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BAFA
has announced its plan for changing the structure of British American
football.
For full details please read the following statement on the BAFA
website.
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here to view
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the fallout from the BAFL's withdrawal from BAFA, a players association
has been set up by Don Edmonston, Ryan Baker and Paul Symth.
The BAFPA has been set up so that all players should have the ability
to have their voice heard in the same way that is afforded to coaches
(BAFCA), referees (BAFRA), and the member leagues (BUAFL and BAFL) in
British American Football. For more information visit the BAFPA website
at www.bafpa.org.uk
In
a shock move, the British American Football League has withdrawn from
BAFA (the national governing body) - citing the consistent poor
delivery of business critical services as it's primary reason.
As a result, the status of BAFL
is now of a single independent league.
BAFA has announced, via a public statement, that they are surprised
with the withdrawal of BAFL and it is hoped in the wider Britball
community that a comprimise can be sought as we approach the start of
the 2010 season.
The London
Blitz have been drawn against French Elite Division team, Les Cougars
St-Ouen l'Aumone, and also the Amsterdam Crusaders in the 2010 EFAF Cup.
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4th
March to 10th March 2010
Leeds Carnegie 30-6 UCH Sharks
Southampton Stags 1-0 Royal Holloway Bears
UCH Sharks 0-1 Leeds Celtics
Swansea Titans 28-32 Plymouth Blitz
York Centurions 18-46 Huddersfield Hawks
Cardiff Cobras 26-0 Bath Killer Bees
Glasgow Tigers 22-14 Stirling Clansmen
Edinburgh Predators 6-46 Sunderland Spartans
Lancaster Bombers 0-22 Leeds Celtics
Kent Falcons 22-8 Surrey Stingers
BNU Buccaneers 6-26 Southampton Stags
Canterbury Chargers 12-14 Anglia Ruskin Phantoms
Manchester Tyrants V Bangor MudDogs
Derby Braves 0-1 NTU Renegades
Liverpool Fury 0-1 Tarannau Aberystwyth
Imperial Immortals 0-28 Royal Holloway Bears
Hallam Warriors 42-21 Sheffield Sabres
Leeds Celtics 48-8 York Centurions
Manchester Tyrants V UCH Sharks
Sheffield Sabres 33-12 Leeds Carnegie
Surrey Stingers 18-8 Imperial Immortals
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28th
February to 3rd March 2010
Hallam Warriors 22-6 Lancaster Bombers
Sheffield Sabres 26-0 Huddersfield Hawks
Exeter Demons 14-22 UWE Bullets
Glasgow Tigers 60-8 Edinburgh Predators
Staffordshire Stallions 33-0 Liverpool
Fury
Warwick Wolves 0-62 Birmingham Lions
Southampton Stags 0-42 Portsmouth
Destroyers
Oxford Cavaliers 7-35 Bristol Barracuda
Worcester Royals 0-57 Reading Knights
Newcastle Raiders 40-8 UT Cougars
Brighton Tsunami 9-26 Greenwich Mariners
Loughborough Aces 50-0 Leicester Longhorns
Solent Redhawks 43-12 Essex Blades
BNU Buccaneers 0-1 Birmingham Lions
Nottingham Outlaws 8-6 Derby Braves
Hertfordshire Hurricanes 1-0 Anglia
Ruskin Phantoms
Nottingham Outlaws 0-21 Hallam Warriors
Staffordshire Stallions 12-46
Loughborough Aces
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Hall
of Fame
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Where are they now |
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After over 5,000 votes
BritballNow announced the charter class of 17
members into a Britball Hall of Fame in 2005. In 2006 a
further 16 members were inducted bringing the current membership to 33.
BritballNow is aiming to increase the membership to a figure of
approximately 50 by the end of 2008, which we
believe is right for a sport that has been around in the UK for almost
25
years.
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This
is
BritballNow's quest to find out what those great names from the past
are doing now. For instance does anyone know the current whereabouts of
the
following stars of bygone years. If you would like to know what has
happened to one of the stars of the past then let us know and we will
add his name to the growing list below.
Add a player to the list below, or tell us what you are getting up
and/or send us recent photos of yourself to: info@britballnow.co.uk
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