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Not sure if the boredies are much in to rowing.

I tried it for one season at school in a 4 and it was bloody hard work !!

A thumping. Although one of the Cambridge chaps, the one rowing at stroke is all but dead.

it was all shit

Insane_Homer wrote: Sun Mar 31, 2024 6:42 am it was all shit

The Oxford team suffered from E-Coli from day before.

Feels a bit Suzy.

Not really. The Thames is a filth pit, and Oxford are shite.

University producing shits swallows some of it.

Well this has been bad news for the Tory Party.
A real pile on in the press over the Water companies failures, massive profits ans disinvestment.
Now they want the public to pay more. Err that's what you should have been doing with the profits FFS

Anyway my daughter is happy as she is applying to Cambridge.

Ymx wrote: Sat Mar 30, 2024 3:21 pm

Not sure if the boredies are much in to rowing.

I care greatly about it, but the bored isn't where I would look for commentary on the race.

Ymx wrote: Sun Mar 31, 2024 7:36 am

Insane_Homer wrote: Sun Mar 31, 2024 6:42 am it was all shit

The Oxford team suffered from E-Coli from day before.

Feels a bit Suzy.

Not really. The Thames is a filth pit, and Oxford are shite.

Seems unlikely, given they beat Leander (the national squad club) in the build up. Shame about the sickness bug, whether e-coli or otherwise.

One thing Oxford do need to change though, is to get their coxes to steer as aggressively as Cambridge's, as long as the umpires are going to allow it. That is the clear advantage that Cambridge manage to maintain.