Alex Lacy's been around and about all day... don't know where he is at the moment.
But surely - just over 70 points left today by my reckoning and we only need 40 points to hit the magic 137.5.... We could have it wrapped up by today if we keep playing as well as we have been :D
Scratch that - we need exactly 36 and there are exactly 88 points left today according to the media reports. It's like watching the US election night all over again ;)
I'm going to stop posting scores now before I get lynched but it's very exciting! You can't feel how close we are from out in the fields but we'll have this wrapped up by the end of Rugby 1sts, just after 4pm!
'Sweet swerving' in novice mens' 4+ clearly due to cox prowess. And for the record, our girls are much hotter than Lancaster's, who are more stacked than our guys.
I can't believe you removed my comment. I beat you to it, Northwood...!
Anywho, I guess both teams can relax and enjoy the parte tonight more - and Alex Lacy can be happy that his reshaping of York Sport has done some good; the biggest win on record prior to this was 159.5 vs 91.5 though that doesn't even last the decade. I guess that all the old issues of Nouse and Vision would contain previous scores so it's probably worth a look sometime. Either way, we've already beaten that record so kudos to Lacy and belated happy birthday XD
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WeLoveNouse Posted on Thursday 28 Jan 2021
You guys rock!
ReplyWe'reAmbivalent Posted on Thursday 28 Jan 2021
You guys are ok
ReplyAlbi Posted on Thursday 28 Jan 2021
I know it's still a bit early, but could we have the starting line-ups of the rugby XVs on the blog for some swivelchair punditry?
ReplyGreat coverage nouseteam, will be watching this all day. The blog-sliding is hypnotic...
anon Posted on Thursday 28 Jan 2021
Is that brugge or bugge in the rugby line-up?
Replyanon Posted on Thursday 28 Jan 2021
Please keep us up to date on womens football as it happens from 2.15!!
ReplyRaf Sanchez Posted on Thursday 28 Jan 2021
Nousies,
ReplyAcross the library I can see lots of people following the blog. I have a feeling lots of degrees are going to be failed and on Foy's punny head be it.
What's the magic number at which it becomes impossible for Lancs to catch up?
Much love,
Raf
anon Posted on Thursday 28 Jan 2021
136.5 is the magic number unless its changed from the final timetable
Replyanon Posted on Thursday 28 Jan 2021
Anyone know where Alex Lacy is???
ReplyChris Northwood Posted on Thursday 28 Jan 2021
137.5 is the magic number (according to the final timetable in the official Roses score centre!)
ReplyHornet Posted on Thursday 28 Jan 2021
Ukulele? Yes please
ReplyAnon Posted on Thursday 28 Jan 2021
Where are the Rugby Photos?!
ReplyJason Rose Posted on Thursday 28 Jan 2021
Alex Lacy's been around and about all day... don't know where he is at the moment.
ReplyBut surely - just over 70 points left today by my reckoning and we only need 40 points to hit the magic 137.5.... We could have it wrapped up by today if we keep playing as well as we have been :D
Jason Rose Posted on Thursday 28 Jan 2021
Scratch that - we need exactly 36 and there are exactly 88 points left today according to the media reports. It's like watching the US election night all over again ;)
ReplyLady Gaga Posted on Thursday 28 Jan 2021
"some of the tennis athletes"
Replylol
Jason Rose Posted on Thursday 28 Jan 2021
30 points and 79 left (I think)...
ReplyI'm going to stop posting scores now before I get lynched but it's very exciting! You can't feel how close we are from out in the fields but we'll have this wrapped up by the end of Rugby 1sts, just after 4pm!
Rose Posted on Thursday 28 Jan 2021
'Sweet swerving' in novice mens' 4+ clearly due to cox prowess. And for the record, our girls are much hotter than Lancaster's, who are more stacked than our guys.
ReplyChris Northwood Posted on Thursday 28 Jan 2021
16 points to win...
ReplyChris Northwood Posted on Thursday 28 Jan 2021
Tom Scott just wandered into YSTV/the official score centre. "We're closer to winning than Lancaster are to 0?"
Replyanon Posted on Thursday 28 Jan 2021
The yorker have lost their reporters...
ReplyNouse rule on!
Alex Posted on Thursday 28 Jan 2021
What's more surprising, the Roses drubbing or the fact that Nouse collared Cantor and DIDN'T say anything about ethical investment?
Replyanon Posted on Thursday 28 Jan 2021
York win 6-2 in womens football indoor 1sts
ReplyChris Northwood Posted on Thursday 28 Jan 2021
Half a point! Half a point!
ReplyJason Rose Posted on Thursday 28 Jan 2021
BAH YOU BEAT ME NORTHWOOD :P
Replyblah Posted on Thursday 28 Jan 2021
If Women's Indoor football has finished - those points haven't been added to the total. Haven't York won?
Replyyork boarder Posted on Thursday 28 Jan 2021
Is there any chance of lancaster winning, now?
ReplyChris Northwood Posted on Thursday 28 Jan 2021
No
ReplyPete Stanley Posted on Thursday 28 Jan 2021
What's the record winning score in past Roses events?
ReplyJason Rose Posted on Thursday 28 Jan 2021
I can't believe you removed my comment. I beat you to it, Northwood...!
ReplyAnywho, I guess both teams can relax and enjoy the parte tonight more - and Alex Lacy can be happy that his reshaping of York Sport has done some good; the biggest win on record prior to this was 159.5 vs 91.5 though that doesn't even last the decade. I guess that all the old issues of Nouse and Vision would contain previous scores so it's probably worth a look sometime. Either way, we've already beaten that record so kudos to Lacy and belated happy birthday XD
Chris Northwood Posted on Thursday 28 Jan 2021
I didn't remove your comment...
ReplyJason Rose Posted on Thursday 28 Jan 2021
*looks around*
ReplyFoy?
Anyway, it doesn't matter. Awesomeness from York and a thorough rout.
It needs an haiku
To congratulate the way
we thrashed Lancaster
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