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First and Third M2 and Churchill M1Date: 17/06/11 Views: 4015 Like Spanner Spotter to get updates about new footage
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(view all 5 comments)It might also be worth pointing out that the two fours who raced twice each had an entirely different eight rowers as well. And all of these boats do not contain our captain or returning goldie rower, who both have an essentially guaranteed seat in M1, ...
It might also be worth pointing out that the two fours who raced twice each had an entirely different eight rowers as well. And all of these boats do not contain our captain or returning goldie rower, who both have an essentially guaranteed seat in M1, were we to create it at this point. This crew also raced in our second boat shell, with our second boat cox. All this plus everything else that has been said makes the original comment one of the stupidest I have ever seen :D. It's a shame spanners can't be assigned to comments as well as videos :).
Posted by Paul Thomas on Tue 03 May 2011 11:44:17 CEST
M1 is Kings' new M2
You sound like a sore loser to me... No one is this crew is in the current M1, and only 2 have rowed M1 previously. 4 fresher rowers too. Next time row harder and you won't feel the need to make badgery allegations.
Posted by Guest on Tue 03 May 2011 01:16:21 CEST
King's M1 is new M2?
Not only are non of these rowers in King's M1, but I imagine that some of them won't even be in the Mays M2. What a ridiculous claim to make, my dear 'guest'.
Posted by Guest on Tue 03 May 2011 01:05:40 CEST