Stamford go down 5 nil. In general terms the least that is said about last night’s drubbing the better. Report writing this week is even further impinged as the writer was first on and the length of that tie was such that all other matches other than Glyn “the Gaylord” Williams’ had been played on

We finished the match at 9.15pm, as we arrived on time at 7.30pm courtesy of Tim Schumacher. It is obvious that we gave them a good stuffing! The highlight of the evening for some, may have been the cross dressing by Tim and John in the changing rooms, but the squash was more important for

This was always going to be a tricky tie and a real team effort was going to be required to pull off a victory. First on court first were Kai and Simon, again playing respectively at 4 and 5. Kai showing the sharpness around the court that had won him the invite to join the

This was going to be a tough match after a 20-0 defeat away to them in the first half of the season. We did however have a reasonably strong team with only Yorkie missing. On transit to the courts though the problems began as team captain Yorkie received a text from our No 1 –

Stamford GM has not had the season we hoped for so far with some disappointing results and difficulty in turning out a near full strength team. Hopes were high for this one though with only Yorkie missing from the line up. The Barker brothers were on first. Richard was up against Matt Beacon. “No legs”