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2004 Season Photos 2
Fin Stewart, 1st XI Captain. This season Fin bowled with the sort
of control that'd make even Kim Il Sung blush (which is no mean feat
considering he died in 1994), please click to enlarge.
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 Adrian
Linacre, Club Captain, tossing up for the pleasure of playing on a
pitch as hostile as Switzerland's foreign policy, please click
to enlarge.
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 Harry
Lloyd, the Uni Staff's very own lothario-with-a-bus-pass, he could
teach Don Juan a thing or two, please click to enlarge (lock
up your daughters if you do).
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 Gordon
Brown and Blue Bell open the batting against Glasgow Accies, on a
pitch that was flatter than Calista Flockhart on a diet. Sunday, 16
May v Glasgow Accies, at Anniesland, please click to enlarge.
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 Derek
Copeland: often his bowling is wider than a pony-tailed geezer with
44 robbery convictions, please click to enlarge. |
 It's
cold, miserable, dark and wet - chuck in some mist and this could
be a Daphne Du Maurier novel. Not that it bothers Rajiv Mohanraj,
whose off to Manchester to play on some hard, bouncy, pitches. The
Uni Staff wish him all the best for the future, please click to
enlarge. |
 Gordon
Brown, not looking forward to batting on an outfield longer than a
The Lord of the Rings - Platinum Series Special Extended Edition DVD.
GUS v Cumbernauld, at Millerston, please click to enlarge. |
 Dan
Lockyer, one of our more tidier glove men. It has been remarked his
keeping style is more Russell Harty than Jack Russell, please click
to enlarge. |
 Hugh
Carter doing his Bearded Wonder impression, please click to enlarge. |
The Clubs resident philosophers: Hugh Socrates Bell and Adam Aristotle
Bell, probably discussing Newcomb's Paradox or the Prisoner's
Dilemma or How Best to Pose with a Bat, please click
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 Playing
at Drumpellier - a novelty for Andy Bonnar. But unfortunately the
Langloan pitch was slower than Jerry Hall's Texan drawl, please
click to enlarge. |
 Jim
Liddle, who swings his bat with the extravagance of Henry VIII chopping
up firewood, please click to enlarge.
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