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Subject: Re: Trialing the new team match format

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Date Posted: 15:31:39 11/04/03 Tue
In reply to: PaulJ 's message, "Re: Trialing the new team match format" on 14:53:33 11/04/03 Tue

>However (running the risk of offending people), how
>many people seriously expect Cardiff to be a top
>university for a long period of time?

They have good coaches and success breeds success. I don't know how much teaching time they have but I think if they play their cards right then they can keep doing well.

>Thinking back a few years, remember how strong London
>were, and (to a lesser extent) Bristol. Now, where
>are they?

Same with Manchester and Liverpool. My point exactly - things CAN & DO change; yet Impoxbridge seem to be labelled as the top three for the rest of eternity, which I don't believe has to be the case.

Shell xxx

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