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Sent: Tuesday, October 12, 2021 1:57:33 PM
To: peashooter-list(a)eastoncowfolk.org.uk <peashooter-list(a)eastoncowfolk.org.uk>; Netball Email <easton-cowgirls-netball(a)googlegroups.com>; pluff inn <pluffinn(a)gmail.com>
Subject: [Peashooter-list] Knees-up for Jasper this Friday
Also information on how to access his funeral if you couldn't make.
Love to the lot of ye. X
Pledgeball was set up by Katie from the Misfits (another Bristol women's
football team) as a way to mobilise football players and supporters to make
positive environmental changes in their lives.
They are now asking footballers and football supporters to submit very
short videos stating their name, who they support (or play for), and that
they support climate action. The short videos will be compiled and shown at
the COP26 Climate Conference in Glasgow
It would be great if you wanted to take part - and film yourself, in a
cowgirl tshirt if you have one. Deadline is 15th October - I'm happy to
help film before/after training tomorrow.
- Film yourself in landscape
- I'm [name], I support/play for [club] and I support climate action
- Send your film to media(a)pledgeball.org (or whatsapp me on 07814775291)
I've attached a video from them
Thanks!
Vic
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Date: Wed, 6 Oct 2021 at 13:24
Subject: Video from VWJ
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Hello!!!
It took a while, but we’re finally there with teams for the casual league for the next season. We will have 3 (!!!) teams, and are aiming to get 1 team into the top division and 2 teams into the middle one - at the end of the day the decision as to where each team will end up will be made by the Casual League so we can only hope that that’s what will happen. Cross your fingers!
If you have ended up somewhere you’re not happy with, give me a shout. There are reasons and am happy to explain if needed… (please be kind tho - this was pretty hard work)
Those with a * behind their name designated themselves as Flakey. The positions are roughly based on folks choices, but does not mean you have to stay there - ie. we won’t need 3 goalies in team 1 in any one game (gets a bit crowded)…
IMPORTANT: you MUST select a captain as soon as humanly possible, and tell me who that is - I’ll send them a form and they then need to register the team with the casual league. This absolutely has to happen by the 31/08!!! No registration - no team. You have just over a week...
If you told me that you want to play but are not on the list please give me a shout.
Team 1 (aiming for mid division)
Goal / Other
Gibbo*
Wendle*
Maria
Defence / Mid
Razz*
Holly
Eyebrows
Rona
Aline*
Nora
Issy (Portuguese)
Emily*
Hannah
Soooooz
Front
Cris*
Dana
Team 2 (aiming for mid division)
Goal
Sensi
Defence / Mid
Jo*
Flo
Cara
SFW*
Becs
Vic
Ness
Miriam*
Ange*
Isy (original)
Front
Vicky*
Annie / Doc*
Wancharee
Team 3 (aiming for top division)
Goal
Peta
Defence / Mid
Nat S*
Nat F
Maeve
Lizzie
Marcella
Mari
Front
Ev*
Issey (blond)
Bridie
Harry
Bear
T
Hey cowgirls,
Please see below. If you can spare any pounds it will go a long way to helping
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Sent: Monday, August 16, 2021 8:59 pm
To: Sooz Cowgirl Susannah Mallaghan
Subject: Fw: Harun Abu Aram is re-learning to breath on is own - let's help him make further progress
Hi Sooz.
Have you and the Cowgirls seen this? X
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Cc:
Sent: Fri, 13 Aug 2021 at 20:33
Subject: Harun Abu Aram is re-learning to breath on is own - let's help him make further progress
Greetings to all who read this letter
In respect and awe I write the following –
Last Sunday, August 8th, for the first time in seven months, Haroun Abu Aram saw the blue sky, trees, flowers, and people. For the first time in seven months he was out in the hospital courtyard, breathing independently of his ventilating machine, seated in a wheelchair and seeing things other than the ceiling of his hospital room.
For the first time since January 1st, 2021, that cursed day when he was shot in the neck by an Israeli soldier and became paralyzed in all four limbs, Haroun smiled at himself and at the world.
Haroun was hospitalized for five months in Hebron’s Al Ahli Hospital ICU. Once it became clear that Haroun has chosen to live, we've searched for funding to transfer him to a rehabilitation hospital in Israel, as such a facility is nowhere to be found in the West Bank.
Israel has not accepted any accountability for his case, not even humanitarian responsibility. The Palestinian Authority, too, has shut its ears. We turned to the whole world, activated connections, turned tables – all in vain. While we've wasted precious time trying to secure a financial obligation for his hospitalization, Haroun’s condition worsened by the day. He laid motionless and developed severe life-threatening bedsores. The situation seemed hopeless.
That was the moment we've decided to take responsibility for the funding and transfer him, at all costs, to a Rehabilitation Hospital in Israel.
It was a gamble – and we won. People from Israel and abroad – friends, friends of friends, people we didn't even know – responded to our humane appeal and donated, each according to his capacity. Every cent carried so much understanding, compassion and goodwill. The donations have covered the cost of a single month, 91,000 NIS with which Haroun was transferred to the Respiratory Rehabilitation Division at Reut Hospital on May 26th, in critical condition.
Two weeks later we received estimates from the medical team: 2 to 3 months’ hospitalization will be needed in order to restore Haroun’s independent breathing, hoping that the bedsores too would heal.
We took another gamble, and once more people from all over the world responded, many of them for the second time. A month later we repeated our call. And succeeded again. Barely.
Haroun, his family, the medical team, and we – his supporters – are on a harsh journey. Haroun’s physical state has been unstable. He is ready to be weaned from the respiratory machine, but the bedsores are not responding to the healing efforts and have been poisoning his blood. His body reacts with a relentless fever that hinders his progress and weakens his spirit.
Recently, the fever has receded and apparently the bedsores are beginning to respond to the treatment. On August 1st, as Haroun began his third month at Reut, we held another meeting with the medical team' and learned two things:
The good news – Haroun’s breathing and mood have improved; The harsh news – one more month (the fourth!) is needed in order to curb the effects of his bedsores.
Coming out of the meeting, we were barely breathing. How are we going to raise another 91,000 NIS? How can we appeal for the fourth time to the same people who have already donated once, twice and even three times?
I was reminded of Bertolt Brecht’s lines:
Like one who brings an important letter to the counter after office hours: the counter is already closed.
Like one who seeks to warn the city of an impending flood, but speaks another language. They do not understand him.
Like a beggar who knocks for the fifth time at the door where he has four times been given something: the fifth time he is hungry.
Like one whose blood flows from a wound and who awaits the doctor: his blood goes on flowing.
So do we come forward and report that evil has been done us.
For a week now, we have been riding a ceaseless mental roller-coaster. But when we saw Haroun sitting on a wheelchair in the hospital courtyard and smiling, we knew we need to gamble once more.
Thanking you, in love and respect,
Erella, on behalf of the Villages Group
For donations:
Hibuk Olam, Bank Leumi (10), Branch 806 (Dizengoff), Account 30619648
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Hey all!!!
Please read and complete the survey at this link:
https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/55TQ73L
There’s stuff we need to know from you if you want to join the casual league next season. Read and complete the survey if you want to play. Do it! If you can’t access it or know someone who can’t, tell me.
If you haven’t trained for 3 months but wanna play, don’t panic. Complete the survey anyhow. We will figure it out.
Moocho love!
Becs
Your “long-suffering and slightly tipsy on a Thursday eve” chair xx
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Hey Folks,
Just wanted to check no more cowgirls want to come to this mixed tournament up in Leeds with our friends Republica Internationale. We will most likely be travelling up on the evening of Friday the 6th, then on the Saturday it’s football during the day and a Party in the evening, we’ll then travel back on Sunday. We will stay at peoples houses, where ever there is space, for the Friday and Saturday night. The tournament is mixed so we will be playing with and against men, entry is £5 per person
Below are the people who have signed up:
Sensi
Holly
Sally
Maria
Izzy (Portuguese)
Wanchali
Harry
Mark
Becs?
Can you let me know ASAP if anyone else would like to join as we need to sort out places to stay and how we are going to get up there.
Thanks
Harry
:-)
Once again the cowgirls had a lush day at the Copa Lucrecia tournament!!
See below from the organisers…
2022 date announced below. Get it in your diaries! (22nd May for those who can’t be bothered to look)
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From: Alix Hughes <alix.hughes(a)bristol.gov.uk>
Sent: Monday, July 26, 2021 8:40:13 PM
To: Alix Hughes <alix.hughes(a)bristol.gov.uk>
Subject: Copa Lucrecia Lindo 2021 Results, Certificate and a song
Dear Captains,
Massive muchas gracias companeras!
Well you made it happen despite COVID, sudden isolations, projected thunder and lightning and an unexpected Colombian food shortage.
Congratulations to Duffers Allstars for totally owning the tournament and playing some outstanding football. And well done to the Easton Cowgirls for picking up the Plato Lucrecia Lindo (next year we will find a plate honest). It was brilliant that we had teams travelling from Cardiff and Birmingham and also having two new teams taking part was lovely. A big thanks to all the teams who took part.
Ambassador Guisell and her colleague Brenda, the Nicaraguan footballer/chef, enjoyed meeting the teams. They presented Roz, Elspeth and Nick with the Embassy’s “Special Friend of Nicaragua and Solidarity Hero” awards for their many years of voluntary work supporting education and Fairtrade projects with Nicaragua.
There are some photos up on our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/bristolnicaragua/<https://eur03.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.faceb…> and please share the attached with your team-mates so they can print off the certificate and stick it on their fridges. And send us your favourite image from the day and we will upload it.
Thanks again for getting your team-mates to the tournament. We know it is not easy. Stay safe, be kind to each other and we will see you for Copa Lucrecia Lindo 2022 (May 22nd).
Alix
PS. You may have noticed that the US and their media chums are throwing the kitchen sink at Nicaragua in the build up to elections in November. One of our supporters John Perry who lives in Nicaragua has written a good piece about the current situation
https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://popularresistance.org/why-us-policy-in-…<https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/popularresistance.org/why-us-policy-in-n…>
and as we didn’t manage to sing before the final, here is the Nicaraguan single which went viral there called Soberanía (Sovereignty) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGYo_mBS-Dg<https://eur03.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtu…> and is fast becoming the FLSN anthem for the elections.
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*EGM is cancelled tonight*
Apologies for the late message cows, covid is causing havoc at both
ends..... the cow's ass and it's udders.
The rescheduled date will be
27th July 7.30pm
Looking forward to seeing you there, mucho love.
Deets for the meet are below:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89436504067?pwd=UkZoUlVxZ2JCalZ0NmZHSmczb0dYUT09
Is someone coordinating this? Need to get peeps signed up
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From: Jake Lake <lake.b.jake(a)gmail.com>
Sent: Monday, July 12, 2021 11:44:45 AM
Subject: KILL THE BILL TOURNAMENT!!
Hi All,
We are holding a Kill The Bill Football Tournament on the 31st July!!!
We are emailing to see if you and members of your organisations want to sign up to play in a community football tournament, organised by members of the Kill the Bill Coalition and Clapton CFC. There are 30 spaces available to take part in the 6-a-side tournament so make sure you sign up fast as spots will go quickly!
Sign up here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1_n2S8bbqXaXSUhPt2WDaDkn0stbW-b_LGKM7NiS-Iq…
Where: Mabley Green, Hackney, E9 5HW
When: 31st July between 10am-4pm
There will be free food, music, stalls & summer vibes for all to enjoy!!
Sign up, show up on the day & everyone will be sorted into 16 mixed gender and ability teams ready for the tournament!
Ages 16+ to play in the tournament but children, families and friends are welcome on the day to watch & enjoy the summer vibes, so spread the word!
Travel money can be provided, please note this below & will be in touch to arrange this.
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Autonomous Media London
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Hello lovely Cows!
Hope you’re all ok despite the dip in weather - silver lining is that the allotment needs less watering! Got a couple of things to share, mostly about money, soz...
Casual League next year: the time has come to have the yearly discussion around how we will pick teams for next years’ Casual League, how many teams we’ll have, what is happening with the Casual League etc etc etc Let’s meet (have an EGM): 13/07/2021, 7.30pm. Most likely on Zoom, sadly. I’ll send out a link and reminder just before. If you want to have moaning rights about unfair teams / the picking mechanism / the plan you better be there!!!
Training subs: just a wee gentle reminder that subs for training should still be paid over the summer, even though we’re in the park - the funds cover the coaching and give us a bit of a ‘cushion’ for training at City Academy in case we don’t have enough folk turn up to cover the costs (they’re not cheap!), and also get saved up towards our Ethical Fund - more on that below. Subs are £4 or £3 unwaged - pay at training (usually lovely Lizzie Winter collects cash) or pay online (Easton Cowgirls, Sort Code 08 92 99, Account number: 65168055). You can pay per session, pay per fortnight, 4-weekly or in whichever way you like. IMPORTANT: money should never be a barrier to football! If you haven’t got enough money to pay, talk to one of the folk in the committee (me, Zoe, Lizzie, Liz, Fran, Ev, Sensi, Wendy) and we will figure something out.
Membership payment: we have a yearly membership fee of £20 (£10 un or low waged). This pays for things like equipment if we need any, the Ethical Fund, and any other random costs we incur that are not pitch hire. We were a bit slack last year collecting this, but it would be good to start again properly. If you want to play in the Casual League next year you will HAVE TO pay (unless money is so tight that you can’’t - again, talk to someone in the committee). Same account details as above, please put your name as a reference.
Ethical Fund: we have an Ethical Fund that you can apply to if you’re in need yourself or there’s a specific project that needs funds. Smaller amounts can be agreed by the committee directly, larger requests will be put to the whole club. I’ve attached the agreed parameters of it for info.
End of season awards: We would usually have a fairly substantial end of season party with the whole club, but alas, that seems unlikely this year. BUT: that should not stop us from awarding our usual End of Season Awards: The categories are: Player of the Season, Most Improved Player, Best Newcomer, Cowgirls Cowgirl, Cowgirls Wonky Donkey. Ev, Wendy and Sensi are our Social Secretaries, so if anyone would like to help them organise a survey and awards ceremony please give them a shout!
That’s the business-stuff out of the way. Two more things:
Big Ride for Palestine: a bunch of Cowgirls are cycling from Bristol to London to raise funds and awareness for Palestine. There are still a handful of spots left I think - you can sign up here: https://www.thebigride4palestine.com/big-ride-summer-2021 <https://www.thebigride4palestine.com/big-ride-summer-2021>. If you don’t fancy sore legs but want to support, we have set up a donation page for all of us - so give us all your money: https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/easton-cowgirls?utm_source=Twitter&u… <https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/easton-cowgirls?utm_source=Twitter&u…>
It’s my birthday on Thursday so if it’s not pissing it down will have a drink or three after training - repeat of last week, really! :)
Right, I recon that’s enough info for one email! See you on Thursday hopefully!
Moocho cow-love,
Becs
Chair of the Easton Cowgirls