Champions Trophy Final: Bedford School 28 Epsom College 21
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Lee Lifeson-Peart
Referees in England
Well I never. My first guess was wrong! :biggrin:
Ricardowensleydale
Player or Coach
You got the "O" but were way off with the "B"?
Dickie E
Referees in Australia
what is an example of naive rugby?
Dickie E
Referees in Australia
RA RA RA the OBs
Who was the ref OB ?
One of our refs, now on Panel, did the semi final Epsom v Blundells with two Society ARs. He said Epsom were a very good side, and that the whole school was watching the match.
Who was the ref OB ?
One of our refs, now on Panel, did the semi final Epsom v Blundells with two Society ARs. He said Epsom were a very good side, and that the whole school was watching the match.
Ref was Tom Foley who, coincidentally, led the main session at our last Society meeting.
When were you at Bedford? I taught there 1977-80. Met Pat Briggs at a Steele Bodgers lunch yesterday. -first time I've seen him for 35 years.
Without having seen the game, running the ball from under your own post under pressure instead of kicking to touch would qualify as naïve for me.
Dixie
Referees in England
a) Japan v SA, RWC pool game. Decision-making in last minute
b) England v Wales RWC pool game; emulating Japan's naivety
A bit before your time: 1949-57. Then National Service and on to Clare. Halcyon days.
What did you teach?
Dickie E
Referees in Australia
hero if it comes off; goose if it doesn't.
Excellent referee. I watched him 4 or 5 seasons ago as a L5 at Maidenhead and he was way ahead of the others on Group. He has had a rapid rise up the rankings on Panel and into Elite.
Maths and Theoretical Physics at Queens' then teaching both subjects at Bedford.
dave_clark
Referees in England
anyone else from the university of life?
:biggrin:
(although the wife went to cambridge, so i'm almost worthy of posting on this page...)
:biggrin:
(although the wife went to cambridge, so i'm almost worthy of posting on this page...)
Did Jurisprudence with a young don at Queens' (can't remember his name) but maths had to wait until the Open University was invented. Bedford couldn't timetable French, German and Maths for A levels in those days.
