Warrior Ancient and Medieval Rules

[joncleaves]

In a message dated 12/22/2003 07:51:28 Central Standard Time, gar@...
writes:
Besides, your not actually going to dispute the wisdom of when to run
a tournament in an area you have never been, are you?
Oh no. Just a little rest vs Texas humor.

But I *can* dispute the wisdom of trying to run a Warrior event designed to
attract the most people in March or July...lol


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[Greg Regets]

Jon ...

Actually, I wasn't lumping anyone, anywhere ... mearly stating that
with years of experience playing in this area, football season is a
poor time to schedule a tournament, if your attendance plans are
high. You will certainly get some, but will likely miss many.

Besides, your not actually going to dispute the wisdom of when to run
a tournament in an area you have never been, are you? ;-)

g



--- In WarriorRules@yahoogroups.com, JonCleaves@a... wrote:
> In a message dated 12/21/2003 20:19:05 Central Standard Time,
gar@t...
> writes:
> If I wanted to hold a high attendance tournament in this area, I
> would probably pick mid to late March, and schedule it FAR in
> advance. That was the big key to the old groups - the tournaments
> were always scheduled at least a year out.
> I'd just tell you that spring, especially March, is generally a
horrible
> time. Established cons like Cold Wars and Genghis Con are settled
in Feb and
> March. I don't know about anyone else, but I would not (could not)
especially
> skip Cold Wars for a small regional tourney.
> April is the only free month in the between Feb and June. Maybe
you could
> look at Martin Luther King weekend...
>
> Or you could looseln your grip of football for Warrior a little
bit. I know
> you're a fanatic, but I think you are making a big assumption when
you lump
> all Texas warrior guys in the same category as you....lol What
position did Don
> play?
>
>
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