disagree? We would love to hear from you. If you play sport please share with us how many calories you have burned at your fave sport!If you want to get specific, you can go here, enter your age, weight, height etc and it will spit out a good estimate for you. But even better, is a fitness watch. Your heart rate can determine the calories burned. Go hard or go home. 

Choose a nearby location, find a sport you used to love, and join us for a 10 week season, starting in the next few weeks.

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North Sydney Leagues This Summer

January 4, 2019 - 6 years ago

North Sydney and North Shore leagues are starting soon, here is a list of what’s on offer this Summer. 


Multisport North Sydney [Wed] – Link to register
Recreational, Intermediate  [North Shore] North Sydney Tennis
Starts 30 Jan 2019 10 weeks 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM $995.00 per Team or $135 per Individual


Fast5 Street Netball North Sydney [Wed] – Link to register
Recreational [North Shore] North Sydney Tennis
Starts 30 Jan 2019 10 weeks6:00 PM - 8:00 PM $855.00 per Team or $135 per Individual


Street Soccer North Sydney [Thu] – Link to register
Recreational, Intermediate [North Shore] North Sydney Tennis
Starts17 Jan 2019 10 weeks 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM  $885.00 per Team or $135 per Individual


Flag Gridiron Cammeray [Sun] – Link to register
Recreational, IntermediateSYD [North Shore] Tunks Park, Cammeray
Starts 20 Jan 2019 10 weeks 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM $995.00 per Team or $135 per Individual


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Sydney Leagues Starting in January
Dec 17

Sydney Leagues Starting in January

December 17, 2018 - 6 years ago

FRIDAY 10th JANUARY

  • Softball Tues & Fri Moore Park – SOLD OUT. 

MONDAY 14th JANUARY

  • Basketball Monday Camperdown  – SOLD OUT FOR TEAMS

TUESDAY 15th JANUARY

WEDNESDAY 16th JANUARY

THURSDAY 17th JANUARY

FRIDAY 18th JANUARY

SUNDAY 20th JANUARY

MONDAY 21st JANUARY

TUESDAY 22nd JANUARY

THURSDAY 24TH JANUARY

WEDNESDAY 30th JANUARY

THURSDAY 31ST JAN

MONDAY 04th FEBRUARY

WEDNESDAY 30th JANUARY

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Thank You 2018
Dec 10

Thank You 2018

December 10, 2018 - 6 years ago

Well, it was another HUGE year for Urban Rec and we could not be more proud of this little sports club and what we have achieved. 

December 6th also marked our 7th birthday, and it’s always nice to look back to how far we have come in seven short years. Starting as a humble touch footy comp in Glebe, and we now have over 12,000+ members across Australia – we feel like we might just be onto something. 

Here is a re-cap of what has happened this year within the walls of UR HQ. 

Social Events and Tournaments

  • Adventure Golf Day
  • Superbowl Tournament
  • Blacklight Dodgeball
  • City 2 Surf
  • Handball Tournament
  • Return to Recess Day
  • Activation BBQ’s with Frank Strong

New locations and leagues

  • First full year in Canberra
  • Launched new sports at All Sorts Indoor Sports
  • Our new venue at PCYC Redfern
  • Sunday Softball in Marrickville
  • Touch Footy in Centennial Park
  • Flag Gridiron on the North Shore
  • 7’s Netball in Moore Park Mondays

Perks and fun stuff for our members

  • Introduced pub nights
  • New partnership with Funlab (The people behind, Skyzone, Holy Moley, and Strike Bowling)
  • Partnership with Secret Cities
  • Prizes for Captains
  • Multiple fancy dress nights too many to count
  • New Clubhouses
  • Formed the Social Committee 
  • Ran weekly giveaways with our Partners on Facebook

The Numbers

  • Sydney –  with 109 leagues, 745 teams, 1099 individuals.
  • Canberra – with 21 leagues, and 125 teams, 243 individuals. 

The People

  • Madeleine our Aussie founder celebrated 7 years of working for UR, and also managed to have a baby!
  • Lindsay our League Manager celebrates 3 years with Urban Rec, and became a Master Diving instructor.
  • Danny our Member Experience Manager celebrates his first year with Urban Rec, and also got engaged!
  • Donald celebrates 1 year running Urban Rec Canberra, and quit his day job!

What does 2019 hold

The future is golden and we love to set new goals. The mission is to get Urban Rec in as many locations as possible. We want to continue to be inclusive, fun.  We want to get as many people as possible playing sports and being active not only on the pitch, but active in their social circles too. 

  • We want to partner with a beer company, to make our drinking habit on brand!
  • New leagues in Hills District
  • Watch out Northern NSW
  • Flagship social events as well as more smaller events with our partner venues 
  • Launch a tenpin bowling league in the city 

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King of The Diamond Spring Softball
Oct 25

King of The Diamond Spring Softball

October 25, 2018 - 6 years ago

WEEK 1 , sunday 23 SEPTEMBER

The sun was shining as our brand new league launched this Sunday. With a ton of newbies showing up it was so good to see new faces to Urban Rec as well as a bunch of veterans. The veteran players helped beyond measure showing other players where to pitch, how to hit, which is music to the ears of newbie players. The teams were split into birthday months, and set on their merry way. The first 2 innings there was definitely nerves on the field and it closed a 2 a piece. The next 5 innings is when the fun really begin. The teams both stacked with females, they were soon dominating through the diamond. Seven innings were played with a tight contest, but there could only be one winner….

EDDIE wins player of the week. You have won FREE Urban Rec Merch. He was super helpful, fun and had plenty of banter between teams. You are this weeks league legend. 

WEEK 2, SUNDAY 14 OCTOBER:

It has been three weeks since the last softball outing.  Everyone turned up early itching to play, including some new faces.  This week we divided the teams based on favourite holiday destination = Eurostars vs Kiwis.  It was a tightly fought game where the game was tied at 11-11 with one inning left to play.  The pressure and the banter increased as the Kiwis took the match 13-11.

Player of the match goes to DANIEL for being such a socialite amongst both teams.

WEEK 3, SUNDAY 21 OCTOBER:

It as a great day to be out in the park.  We divided the teams up by favourite food.  A cool breeze was flowing through as players ran between the bases.  The balls were flying today as we finished multiple innings with 7 runs.  Everyone has improved exponentially after a couple of weeks!

Player of the match was KATE for being a consistently great player on and off the field.  She is also one of the few who has read the rules!

RANKING TABLE

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King Of the Street- Street Soccer
Oct 3

King Of the Street- Street Soccer

October 3, 2018 - 6 years ago

Street Soccer King Of The Street-Braddon

Week 10

It was great to see most of you there for the last week of Street Soccer and it came down to the last game to crown the winner. James ended KING through a combination of skill and turning up he made it to the top of the table and took home the Cup, champ shirt and a $50 Ruc voucher. League Legend went to Bhanuka for being an all round legend during the league. Great work to all and thanks to Andrew for being an excellent host. Hopefully we will see you all at our Sunday Outdoor Comp Starting in January or our Monday St Soccer Comp starting in Feb. 

FINAL TABLE 

James Sissins - 16 pts

Alexis Fouret - 15 pts

Mark McKey - 15 pts

Luke Verghese - 13 pts

Thusus winter - 12 pts

Ashley Stuart - 11 pts

Bhanuka Amarasekera - 10 pts

Liam Webb - 8 pts

Kayannie denigan - 7 pts

Lachlan Bayliss- 4 pts

Bec Butler 2 pt 

Sam Greatorex - 1 pt

Chris Guymer - 1 pt

Sarika Guymer - 1 pt

Week 9

Second last game of the season and it was a high scoring entertaining game. The result was 17-15 and all players showed great skill on the ball. With the result, there is a tie between two players up at the top. Next week will be super exciting with 4 players in the running for top spot and crowned king of the street for the spring season. It couldn’t be closer!

RANKING TABLE 

James Sissins - 14 pts

Alexis Fouret - 14 pts

Mark McKey - 13 pts

Luke Verghese - 12 pts

Thusus winter - 10 pts

Bhanuka Amarasekera - 9 pts

Ashley Stuart - 9 pts

Liam Webb - 8 pts

Kayannie denigan - 6 pts

Lachlan Bayliss- 4 pts

Bec Butler 2 pt 

Sam Greatorex - 1 pt

Chris Guymer - 1 pt

Sarika Guymer - 1 pt

Week 8 

Great weather conditions again this week. Started off evenly balanced before one team took charge and had a goal scoring frenzy in the third quarter. The top of the ladder looks very close with four players separated by only 2 points. 2 weeks to go. Player of the week is James Sissins. Great skill in both attack and defence. Top effort.

James has now leapfrogged into first position. What will happen in the final two weeks? Can he retain his spot or will Alexis, Luke and Mark dethrone him? Mathmatically there’s still 5 players who can be King Of the Street. What’s the prize you ask? Well it’s worth turning up the next 2 weeks for that for sure. 

RANKING TABLE 

James Sissins - 13 pts

Alexis Fouret - 12 pts

Mark McKey - 11 pts

Luke Verghese - 11 pts

Bhanuka Amarasekera - 9 pts

Ashley Stuart - 9 pts

Thusus winter - 8 pts

Liam Webb - 6 pts

Kayannie denigan - 5 pts

Lachlan Bayliss- 4 pts

Bec Butler 2 pt 

Sam Greatorex - 1 pt

Chris Guymer - 1 pt

Sarika Guymer - 1 pt

Week 7 

Great turnout for everyone, we had a very close 4v4 game. Great weather for an hour of fun cardio session. The points table is looking very close up top and nothing is set in stone as yet. there are only three weeks left. It could go down to the final gameday to decide an official king/queen of the street soccer winner. 

Week 7 League Legend- Goes to Banu. He was strong in defence and had a couple of goal scoring moments. Great asset to the team. Well done. 

RANKING TABLE 

Alexis Fouret - 12 pts

James Sissins - 12 pts

Mark McKey - 10 pts

Luke Verghese - 9 pts

Thusus winter - 8 pts

Bhanuka Amarasekera - 7 pts

Ashley Stuart - 7 pts

Kayannie denigan - 5 pts

Liam Webb - 5 pts

Lachlan Bayliss- 4 pts

Bec Butler 2 pt 

Sam Greatorex - 1 pt

Chris Guymer - 1 pt

Sarika Guymer - 1 pt

Week 6 

Another great week we played 4v4. The range of skills on show were great from both teams and it was a close 14-12 game, down to the last minute. A very entertaining game with plenty of great encouraging and friendly banter from Andrew (His words). It turns out that whatever goal Andrew stood behind, the ball ended up in the goals. The play of the week goes to luke V. He was a solid rock in defence and intercepted quite a few shots on goals from the opponent. A great afternoon to play soccer. See you all next week Donald and Andrew

Week 6 Legend The player of the week goes to luke V. He was a solid rock in defence and intercepted quite a few shots on goals from the opponent. A great afternoon to play soccer. 

RANKING TABLE 

Alexis Fouret - 11 pts

Mark McKey - 10 pts

James Sissins - 10 pts

Luke Verghese - 7 pts

Bhanuka Amarasekera - 6 pts

Thusus winter - 6 pts

Kayannie denigan - 5 pts

Ashley Stuart - 5 pts

Liam Webb - 5 pts

Lachlan Bayliss- 4 pts

Bec Butler 2 pt 

Sam Greatorex - 1 pt

Chris Guymer - 1 pt

Sarika Guymer - 1 pt

Week 5 

We had a great time at street soccer on Sunday afternoon. Great to get a 4v4 game happening. All players showed great skills and there were plenty of goals scored all up. The ladder is still pretty close so do make sure you’re turning up and playing to get points. The weather for Sunday looks great so We’re looking forward to seeing everyone out there. 

Week 5 League Legend Mark, he played well with his team and created lots of scoring opportunities for his team. 

RANKING TABLE

Alexis Fouret - 9 pts

Mark McKey - 8 pts

James Sissins - 8 pts

Luke Verghese - 6 pts

Kayannie denigan - 5 pts

Bhanuka Amarasekera - 5 pts

Thusus winter - 5 pts

Ashley Stuart - 4 pts

Lachlan Bayliss- 4 pts

Liam Webb - 3 pts

Bec Butler 2 pt 

Sam Greatorex - 1 pt

Chris Guymer - 1 pt

Sarika Guymer - 1 pt

Week 4 

A great turnout for Sunday, we had 8 players and played 4v4. The rain held out and the cloud cover made it a pleasant experience for all players. It was a great game with awesome skills on display. 

Week 4 League Legend  Alexis, he almost initiated a comeback for his team with bursts of energy, played some great balls to his teammates and was an alround legend. 

RANKING TABLE

Alexis Fouret - 7 pts

Mark McKey - 6 pts

James Sissins - 6 pts

Luke Verghese - 5 pts

Kayannie denigan - 5 pts

Bhanuka Amarasekera - 4 pts

Ashley Stuart - 4 pts

Thusus winter - 3 pts

Lachlan Bayliss- 3pts

Liam Webb - 3 pts

Chris Guymer - 1 pt

Sarika Guymer - 1 pt

Bec Butler 1 pt 

Sam Greatorex - 1 pt

Week 3 

We got back to 5v5 in week 3 and it was heaps of fun! 4 quaters with teams changing each round made it fun every game. It wasn’t as hot which was good and we had some new faces down at the game. The games got much more competitive as the day went on and everyone is starting to get to know how to work with each other. 

Week 3 League Legend Lee, he came down to fill in and he won the shooting comp. 

RANKING TABLE

Alexis Fouret - 6 pts

Mark McKey - 4 pts

Luke Verghese - 4 pts

Kayannie denigan - 4 pts

James Sissins - 4 pts

Thusus winter - 3 pts

Lachlan Bayliss- 3pts

Ashley Stuart - 2 pts

Liam Webb - 2 pts

Bhanuka Amarasekera - 2 pts

Chris Guymer - 1 pt

Sarika Guymer - 1 pt

Bec Butler 1 pt 

Sam Greatorex - 1 pt

Week 1 & 2

Street soccer has kicked off with a bang. We’ve had perfect weather for the past 2 weeks, some epic soccer in week one was followed by a smaller game in week 2 due to the long weekend. Shit did we get a workout in the sun though. We played 4 quaters due to the heat and mixed the teams up each quarter with the players who were in the most winning teams taking away the points. Most games where hotly contested and heaps of fun. Alexis was the only player who got a W in all of his games. Andrew was rocking the footy colours even though we think his team may have never made a final in their history. We can’t wait to see you all next week. 

Oh and how good were the beers at the RUC? We’ll be there for post match again this week. 

LEAGUE LEGEND

Week 2

Ashley Stuart who got a prize on Sunday for winning the cross bar challenge with an epic kick. Good work brother he took home a pair of Urban Rec Sunnies that he’s probably been wearing ever since. 

RANKING TABLE

Alexis Fouret - 4 pts

Mark McKey - 4 pts

Thusus winter - 3 pts

Ashley Stuart - 2 pts

Luke Verghese - 2 pts

Kayannie denigan - 2 pts

James Sissins - 2 pts

Liam Webb - 2 pts

Bhanuka Amarasekera - 1 pt

Sam Greatorex - 1 pt

Chris Guymer - 1 pt

Sarika Guymer - 1 pt

Bec Butler

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Return to Recess Games
Sep 26

Return to Recess Games

September 26, 2018 - 6 years ago

🐠 Gone Fishing: A Skipping inspired game where you need to collect food, and not get ‘fished’

💠 Matball: Kickball, but with large bases

🎯 Monster Ball: A game of throwing to keep the monster ball away from your quad

⚽ ‘Net’cer or Boccer: a hybrid game of Soccer, and Netball or Basketball

🎾 Handball/Foursquare: If you never played, did you even have a childhood?

🔥🍦Volcanoes & Icecreams: A running game to get most cones turned over

👑Ultimate Kangaroo: Epic classic catches with varying types of balls, headed for the end zone

🐣Rob The Nest: Compete for time to collect the most items from one anothers ‘nest’

👫 Human Sideline Soccer: Soccer with the help of attacking sideline players

🏐Hoopla: A variation of Netball

🎒Benchball: A hybrid game of basketball, and Netball, played on a bench

🥚🥄Three – Legged Egg & Spoon Race: Half race, half obstable course, a challenging take on the tradtiional race

💯100’s: A challenging game utilising lots of activities from yester-year

⚠ 4 Way Dodgeball: A game of fast hits, quick elimination, and levelling up through rounds

🏏 Qwick Cricket: A faster, and more fun version of cricket

⚾ Rounders: An adaptation of Softball, designed to play on a small court

🚩 Capture The Flag: A Strategy game, where teams need to find and retrieve a flag to win.

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Introducing: Social Experience Leagues
Sep 11

Introducing: Social Experience Leagues

September 11, 2018 - 6 years ago

If you’ve been living under a rock, you might not yet know how much we care about creating a social environment for players to meet new people and maybe even make new friends. To highlight the importance of this, and also because it’s farking cool. Urban Rec are officially launching a small collection of Social Experience Leagues. 

The Format of a Social Experience League

  • In a social experience league you will participate in the season as an individual, accruing points for yourself in a “King of the Court” style format. 
  • You will show up at an alloted time slot, and be allocated onto a team, chosen by your event host
  • Playing on a different team each week, you will earn points for playing and winning
  • At the end of the season, one individual player will be crowned ‘King of the Street,’ as the winner of the league
  • In these leagues, the point system is structured such that the winner isn’t always the best player. It encourages consistent participation!At the beginning of each game, there will be a fun way to split the group into teams. Then, each game, points are distributed as follows:
    • 0 = no show
    • 1 = showing up & playing on the losing team
    • 2 = showing up & playing on the winning team

The Purpose of a Social Experience League

  • To get you meeting and playing with as many different people as possible
  • To learn the rules to your sport in a fun and easy environment
  • To socialise after the game – hello post game brews

The Social Experience Leagues to choose from

  1. Sunday Softball Marrickville
  2. Sunday Flag Gridiron Cammeray
  3. Wednesday Hockey Alexandria
  4. Tuesday Return to Recess Camperdown
  5. Sunday Street Soccer Braddon (CBR)

FAQ’s

  • I am registering as an individual, do I need to show up every week? You don’t have to, but you have paid for 10 games (or 10 weeks), so up to you how often you show up. 
  • How many games will happen each week? Depending on the players registered, and how many show up, there could be 1-4 games played on the afternoon/night. 
  • What if not enough players show up to get a game? We ensure there’s enough players to make a game happen on a weekly basis. 
  • What if theres enough for 3 teams? We will organise a tournament to be played over the courts of the allocated time, so you will have the same amount of game time but in a  different format. 
  • Can I join this league after it has started? Yes, you can. But the schedule may have started so you might have missed some games. If appropriate some rego fee’s may be pro-rated. 
  • Will these leagues always be SEL’s? No, not forever. Some leagues may continue like this for a few seasons, and some might switch to normal UR Leagues. Some of them, (Return to Recess) are designed as a Social Experiences. 
  • Is there an online published standings table for leagues like this? Not yet – we are working on making this possible, but your event host will be able to share the table with you in person each week. 
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The Greatest Game Ever Played - By Daniel John Skidmore
Aug 30

The Greatest Game Ever Played - By Daniel John Skidmore

August 30, 2018 - 6 years ago

“The Greatest Game Ever Played” – By Daniel John William Skidmore.

Leading up to this cold autumnal evening in may nobody could have expected what was to come…

This is but a brief description of an encounter between top of the table Mixed Nuts and clear underdogs Unicorns FC that were lying mid table.  I will now do my upmost to portray what I witnessed on this fateful night.

As usual Mixed Nuts started well, crisp passing, movement off the ball, happy to keep the ball and build patiently towards a goal scoring opportunity. With strong centre back Georgia Kriz organising the back-line and the wonder midfield craftswoman Belinda Seers commanding the middle of pitch, Unicorns seemed to be dealing well with ongoing pressure from Mixed Nuts.

After a continued onslaught of attack Mixed Nuts broke the deadlock with a screamer of a shot (at least 12 yards out!) from Nick “The Rocket” Vale bottom left hand corner, keeper had no chance.

This seemed to spark the structured Unicorns into action, pinpoint passing from Andy Mc Clure saw the ball fall perfectly for the Croatian puppy TOMMMMMMMY KOCH! GOAL! Mixed Nuts caught napping, scores 1-1.

A real war of attrition ensued both teams unable to get a break through, driving runs from the brilliant Cait Wrigley saw the Nuts come close on a few occasions only for the incredible acrobatics of Unicorns goalkeeper Lufti Hady to deny the goal time after time.

HALF TIME 1-1

Captain, Talisman, Hero…call him what you want but it was time for Tim Judge to step outside the comfort zone and rally the troops to inspire a historical upset!... He did not let us down, Timmy judge made a controversial substitution at half time bringing on the mighty Georgie Simon. George has been known for his temper issues in the past but he seemed to have put them all behind him and commanded the team for long periods of this defiant performance. Ciara Keenaghan, remember the name! This girl is special! Quick feet, great lines of attack and a wicked right boot… the same right boot that puts “UNICORRRRRRNS” 2-1 up with 10 to go!

Mixed Nuts stunned… “COME ON NUTS” cries Steve Hickey, usually so composed at the back. The ball at his feet Steve looks up and picks out the holding midfielder Sophie Giakoumidis, she turns, carries the ball forward, sees Celia Joyce making a run in behind the defensive line, Sophie threads the ball like cotton through the eye of a needle. No space for a touch Celia hits it first time, the crowd holds their breath, its rising, rising, “ITS IN, ITS ONLY FUCKIN IN” what a goal from Celia, a real collectors item that goal!

2-2 5mins to go. GAME ON!

The momentum of the game had really changed with the goal and saw the Unicorns defending valiantly from repeated attacks from the Nuts. “An unstoppable force meets an immoveable object” this is how this game was beginning to look. Must be a draw, must be…

Both teams exhausted nearing the final whistle, a draw, a fair result… but will somebody become a hero, a thing of legend? Step up Alasdair Dolan, a magical passing move saw the whole Nuts team touch the ball, from one end of the pitch to another in a matter of seconds! A Wrigley cross sent the ball into the danger zone of the Unicorns penalty area…. Dolan leaping like a Salmon he rose above the defenders and heads the ball top bins, there was no way the keeper could have got to it! I CANT BELIEVE IT! 3-2 NUTS!

By the time the ball had stopped spinning in the back of the net it was over, the final whistle went! The teams congratulate and commiserate each other, mutual respect all round. Great game!

(Danny Skidmore – “This game was genuinely the best game I have hosted during my time at urban rec. Although competitive the game was played in the right spirit and everyone involved had the best time.)

Disclaimer – Some of the above details were slightly exaggerated or completely fabricated, but the FACT of the matter is that the game was amazing and both teams played in true Urban Rec spirit.

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