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| Nom | Home Player | Nom | Away Player | Result | Games |
| 1 | Mo Soliman | 1 | Lewis Ryall | 0 | 3 | 4/9 3/9 0/9 | | 2 | S Lamprell | 3 | Sam Stabler | 0 | 3 | 3/9 4/9 6/9 | | 4 | Tony Lake | 6 | Jeremy Tucker | 1 | 3 | 4/9 9/4 5/9 3/9 | | 7 | M Stimson | 7 | Richard Kimpton | 0 | 3 | 2/9 5/9 0/9 | | 12 | Bob Pinkerton | 8 | Ian McMeckan | 1 | 3 | 9/5 1/9 3/9 1/9 | | | | | | | | | | | Games: | 2 | 15 | |
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| | | Bonus: | 0 | 5 | |
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| | | Result: | 2 | 20 | |
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| Report: | BCC BACK ON THE WINNING TRAIL
After last weeks tight defeat against Bexley, BCC bounced back in style with a thumping win against the leagues whipping boys. A one sided contest where the result never looked in doubt.
GAY vs El Capitano (No.5)
First on was resident batty boy against El Capitano. BBGB couldn't believe his luck when he heard he was facing El Capitano. There was a stirring in his loins just at the mere thought of watching El Capitano stretching for those tight low shots.
Although used to the attention, El Capitano felt awkward in the first as BBGB got very touchy feely during rallies. El Capitanos' mind wandered and BBGB took advantage..... winning the game that is.
Normal order was restored after that as El Capitano teased and toyed with BBGB, knackering him out in the process. The hope was that he would be too tired to chase El Capitano around the showers later on.
Tony vs JT (No.3)
Missed the first 2 games as I was fending off BBGBs' attention, but i was told that it was a scrappy affair as both players made far too many errors. JT fought back well in the 3rd with some great retrieving and volleying. Tony was scampering around the court like a mad man, but JT was too clinical.
JT continued in the same vain in the fourth as he built an early lead before closing it out with Tony tiring at the end. Great performance - MOTM.
Mike vs FC (No.4)
Missed all of this game as I was in the shower (with BBGB), it was over in a flash as FC won his 4th match on the trot. I just hope the heavy drinking he's got planned at the weekend doesn't take it out of him before our crunch game against Biggin Hill.
Mo vs King Lewy (No.1)
Only caught the last game of this one. Mo looked subdued (probably due to the fact that BBGB wasn't giving him any attention) in this one. His game was littered with wild errors as he went for winners at every opportunity. King Lewy on the other hand looked bang on form with a vast array of winners and good lengths. This match was never in doubt - a good training session before next week.
Stu Vs Sam (No.3)
Last on as usual for #3, but not a moan in sight. #3 looked good (according to BBGB) as he ran Stu around the court. Good deceptive shots and some great front court play saw #3 build a comfortable 2-0 lead. Stu looked shattered in the 3rd, but through a series of strange calls, and #3 letting his guard down, Stu went 6-1 up. #3 woke up at this point and stormed back, before closing out with a couple of great winners. He's certainly got the bit between his teeth in anticpation of next weeks match.
In the bar by 10pm - but there was no repeat of last weeks drunkeness for Cascades, although they did enjoy re telling the story of Clive's reaction when he saw the bar bill.
A special special thankyou to BBGB who made a great chilli con carne, but mate you blew any chance you had with me by coming on too strong.
El Capitano (BBGBs' ToyBoy) |
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