ALERT! Game moved to Thursday

Due to Hereford United playing a friendly on Friday night, Addison's is going to be closed until after the game (9.15 at earliest). Rob has re-arranged with Richmond Northend for the game to take place this Thursday night (2nd).

The Run(way) Ends

Acorns travelled to Credenhill SC and ended up with a bit of a tonking. Once again the alley, which once formed part of RAF Credenhill but was decommissioned along with the Vulcan bombers it was build to serve, seemed to be our undoing. Looks like we're going to be free on the 17th after all.

Woolfy's Pack 276, Acorns 234

Acorns Still Top

Yet again, a good night and score, this time against the other main challengers in the section. Still three games to go and from what Westend said, it's currently all even at the top but they still have a game in hand. All to play for so let's not get ahead of ourselves. Everyone OK for the play-offs?

Acorns 271, Westend 251

There May Be Trouble Ahead

It's all going far too well for the more doomsayer-ish amongst us. A very good night at home gave Acorns their highest score of the summer by some margin. Still top of the league but still plenty of missing results elsewhere, particularly Westend who we have at home next.

Acorns 279, The Con Men 239

Herdsmania

A good night at said hostelry for another win. Magic. No, I mean it, there really was magic.

Herdsman 229, Acorns 266

Stick

Can we stop now? At time of writing we are top of the league following another home win. To be fair, all but the top two teams have results yet to come in so it may be a false position (and luckily there isn't a team called the Aardvarks). A source informed me that the captain had a disappointing night, but I'm not one to spread rumour. Oh, sorry.

Acorns 243, Seven Up 224

High Scoring Alley

Well, high scoring from everyones point of view apart from your humble scribe. Mr Edwards took the standing high score with an excellent 56 and the team managed their highest total of the season to date. JC, in charge for the evening, ruled with a rod of iron and brought home the bacon.

Acorns 265, Herdsman 247