Polo Rules

Completely agree with that.

Of course Greg and me don't represent entire Europe, I prefer democratic system to take decisions, and I really like the idea of a European Comitee but if each country doesn't find 1 or 2 person to speak, it will be hard to find a way to take decisions (30 people giving their opinion is great, to see what players think, but 1 or 2 people only should speak with other country rep.

In France we had an election to have a French Comitee with 7 people (players from all around the country), a democratic way to take decisions regarding bike polo in our country (rules are internationals so Greg and I just give our opinions as European and World rep for France).

I would be a lot happier if there was a European body to which I could refer to as a ref! When I'm reffing, I want to apply internationally accepted rules, and to attempt to meet an internationally agreed standard of reffing.

We in London have been pushing the rest of the UK polo to sign up to a UK-wide representative body, unfortunately without success so far.