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Re: [Re: Controversial Contest Results]

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Subject: Re: [Re: Controversial Contest Results]
From: Murray Aitken <murrayaitken@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 15 Feb 00 11:20:40 GMT
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"jeremy wise" <jeremy.wise@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> However I do sympathise - a similar thing happened to Hendon when they
had
> come 1st, 2nd, 1st in three years at the Area they suddenly came 8th on=

> Sounds in 1996. The adjudicator came out of the box saying that despite=
 the
> marking of fff in places the piece needed to be played in an understate=
d
> way.
>

> This result was the beginning of the end for the band and I am sure tha=
t
had
> we won or come 2nd as most people thought that we should have, the band=

> would be around today.
>

> Jeremy


Dear dear Jeremy. I am filling up reading your plaintive tale. Where was
that
"take it on the chin" philosophy you were prescribing for us all in a rec=
ent
posting. If you are not careful people will think that Hendon were just a=

bunch of southern big girls blouses who threw their teddies in after one
"iffy" result.

Yours in sympathy

Murray
Aveley and Newham
So tough we wear T-shirts in winter

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