Entries Tagged as 'Sports & Social'
February 4th, 2010 · Paul · 4 Comments

Gary enjoys a Coca Cola on his Aurigny flight to Manchester, he knew that it wasn’t good for him but thought he would need all the energy he could get to take on the 10 Peaks challenge, albeit over three days instead of one.
He was excited about the trip and the cold weather didn’t worry him. He wasn’t in the best shape of his life but knew the route should be manageable over the weekend.
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Tags: Gary · Sports & Social · Travel
January 15th, 2010 · Adam · No Comments

What a year for little Gary, he has been all over the place. In 2009 the pink fella travelled to Scotland, Russia, Australia, Germany, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Bolivia and Wales. What will 2010 have in-store for him?
Tags: Gary · Sports & Social
July 24th, 2009 · Ric · 7 Comments

Gary, the most charismatic member of the Betley Whitehorne team, recently took a well deserve break in St Petersburg, Russia. I was lucky enough to be allowed to tag along with him and here are a few snaps of his trip. Pictured above is his visit to the Church of the Saviour on Spilled Blood.
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Tags: Gary · Sports & Social · Travel
May 5th, 2009 · Chris · 4 Comments
Just over a week has now passed since the excitement of the Live Performance, which saw the culmination of the last 3 month’s work disappear in a matter of hours. Everyone had said to enjoy the moment, that it passes so quickly — I had severely doubted my capacity to ever ‘enjoy’ this sort of public humiliation, but now know exactly what they were talking about.
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Tags: News · Sports & Social
April 20th, 2009 · Chris · No Comments
With under a week now until the Big Night is upon us, I simply can’t believe where the last 3 months have gone. Happily for me, the nightmare of that first training weekend (see Diary Part 1) seems a lifetime ago.
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March 24th, 2009 · Adam · 1 Comment
Friday 20th March, a chilly evening. Paul and Adam are inside Le Cocq Du Nord in St Sampsons, they’re hands griped on steel. It is the final of The Heineken Champions League Table Football Competition. The prize you say? An unbelievable all expenses paid trip to a CL quarter final.
The preliminary stages of the tournament were held in four different locations, The Last Post, The Brewery, Le Cocq Du Nord and the Albert Arms. Our competition began at the Albert Arms where we overcame four teams and were catapulted
into the semi finals.
Cue the training montage, Paul ‘The Wall’ Smith and Adam ‘Rocket’ Roberts went all out. 3 ½ pints and two practice sessions later and we were ready to go. Read more
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