V&A v. CATCHITEERS
We have been playing Rob Noble’s team for 15 or more years, and it is always a pleasant day. They […]
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We have been playing Rob Noble’s team for 15 or more years, and it is always a pleasant day. They […]
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RICHARD WOOLHOUSE [SKIPPPER] PICKED UP Sarah’s lunch [she thought the weather too iffy to join us] and was few minutes
PROBABLY THE MOST PERFECT DAY AT STONOR we have had in terms of cloudless skies, sun, and complete absence of
A BEAUTIFUL SEPTEMBER day, sullied by a dreadful crash on the M40 which made most of us very late. The
Turville Park is a lovely ground, surrounded by fields and sheep. Usually the corn is as high as an elephant’s
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THE HERMITS fixture is possibly our oldest, going back to 1976 perhaps [the archivist is uncertain, the scorebooks seemed to
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THE JESMOND JAGUARS are a team formed while they were all at Newcastle University. They seems to have done rather
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THERE WAS AN IRONY in the Talbotians fielding eleven good men, while we only managed 9 somewhat iffy men, three
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THERE WAS AN IRONY in the Talbotians fielding eleven good men, while we only managed 9 somewhat iffy men, three
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SIMON BARNES of The Times, and of the mighty Tewin Irregulars (a team we beat regularly), once quoted me as