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Weekend 4
30 Mar 10 — rollercoaster goings on in Staverton and Daventry covered in Sean's latest report. |
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Weekend 2
11 Mar 10 — After the report on the last round, Seanus goes in search of the lost round. |
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Weekend 3 in Hinckley
24 Feb 10 — Seanus reviews the latest goings on. |
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Disinformator™ 39
21 Dec 09 —
The 39th step in the Disinformator journey sees coverage of major events such as London (December), Vienna (August), and the Staunton tournament in London - all of which sets the reader up nicely for a review of the first part of the pre-Christmas panto that is the Oxford District chess leagues, and its scope for drama, Kellyrama, and (of course) blunderama. |
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Oxford 1 — Weekend 1
10 Nov 09 —
Well, it's been a long and almost humdrum summer during which … England didn’t win anything at Wimbledon, but regained the Ashes thanks to the batting prowess of Monty Panesar; a serving US president won the Nobel Peace Prize while continuing to invade Afghanistan; and Andre Agassi’s memoirs had us all combing our mullets while reaching for the crystal meth, so it was clearly time to settle down and plan some activities before playing pin-the-expenses-scam-to-your-local-MP at Hallowe’en. Fortunately, the powers that be at the 4NCL stepped in and declared a full weekend’s chess to be played at two venues on the weekend of 24-25 October.So for those of you not already engrossed in your copy of the full text of the Lisbon treaty, here’s a report from the Oxford 1’s exploits at Sunningdale. |
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Testing, testing, 1, 2, 3...
4 Aug 09 —
If you can read this, the new server is up and running! |
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Champions!
5 May 09 —
So, after “X” years of trying, Oxford’s top team makes it to the x-rated Premiership league of UK chess, and though the weekend had its fair share of unfair scares, a fully merited success for the guys and gal. Sean's executive summary. |
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Disinformator™
8 Apr 09 —
For the first time, the whole back catalogue is available for your delectation. Highlights include Game of the Year 2000, though the arbitration panel continues to investigate insider trading that led to Cafferty–Smallbone not winning the award. |