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Careybear:
Well put Rudders and I agree wholly in what you said. USA had the same challenge as you as well in having to run deep in the mtt and made up quite a bit of ground. The earlier events did have a part in the overall score but as we all know MTT"s have more variance so to get 3 people out of 4 on the final table is a great feat and I applaud the Welsh team on working so well together as a team and so hard to get there.
Great updates to the team and thank you for making all of us railing from afar a part of the action!!! Have a good rest of weekend :)
George2Loose:
Sorry Mike- didn"t realise you"d already started a thread! Maybe the mods can merge them?
AMRN:
Rudders - you have not taken my post in the spirit that it was intended. I am chuffed to bits that you guys won - outside of the English, I always want the Welsh to win given my family links to Wales. If you remember, I stood and railed you guys last year after I was knocked out as an England player, and I was the first to congratulate you.
It"s disappointing to now be accused of knocking you, when all I am doing is contributing to a discussion about the new structure. The fact that I wasn"t there for day two is not particularly relevant - I followed every moment from my sick bed.
FFS if we aren"t allowed to promote and contribute to healthy debate on a the forum, then what"s the point. You mention that the timing is bad - well would Christmas Day be better timing that than the day after the event?? It"s current now, and the conversation is relevant now. I also stated somewhere prior to the event that I didn"t like the new format - and that I thought that the format from the last two years was better.
As I"ve said many times on this forum and on facebook, huge congratz to the Welsh on your third win in a row.
soulclan:
Bad Timing on your thoughts me thinks ?
AMRN:
--- Quote from: soulclan on August 27, 2011, 12:12:39 PM ---
Bad Timing on your thoughts me thinks ?
--- End quote ---
Like I said - the conversation is relevant now. It won"t be relevant in six month"s time.
I don"t understand why my contribution to the discussion is considered to be a knock against the Wales team - they won it and I have applauded them. I just happened to have asked a question about the general structure of the event, and would have asked the same question whoever won, including England.
So sorry for having an opinion.
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