BoC F.C. 4 vs 0 CMA

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<p class="MsoNormal" style="margin: 0cm 0cm 0pt;">Thursday night again & the oppo were full of lithe young things in tight tops & it has to be said Stu was pumped!&nbsp; An excellent game that was physical but never dirty.&nbsp; 0-0 at half time, BoC had the better of things but couldn&rsquo;t convert a couple of half chances.&nbsp; Hanning for the 2nd week providing a glorious cross field pass for the footballing highlight.&nbsp; Football was secondary really to the man-grappling that Stu was enthusisatically engaging in, a commanding robust performance he revelled in the physicality of it all in a mating dance type of a performance.

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<p class="MsoNormal" style="margin: 0cm 0cm 0pt;">Second half came saw BoC finally take the lead & 3 quick goals killed the contest &ndash; Wayne & Ilyas tucked home before Intertoto pulled the ball back for Neil to slam home.&nbsp; Usually the only context in which Brazilian & BoC go together is when discussing Stu&rsquo;s Mum&rsquo;s lady garden, however the final act of the game for BoC&rsquo;s fourth was akin to Brazil 70&rsquo;s fourth goal in the final.&nbsp; Latchford (Pele) teed up Zamora (Carlos Alberto) to rifle into the corner.&nbsp; A rare clean sheet was the icing on the cake.

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<p class="MsoNormal" style="margin: 0cm 0cm 0pt;">&ldquo;Hurragh&rdquo; they&rsquo;ve fixed the heating was the call on seeing the steamy showers, however it was unfortunately just a re-enactment of the film &lsquo;Women in Love&rsquo; where Stu was Oliver Reed & the oppo were the other one.&nbsp; Off we trotted to the pub for a Pale Ale or in you know who&rsquo;s case a Waggledance

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<p class="MsoNormal" style="margin: 0cm 0cm 0pt;">(*) Thanks go to this week&rsquo;s guest scribe &ndash; Malky Mackay

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