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David Haye – Time to Park Up the Dustcart?
Canelo/Khan: Iron-Fisted Mexican against Lightening-Fast Brit
Mottershead Captains Bolton TTC to Cup Double
Warburton Cup Final: Heaton B 357 Bolton TTC 422.5
‘Let’s go! Let’s go!’ African food pioneer Alain Job shouts as he wanders around Bolton Market attempting to drum up trade for his Nkono stall. Occasionally he will stop and clear up the fact that, no, his tumultuous cry is not one of ‘Tesco! Tesco!’ (usually to a stiff Englishman) but of a much more frenzied composition. Continue reading Mottershead Captains Bolton TTC to Cup Double
Driving a Lamborghini on the Pavement
Disquiet over Big Club Radcliffe ‘Saving’ Minnows Ladybridge from Relegation
Premier Division (final week 11th vs 5th & 12th vs 10th): Ladybridge ‘A’ 9 Radcliffe 0; Ramsbottom ‘C’ 1 Burning Desire 8
‘What are your thoughts on table tennis teams fielding severely weakened sides on the last match of the season?’ I asked with no undue bias or specifics. The question was purposely texted to players outside the Premier Division with no obvious connections to the events that unfolded on Monday, 4th April. Continue reading Disquiet over Big Club Radcliffe ‘Saving’ Minnows Ladybridge from Relegation
Battle at Little Bighorn
Division Four: Hilton ‘J’ 3 Hilton ‘I’ 6
Four divisions below the glamour and grandeur of Bolton’s top flight sit the tired and the young; players generally at the end or the beginning of their table tennis careers. This match – fought between a posse of 14 to 17-year-olds (5th and 3rd respectively) – provided a glimpse into the kaleidoscopic future. Continue reading Battle at Little Bighorn
Flixton Set to Hobble Over the Title Line
To the uneducated eye, Flixton ‘A’ have it. They are ten points clear at the top of the Premier Division with just two matches remaining. To the man that goes looking for certainty, however, this title race is far from over. Continue reading Flixton Set to Hobble Over the Title Line
An Open Letter to Steven Pressley
Dear Mr Pressley
At 1.15pm on 30th July 2015 I received an email from your predecessor, Graham Alexander. ‘Would you like to come and see me at the training ground for a cup of tea and a chat?’ he asked. This was in response to my article Fleetwood Town – Running Out of Coke and Crisps? which I had sent him an hour earlier. Continue reading An Open Letter to Steven Pressley
Becoming Neville Singh
It occurred to me this month that I am slowly becoming Neville Singh. In table tennis terms at least, the metamorphosis has begun. The parlous state of my game – although not littered by 3-set destruction – is in a firm downward spiral. Continue reading Becoming Neville Singh
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