Wednesday, 19 August 2009

Not so clever after all

Well, in the grand tradition of comedy league-running and with a wilful disregard for accurate reportage, I decided to take a chance yesterday and guess the result of the week 12 Queen's Head - Bramshill Hunt match. I guess that's why everyone knows me as Gambler Bill. I guess that also explains why I'm not living in Monte Carlo quaffing endless magnums of Krug in the Hotel de Paris, as I couldn't have got the result any wronger. It seemed reasonable to assume that the Queen's - topping the table with only two defeats to their name - might just make short work of the Brams, themselves propping up the league with only 2 legs to their name. But then this league, like a woman, has proved to be anything but sane and predictable, and with impeccable comic timing the Brams finally remembered how to play the game by trouncing the Queen's 3-0! As you can imagine, this has led to quite a seismic shift in the league table, with the Bell & Bottle marching to the top like Hitler annexing the Sudetenland. With only 3 points separating the top five teams, this thing is now wide open.

TeamPlayedWonLostForfeitLegs wonLegs lostPoints

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Bell & Bottle131120281237

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Queen's Head131030281137

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Elephant & Castle13940271235

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Wanderers13850271235

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Jolly Farmer13940251434

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Three Brewers13760201927

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Pheasant13670192025

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Norreys Barn11560161720

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Frog & Wicket11380122114

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Hope & Anchor1138092412

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Dog & Duck1228282810

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Bramshill Hunt121835356

2 comments:

  1. Sorry Bill, apparently I was wrong and have taken a thorough kicking from my team for spreading mis-information. The QH lost 2-1 against the Brams - my memory of the night must have been distorted by the many fine ales that we enjoyed there.

    Keep up the good work on the league & blog and I'll keep feeding you incorrect results...

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  2. According to the table both The Bell and Bottle and The Bramshill Hunt have played 40 legs in 13 games. Surely at 3 legs per game an inadvertent error has crept into the table?

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