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Cox Trophy Newport A v Priorslee Lions

Submitted by dagdathecelt on May 15, 2013 10:55 AM.

Well the truth is I wasn't going to blog this match as it was obviously a disappionting affair, the draw certainly wasn't kind to us , having finished 3rd from bottom of the table we were pitted against the newly crowned champions. This competition i...Read more »

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	jet2500 (1978)	1-0 (lost)
	Cadaz (1657)	0-1 (won)
	tango123 (1911)	0-1 (lost)
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	televisionaddict1966 (2049)	1-0 (lost)

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Member Since: Dec 13, 2009
Last Login: May 18, 2013
Profile Views: 2220
Points: 231
Birthday: Nov 2, 1978
BCF Rating 165

I dont study chess books make things up as i go, always willing to be shown new ideas but like aggressive stuff. Like 5minute chess.

Text Box: John Tunks with his trophy for

Text Box: I.M. Lawrence Cooper Simul at Coddon Chess Club 9/9/09, making his first move against organizer Andy Tunks

Text Box: Telford v Coddon Shropshire League 08/04/09 On board 5 (left with black pieces) is Telford Captain Ian Wilson, preparing to face Nathanael Paul of Coddon, while on board 4 Colin Roberts prepares to face Andrew Tunks.

Text Box: Peter Mellor (right) Another great junior player who won the top prize at the Nottingham Congress. He plays top board for the county junior team and remains an exciting prospect for the future and part of the Coddon league teams.

Text Box: Eugene Raby (left), organizer of the blindfold simultaneous, is seen here having a friendly game with I.M. Paul Littlewood. Paul played 10 boards and lost just one game against Coddon’s Glyn Pugh, and had draws against Newport’s Nick Rutter and Telford’s Windsor Peck.

Text Box: Carl Portman (left) Former Secretary of Coddon Chess Club from 1989-1997, he will always be remembered as a great organizer whose skills greatly contributed to Coddon's success!

Text Box: Simon Fowler (left) Coached by Alan Shaw,Carl Portman and I.M. Robert Bellin, in 2005 at age 16, Simon reached the grade of 189 and overtook Nick Rutter as Shropshire's highest graded player! Along the way he achieved national and international success becoming British U12, U16 &U18 Champion. His finest result was in the Jersey Chess Festival where he achieved 3rd place ahead of many titled players and included a win against G.M. Jony Hector, making him the youngest player to ever beat a Grandmaster.

Text Box: GKN Sankey Chess Club Back, from left: Jack Baldwin, Lou Prescott, George Partington and Cliff Rust. (2 names missing from the back row – do you know who they are?) Front : Les Heath, Otto Scalscha and John Gorvin.

Text Box: Alan Knight (left) County Champion in 1970 & 1979. A local player and was founding member of GKN Sankey Club, he followed his 1968 Div 1 Title with the first of his individual titles in 1970. His skills on Bd1. brought five more Div 1 titles including four between 1989 and 1994 with his new club Coddon he scored many fine wins for his county on top board.

Text Box: John Blore (left) A Newport school teacher, John graced the Shropshire chess scene from 1979 until 1986. He was county champion 3 times in 1980, 1982 and 1983. John took a dominate role at the GKN club and at county level achieving a grade of 195 in 1980. He also contributed with the Shrewsbury Chronical Chess Column.

Text Box: John Jeggo John was for many years a top county player and contributed greatly towards Sankey's chess club, playing alongside his good friend Alan Knight. For many years he missed out so narrowly in the county championship until his return to chess in 1999 when he struck a major blow for the older generation by defeating Nick Rutter to take the title.

Text Box: A late 1970's scene from GKN Sankey's chess club. Pictured with an impressive array of trophies are (from left) Glyn Pugh, George Viszokai, Geoff Maiden, Geoff Mansell and Jack Baldwin.

Text Box: Coddon Chess Club dominated the 1st division league from 1992 to 1997, the only club ever to win SIX consecutive league titles! Back, from left: Phil Cameron, Sue Portman, Carl Portman. Front, from left: Richard Archer, Trevor Brotherton and Kiddy Makwaya.

Text Box: Lev Polugaevsky Simul (right) Organized by Carl Portman, Lev took on 30 boards of Shropshire's best players at The Buckatree Hall on September 13th, 1992.

Champions Telepost A proudly display the brand new trophy.
l to r - John Bashall, Nigel Ferrington, Noel Kiffin, Phil Zabrocki, and guest star William Bates.

Current Games (7)

Opponent	Game	# Moves	Time Left
Dutchgiant	EL2013 R7: Team Scotland vs Chess …	17	3 days
Dutchgiant	EL2013 R7: Team Scotland vs Chess …	17	3 days
cocinado	Dev,s group of 2 - Round 3	9	21 hours
Lenoil	2013 Chess.com U.K. Championships …	37	2 days
Marlowe	dev,s group of 4 - Round 2	25	3 days
chiccogiancarlo	EL2013 R8: Team Scotland vs Team I…	9	3 days
chiccogiancarlo	EL2013 R8: Team Scotland vs Team I…	9	3 days

Finished Games (12)

White	Black	Result	Moves	Date	Action
jet2500 (1978)	dagdathecelt (1846)	1-0 (lost)	51	5/14/13	View
Cadaz (1657)	dagdathecelt (1996)	0-1 (won)	20	5/7/13	View
dagdathecelt (1851)	tango123 (1911)	0-1 (lost)	23	5/2/13	View
MitchTanner (1801)	dagdathecelt (1858)	0-1 (won)	37	5/2/13	View
televisionaddict1966 (2049)	dagdathecelt (1993)	1-0 (lost)	46	4/30/13	View
dagdathecelt (2002)	tracyt1800 (1625)	1-0 (won)	42	4/30/13	View
dagdathecelt (1851)	rou1234 (1824)	0-1 (lost)	26	4/25/13	View
Lenoil (1904)	dagdathecelt (2000)	1-0 (lost)	25	4/25/13	View
raanan_jacoby (1667)	dagdathecelt (2013)	draw	51	4/22/13	View
tracyt1800 (1646)	dagdathecelt (2020)	draw	48	4/21/13	View

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