Two week's worth of results this time around.
Of the
games in Week 10, 6 were won by a team
who went “first first”, i.e. first in the Specialist Round, with 5 won by teams going the other way around
and 1 draw. In Week 11, 7 were won
by a team who went “first first”, with 5
won by teams going the other way around.
There were some comments about Week 11 in terms of the quantity of politics questions contained therein. Some people have had quite
enough of politicians altogether as well, it seems!
I was quite happy with the questions, although I must confess to an abnormal interest in politics - there isn't much choice as far as I'm concerned as it is the system by which much does (or doesn't) get done. There were certainly more politics questions last week than you find in a single edition of that well known Westminster farce, PMQs...
The fight for points at the top of the Leagues is getting so tight even Chris Huhne wouldn't give any away. The A League is still within the grasp of several teams, whilst the B League couldn't be tighter, the British Flag and the Waters Green Phoenix now being neck and neck with just "points scored" in it. The C League, like the A League, could go anywhere if one side could just string a run of results together.
Cup and Plate news to follow...
