| Most viewed - Tickets etc., (compiled) Feb 2008 |
93 viewsBath v Gloucester, the Rec, Bath, 4 Jan 2008. Ian's stag do. Wet & freezing, terrible game; apart from that, great. Bath won 10-5.
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86 viewsMy vest number from the Bristol Half Marathon, September 2004. My finishing time: 1:59:45. Well, screw you, I thought it was pretty good.
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82 viewsEngland v India, third day, Trent Bridge, Nottingham, 29 July 2007. India batted all day, and we lost (a couple of days later).
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76 viewsGloucestershire Gladiators v Glamorgan Dragons, 6 July 2007. Gloucestershire won by 6 wickets.
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72 viewsEngland v Sri Lanka, day 3, Lord's, 13 May 2006. Got the ticket for FREE from my brother-in-law Ray, spent the day watching Sri Lanka getting bowled out and following on (the match eventually finished as a draw), went and met Doug and Anna at Marylebone station, got pissed. Great!
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72 viewsGloucestershire Gladiators v Somerset Sabres, 7 July 2006. Gloucestershire won by 27 runs. And I ate a load of sausages and drank several pints of Pedigree out of the beer tent.
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71 viewsStella Artois tennis championships, 18 June 2006. The final, in which Lleyton Hewitt beat James Blake in straight sets. There was then an exhibition match where Goran Ivanisevic beat Michael Stich. All of which would have been much more enjoyable had we not all had monstrous hangovers. A Magnum and two pints of Stella for lunch each helped, though.
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65 viewsEngland v Australia, Ashes 2nd Test, Edgbaston, Birmingham, 7 Aug 2005. Only 2 hours or so of play, but no shortage of buttock-clenching excitement. England won by 2 runs.
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62 viewsBristol v Newcastle Falcons, 9 Apr 2006. Bristol won 23-7.
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61 viewsBristol Shoguns v London Welsh, Old Deer Park, 8 Jan 2005. Bristol won 43-3. And it was bloody freezing, as I recall.
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60 viewsBristol v Wasps, Memorial Stadium, 19 Feb 2006. It was a 9-9 draw. The main attraction was seeing Tom Voyce getting his teeth kneed out by Lee Robinson.
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58 viewsBristol Shoguns v Henley, Memorial Staduium, 11 Apr 2004. Bristol won 38-10.
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