Category Archives: TPC

Rumour mill has it that Ridout has pulled out of his semi-final match against BigG tonight… some are saying that he’s running scared!

So who will you be rooting for in the Semi Finals? The only recognised keeper left in the competition, Billy Collins? The Team Picker Cup’s best performing player, Gareth O’Neill? Maybe the more defensive Callum Gigg? Or even the Valleys’ … Continue reading →

As explained, TPC sponsors must have a photo of the contestants! Callum Gigg (10) V Chris Phillips (5)Pride before a fall springs to mind as the man behind the TPC Chris Phillips falls at the first hurdle to Callum Gigg … Continue reading →

Whilst this week’s report is being written – although do check out the explosive interview with Chris if you haven’t already – I wanted to let you know that if the TPC isn’t floating your boat, not to worry! TTFE Poolmania is … Continue reading →

Callum at half time… nice pants Cal! So, in what this pundit has gone on record as the upset in the competition so far, Callum ‘the Barbarian’ Gigg has beat slaughtered Chris ‘all talk’ Phillips and gone through to the … Continue reading →

… he couldn’t! More to follow!

It doesn’t take long for Phillips to wind up a crowd… It has been a long time coming but finally Chris Phillips will take centre stage in the final Quarter Final of the first ever Team Picker Cup. As architect … Continue reading →

This writer has very little to say this week. Everyone is expecting it to be such a 1 sided affair that writing anything about it would simply be cruel to poor Callum who only has a day left in the … Continue reading →

Is it just me, or do our captains look photoshopped? It was a very one sided affair at Sophia last week as Team Big G, led by Gareth O’Neill, ran riot to win 12-5 over Team Joe Newbury. In the … Continue reading →

Although both our contestants live in Caerau. Tonight’s third TPC Quarter Final boasts a fierce Cardiff suburb rivalry between two passionate TTFE players, Joe ‘Shabba’ Newbury and Gareth ‘Big G O’Neill. Being labelled as The Battle of Ely Bridge, both … Continue reading →