wILLIS SEMMED PREETY CLOSE TO HIS SINGLES PARTNER, IF NOT (MOST LIEKELY) he is out of doubles too. Sorry, bour caps lock. After a decent length chat with Sean it would appwar as though him and Ricey do have tough decision re. schedule in the future....

Hopefully I'll be around tomorrow for Boggo's semi, but I cant confirm yet given its already 5am!!! The genera; consensus is that Torbeko(or howeever Steven spells it) v Boggo will determine the winner for this week, although next week will be a lot tougher.

haha wow, have literally no recollation of writing those, although I do remember chatting to Sean for a fair bit tonight/last night. Unfortunately I seem to have lost my car somewhere around Bath since it's not where I remember parking it but hopefully I'll find it before the semis start in a few hours.

Good job I made a few posts on here, at least that means I must have been at home at that point!

ha, not too sure what happened last night, last thing I remember is chatting to Thornley and Willis, next thing I know I'm at the police station reporting my car as being stolen!! Thankfully one of my housemates saw it whilst he was on the bus about half a mile away from where we live, God knows how it got there or if I managed to drive it there 

 

Anyway, all's well that ends well!  Should be down there for around 12 today, hopefully just as Boggo is closing out the 1st set!  Will have to leave around 3, so hopefully enough time to see both of the semis!

steven wrote:

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The main draw WCs for the Bath Challenger are Josh Goodall, Dan Smethurst, Liam Broady and Oliver Golding.

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 So Liam turned down Miami then ?  Or am I imagining he was supposed to be there next week?

Apparently, Liam was offered a QWC for Miami but because his form wasn't that good as the time, decided it made more sense to play in Bath instead.

Quite surprising, but seems like a mature decision to me looking to the longer term - very un-Donald Young, if you see what I mean.