LUND II | SWEDEN | Saturday 10.10.2009 | Results page 6

[goalkeeper]

Great to see you all on saturday and have a hard test for my new joystick on friday with Dagh

I don´t know how many space left in Thorstens car, but i think we can bring a system with us if necessary.

[kRadD]

There is enough space in the car I think, so I promised Dagh already, that we get YOUR AMIGA SYSTM with us

[kofoed]

great! if you have room for it then bring it. you never know with 20+ year old equipment.

[kofoed]

Mattias E and Dennis N can't make it because they have moved to Stockholm to study.

[goalkeeper]

Is there a chance to see Klaus and Glenn again?

[hogstrom]

Indeed bad news about Mattias and Dennis. Lets hope some of the "?" makes it.

- Torgny, please put pressure on Magnus. He emailed me in the beginning of the year asking if it was any ko2 tournament coing up, now he have one right where he lives. He should go for it when better opportunity than this wont show up in a very long time.

Glenn and Klaus is defenitely not coming as we´ve not heard from them, and the 1000 km journey by car is not a last minute thing to arrange i presume.

Otherwise me and Jacob enjoying a few beers while having friendlies here currently, counting on topping form in time for this event.

[dnielsen]

Earlier this year, Glenn told me that he and Klaus would be very busy this autumn, so while they can't come this time around, there is still good hope that they can attend another time.

[hogstrom]

Prediction:

Dagh N 75%
Lets face it, Dagh is likely the most promising player the KOA ever seen. He´s getting better and better. Big favorite to win this.

John H 20%
Won the Nordic champioship two years in a row, I have belife i can make it again, but must defeat Dagh if have a chance.

This group: 5%
Torgny A (Sweden)
Jacob K (Sweden)
Regis B (France)

Any of above winning would be huge surprice. I´ll eat my hat if Thorsten or Volker wins.

[Robert Swift]

John H 20%

I would really like you to beat Dagh but I hope you don't bet your real money on such optimistic ideas.

[Robert Swift]

Tell you what John, you beat Dagh and I will beat Jon Greenaway. Deal?

[goalkeeper]

No sleep till Denmark
Without a good joystick and no sleep i already know who will be last in this tournament. My chance for a victory against Thorsten goes to zero. Hope he will plays the tourney of his life and i see John eating his hat

In two hours we will hit the road, sweden we are coming!
cu

[hogstrom]

Me and Jacob will make a move over the boarder this afternoon, so see you tonight in Copenhagen, Volker.

Hehe, you absolutely correct Robert, 20% is way too much. It is easy to forget that Dagh is not the same player that he was when he turned up at Nick´s place at this time last year. I presume these 20% was correct estamination a year ago. However, Im certaine I can beat anyone, when luck is with me. So it is a deal.

[gdh82]

However, Im certaine I can beat anyone, when luck is with me. So it is a deal.

I completely agree too. Although Dagh may well be favourite, upsets are always possible, I believe. The depth of the great game with the complex player attribute interactions and physical dynamics help make every game different and when you factor in the split-second timings of human reflex/error, many outcomes are always possible. Via KOASI here's your competitive history....

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Team A   Team B   A   B   Tournament
Dagh N   John H   2   3   Copenhagen III
Dagh N   John H   4   4   Copenhagen III Cup
John H   Dagh N   4   7   London XXIII