SIMON SAYS...

Simon (Chozzie) Church, in Perth, Australia, has sent a message to members of Brigg Town Cricket Club - players, past and present, plus family and friends.
The former Brigg cricketer, who emigrated Down-Under, is planning to return to town for a reunion with ex-team-mates, plus taking part in a special veterans' game.
The match will be Tom's Poms (skippered by Andy Willey) v Chozzie's Aussies - for the Alf Church Memorial Trophy, Alf being Simon's later father, and a keen supporter of the cricket club while Simon was appearing as a batsman over many years.
The suggested date is Friday, July 10, although a suitable ground has yet to be confirmed - Brigg Recreation or Sir John Nelthorpe School being the obvious choices.
"My thoughts are to have a game followed by a BBQ and drinks to celebrate," Simon says. "Teams could be picked out of a hat on the day - 20 overs each team, two overs per bowler. Above all let's have a fun night and a couple of quiet beers. All welcome," he says.
Simon had a bit of a heart scare in January, which stopped him coming over to Brigg, as planned, for a reunion at the Yarborough Hunt, which went ahead without him. But the situation has improved. "Now I have the all-clear on my health,I'm back into full training for the big game," he stresses.
Those Brigg Blog readers with the necessary social network site access can reply to Simon by visiting
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