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On Saturday evening, two football fans (Nick and Gilles) joined three other eager skiers (Cait, Ruffina and Dan) after the Man Utd-Chelsea game for a race at Hillingdon ski centre. This was the final stage of the Huskis race series, and the evening started with individual racing. Gilles (Ginardelli’
Well, we have some good news and some bad news. Good news - we won. Bad news - we lost! The referee! Where was he? This lack of an official referee resulted in us forfeiting the game and so we have now been knocked out of BUSA. True to the spirit of
Although the fourth’s unbeaten run had seemed to last as long as the Hundred Years War it was inevitable that it would end. Halley’s comet may only come round every eighty-one years but we shall return to conquer again as soon as Saturday in our next league
As the sun crept up on Saturday fifteenth, the IC cross country club flickered into action. Yellow-arse rejoiced about the perfect blue sky for half an hour, whilst others nursed their hangovers or cracked open another beverage. One hundred-and-fifty foreigners were left to sleep in the Southside
Although a disappointment, on paper it seemed inevitable for the men’s and ladies’ teams. Nottingham are the number two seeds in the country after Loughborough. IC tennis team usually enjoys good success in the BUSA. the men’s team has reached the quarter-finals in ‘93, ‘94 and ‘96.
The IC ski team gained another good resuly last Sunday at the King’s Ski Club parallel slalom race. Dan, Caitlin, Xavier, Nick and Paul fought off fierce competition in the first two rounds, winning evey race to earn a place in the final (ahead of Cambridge!) Despite a valiant
After a stunning win in Bradford against a team that was totally outclassed despite a severe lack of a third of the team. Mo "Animal" Mansoori was rumoured to still be in Bradford after not turning up to the match, after having travelled most of the way there.
OK I got my prediction wrong, but things aren’t that bad, so did everyone else. Virtually every programme on air has gone through the motions of dredging up all the usual ideas - the fact is that Glenn Hoddle’s England were not good enough for Italy on the night.
A disappointing turn-out resulted in RCS meeting the luggage-lugging lard-arses with only thirteen men. After borrowing two players we went out to face the incredible mass of the opposition. Their size and power was telling, particularly in the forwards, but we fought well and, thanks to our
At last, a victory for the firsts! Last week in BUSA "we wuz robbed" 5-4 on penalties due to a poor effort by "Pretty boy" Alex. We won today despite the continuing absence of "Goal Machine" Ike, and having to field mental patients
In the first competition of the season, the IC magnificent seven (plus Lee "Incredibly hunky and talented" Clements) blasted their way to victory over the Cambridge toffs. The competition opened with Jacob "the Horn" Thorne stepping up against the best shooters that Cambridge had to offer.
It was third time lucky for England cricketers this week as they trounced the Kiwi’s, there is even the slight possibility we might win an overseas series if things can be wrapped up Christchurch. Atherton seems to have evaded the chop temporarily and will no doubt walk out for
