ITC Lisbon 2010

peterrjohnston · Post by **peterrjohnston** » Thu Jul 29, 2010 8:46 pm

dave_r wrote:It will be a shame not to see you Peter - perhaps we could have a celebrity Sun Cream distributor or something

hahaha, one of the strangest tasks as an umpire I've had to do. And adjudicate the special prize for the most sunburnt, ie lobster red, Brit player.

dave_r · Post by **dave_r** » Fri Jul 30, 2010 8:07 pm

hazelbark wrote:
dave_r wrote:It will be a shame not to see you Peter - perhaps we could have a celebrity Sun Cream distributor or something

Dave you going to make it? You ready to lose again? Get your excuses ready...bad dice...dust in my eyes...the irish beer.

Yeah, I've been roped into the Barbarian team. There was no Dust, Irish beer or bad dice at Washington was there

philqw78 · Post by **philqw78** » Fri Jul 30, 2010 8:10 pm

peterrjohnston wrote:hahaha, one of the strangest tasks as an umpire I've had to do. And adjudicate the special prize for the most sunburnt, ie lobster red, Brit player.

LIES, LIES and DAMNED LIES. It was a healthy tan.

hazelbark · Post by **hazelbark** » Fri Jul 30, 2010 10:30 pm

dave_r wrote:
Yeah, I've been roped into the Barbarian team. There was no Dust, Irish beer or bad dice at Washington was there

That's because I was looking after you, instead of looking out for you.

nikgaukroger · Post by **nikgaukroger** » Sat Jul 31, 2010 6:25 am

hazelbark wrote:
dave_r wrote:
Yeah, I've been roped into the Barbarian team. There was no Dust, Irish beer or bad dice at Washington was there
That's because I was looking after you, instead of looking out for you.

Hiding from the slaughter of the innocents that was the majority of the US Vs GB matchups more like

peterrjohnston · Post by **peterrjohnston** » Sat Jul 31, 2010 7:22 pm

philqw78 wrote:
peterrjohnston wrote:hahaha, one of the strangest tasks as an umpire I've had to do. And adjudicate the special prize for the most sunburnt, ie lobster red, Brit player.
LIES, LIES and DAMNED LIES. It was a healthy tan.

Mr Allen started off as the strong front runner, but he chickened out with the suncream (which come to think of it, may have disguised how, err, tanned he was, a white suncream coating with red blotches showing through

).

zeitoun · Post by **zeitoun** » Fri Aug 20, 2010 8:01 am

any news about the ITC? players ?army? ...

nikgaukroger · Post by **nikgaukroger** » Fri Aug 20, 2010 8:56 am

zeitoun wrote:any news about the ITC? players ?army? ...

As we had to recruit another team at short notice, and cope with some unavoidable dropouts it won't be until the end of August that we can get the runners and riders up.

Lionelc62 · Post by **Lionelc62** » Tue Aug 31, 2010 6:35 am

nikgaukroger wrote:
zeitoun wrote:any news about the ITC? players ?army? ...

As we had to recruit another team at short notice, and cope with some unavoidable dropouts it won't be until the end of August that we can get the runners and riders up.

Hi Nik,

August is nearly finished

How many Dominate Romans ?

Regards
Lionel

nikgaukroger · Post by **nikgaukroger** » Thu Sep 02, 2010 6:30 am

Apologies for the delay - my PC died

France

Olivier Joucla - Neo-Assyrian Empire, 679BC, (Swifter then Eagles)
Jerome Bodelle - Pontic, 85BC, (Rise of Rome)
Lionel Colin - Khurasanian Dynasties, 900AD, (Decline and Fall)
Olivier Marceau - 100YW English (Continental), 1415AD, (Storm of Arrows)

Great Britain

Dave Ruddock - Lydian, 546BC, (Immortal Fire)
Graham Evans - Dominate Roman, 390AD, (Legions Triumphant)
Lance Flint - Christian Nubian, 750AD, (Decline and Fall)
Pete Dalby - Later Ottoman Turkish, 1434AD, (Storm of Arrows)

Italy

Enzo Megale - Median, 600BC, (Swifter than Eagles)
Massimiliano Martellacci - Bosporan, 42AD, (Rise of Rome)
Andrea Lo Moro Carmelo - Norse-Irish, 900AD, (Wolves from the Sea)
Stefano D’Addino - Later Ottoman Turkish, 1430AD, (Eternal Empire)

Portugal

João Costa - New Kingdom Egyptian, 1185BC, (Swifter then Eagles)
Paulo Morais - Later Seleucid, 150BC, (Rise of Rome)
Fernando Sousa - Early Bulgar, 896AD, (Decline and Fall)
Vasco Madeira - Wars of the Roses – Yorkist Pretender, 1490AD, (Storm of Arrows)

Spain

Luis Miguel de la Rimada - Early Achaemenid Persian, 530BC, (Immortal Fire)
Ivan Monedero - Later Seleucid, 166BC, (Rise of Rome)
Juan Miguel Morillas - Bedouin Dynasties, 965AD, (Decline and Fall)
Pedro Sanchez - Later Ottoman Turk, 1478AD, (Eternal Empire)

USA

Ethan Zorick - Late Dynastic Egyptian, 592BC, (Immortal Fire)
Marc Crotteau - Palmyran, 270AD, (Legions Triumphant)
Dan Hazelwood - Xi Xia, 999AD, (Empires of the Dragon)
Bill McCampbell - Ordonnance French, 1481AD, (Storm of Arrows)

Barbarian #1

Steve Payne - Neo-Assyrian Empire, 660BC, (Swifter than Eagles)
Ian Stewart - Bosporan, 3AD, (Rise of Rome)
Richard Jeffrey - Sasanid Persian, 541AD, (Legions Triumphant)
Simon LeRay-Meyer - Medieval German City Leagues, 1488AD, (Lost Scrolls)

Barbarian #2

Joao Especial - Late Mycenaean, 1200BC, (Swifter than Eagles)
Miguel Mata - Western Hunnic, 408AD, (Legions Triumphant)
Dominique Blanchar - Sasanid Persian, 501AD, (Legions Triumphant)
Francesco Berucci - Late Heian, 1040AD, (Empires of the Dragon)

Lionelc62 · Post by **Lionelc62** » Thu Sep 02, 2010 7:17 am

Thanks Nik !

Lionel

marco · Post by **marco** » Thu Sep 02, 2010 8:41 am

je souhaite à tous les participants de bien s'amuser
dans mon hobby c'est un sacré evenement !

j'espere des compte-rendus
je suis frustré tous les ans !

enjoy !

hazelbark · Post by **hazelbark** » Thu Sep 02, 2010 2:03 pm

I see Pete Dalby and Dave Ruddock both cleverly avoided me.

hazelbark · Post by **hazelbark** » Thu Sep 02, 2010 2:17 pm

I think the most interesting match is going to be Period 2 France-England.
Two top players with an interesting match up.

Lionelc62 · Post by **Lionelc62** » Thu Sep 02, 2010 2:58 pm

Hi,

The british team seems very strong ..
Who will beat them ?

Lionel

hammy · Post by **hammy** » Thu Sep 02, 2010 4:22 pm

nikgaukroger wrote:Apologies for the delay - my PC died

Pete Dalby - Later Ottoman Turkish, 1434AD, (Storm of Arrows)

Methinks that either Pete has a dastardly plan up his sleeve with a new Ottoman variant or Mr Cut & Paste got something wrong

nikgaukroger · Post by **nikgaukroger** » Thu Sep 02, 2010 4:31 pm

hammy wrote:
nikgaukroger wrote:Apologies for the delay - my PC died

Pete Dalby - Later Ottoman Turkish, 1434AD, (Storm of Arrows)

Methinks that either Pete has a dastardly plan up his sleeve with a new Ottoman variant or Mr Cut & Paste got something wrong

The Turkish bit is right, however, Pete bribed me with some plastic javelin quivers to allow the Janissaries to be longbowmen

petedalby · Post by **petedalby** » Thu Sep 02, 2010 5:24 pm

The Turkish bit is right, however, Pete bribed me with some plastic javelin quivers to allow the Janissaries to be longbowmen

Drool......Now wouldn't that be awesome!

dave_r · Post by **dave_r** » Thu Sep 02, 2010 5:37 pm

hammy wrote:
nikgaukroger wrote:Apologies for the delay - my PC died

Pete Dalby - Later Ottoman Turkish, 1434AD, (Storm of Arrows)

Methinks that either Pete has a dastardly plan up his sleeve with a new Ottoman variant or Mr Cut & Paste got something wrong

Personally, I think it was a stroke of genius for Pete to bring the Ottomans with shedfuls of Longbowmen.

Specifically designed for taking out other Ottoman armies

I am sure Pete will thank me for putting all this pressure on him

dave_r · Post by **dave_r** » Thu Sep 02, 2010 5:38 pm

hazelbark wrote:I see Pete Dalby and Dave Ruddock both cleverly avoided me.

I will just re-phrase your obvious error there

"I see I managed to dodge and weave to avoid Dave and Pete quite cleverly there."

Dan "Chicken" Hazelwood