This page was last modified on Thursday, November 03, 2011 11:57:48 PM
Below is a new edition to the website,
It's called chatwing,
I've checked it thoroughly and it's perfectly safe.
Just click on the "Chat Now!" button below, sign in using "Facebook", "Twitter" or as a guest,
if anyone else is online, you can start chatting.
It's EASY, and once it gets going, it could be fun.
Go on, don't be shy, GIVE IT A GO.
The amount of visits to this page
since June 17th 2010
are........................
CUP WINNERS 2010
A4 framed photo's are available from Steve, only £5 each
Here are the photograph's from the Nomads presentation night for the trophy winners of 2009.
The trophies, shining and waiting to be presented.
Snowy presents Tony Kirrage with the Parker Cup (left) and the Cardwell Challenge Cups, these were presented on behalf of the Eastbourne Town Festival.
The Parker Cup is for the best Cod.
The Cardwell Challenge Cup is for the biggest fish.
Snowy presents Tony Kirrage with the Parker Cup (left), the Cardwell Challenge Cups and the Eastbourne Corporation Challenge Cup (right), these were presented on behalf of the Eastbourne Town Festival.
The Parker Cup is for the best Cod.
The Cardwell Challenge Cup is for the biggest fish.
The Eastbourne Corporation Challenge Cup is for winning the Eastbourne Town Festival Beach Section.
Snowy presents Phil Chapman with the Slater Cup
1st.....Phil Chapman.....65 Points
2nd.....Graham Lewis.....62 Points
Snowy presents Tony Kirrage with the Flack Cup
1st.....Tony Kirrage.....82 Points
2nd.....Ian Hopper.....79 Points
Snowy presents Ian Hopper with the Eastford Trophy
1st.....Ian Hopper.....107 Points
2nd.....Keith Erridge.....106 Points
The Elson Bass Cup was won by Paul Parsons, sadly Paul was not at the presentation night.
1st.....Paul Parsons.....7lb 15oz 8dr
2nd.....Simon Watkins.....3lb 14oz 8dr
The Heaviest Bass in Bass Competitions was won by Paul Parsons, sadly Paul was not at the presentation night.
1st.....Paul Parsons.....4lb 5oz 6dr
Snowy presents Ian Hopper with the Morris Cup.
1st......Ian Hopper.....82 Points
2nd.....Tony Kirrage.....80 Points
Snowy presents Tony Kirrage with the Fickling Cup.
1st.....Tony Kirrage.....80 Points
2nd.....Ben Blackford.....72 Points
Snowy presents Ian Hopper with the Nomads Cup.
1st.....Ian Hopper.....162 Points
2nd.....Tony Kirrage.....149 Points
Snowy presents Ian Hopper with the Eastbourne Tackle Shop Cup.
1st..... Ian Hopper.....88 Points
2nd.....Phil Chapman.....81 Points
Snowy presents Ian Hopper with the Pier Coy Cup.
1st.....Ian Hopper.....295 Points
2nd.....Tony Kirrage.....279 Points
Snowy presents Ian Hopper with the Pilgrim Cup.
1st.....Ian Hopper.....251 Points
2nd.....Tony Kirrage.....218 Points
Snowy Presents Steve Frost with Miller Bass Cup.
1st.....Steve Frost.....Bass.....7lb 4dr
Snowy presents Tony Kirrage with the Alban Cup.
1st.....Tony Kirrage.....Cod.....6lb 13oz 2dr
The Paice Cup was won by Macaulay King jnr, sadly Macaulay was not present at the Presentation night.
1st.....Macaulay King jnr.....Flounder.....1lb 1oz 8dr.....43.75%
Snowy presents Peter Cornwell with the Swift Cup.
1st.....Peter Cornwell.....Sole.....2lb 10oz 2dr.....117.1%
Snowy presents Ian Hopper with the Young Trophy.
1st.....Ian Hopper.....185 Fish.
Snowy presents Ian Hopper with the Species Shield.
1st.....Ian Hopper.....12 Species
The Joy Cup was won by Fraser Lewis jnr, sadly Fraser was not present at the Presentation night.
1st.....Fraser Lewis jnr.....106 Points
2nd.....Macaulay King jnr.....44 Points
Snowy presents Simon Watkins with the Country Cup.
1st.....Simon Watkins.....367 Points
Snowy presents Steve Frost with the Officers Cup
1st.....Steve Frost.
The Junior Championship Cup was won by Fraser Lewis jnr, sadly Fraser was not present at the Presentation night.
1st.....Fraser Lewis jnr.....106 Points
2nd.....Macaulay King jnr.....44 Points
Snowy presents Ian Hopper with Club Championship Cup.
1st.....Ian Hopper.....568 Points
2nd.....Tony Kirrage.....522 Points
All The trophy winners of 2009
Tony Kirrage with hoard of Cups
Ian Hopper and Simon Watkins with their collection of trophies.