killmaimburn wrote:Bocage- an area of pastureland with some trees. I looked that one up skipped the rest
Well done, so how did the others do.

Talk to King about Bocage - his first game was attacking through the table fully loaded with Bocage - nightmare for him,

As to how did the other guys do, I believe:
King - 1 win - 4 losses
Chris - 1 win - 4 losses
Alan - 5 losses

But I believe they all learnt something from playing tournament level players....

Any idea on what the armies that placed were?

Strelkovy came 1st I beleive.

Taumaul wrote:Strelkovy came 1st I beleive.

Believe so, Steve Charleton came 2nd with his British Paratroopers (not sure it that was due to game points or the 'soft' points).

Still waiting for them to put up official results...

Results of the Euro Tournament are finally up

http://www.flamesofwar.com/Default.aspx ... rt_id=2778

Managed to come 50th out of 98 players, could have been sleightly higher but Sportsmanship let me down.

Nigel managed 72nd
Chris managed 84th
Can't find Alan's Americans think they may have recorded him as British 93rd

Interesting to see the top 10 players
Name Army Nationality Total Score
1 John Hopwood Soviet 28.13
2 Steve Charlton German 27.25
3 Tommy Brown German 26.53
4 Rafal Anusiak German 25.13
5 Peter Entwistle German 24.95
6 Karl Benisch Soviet 24.63
7 Marcin Nowicki American 24.43
8 Matt Haywood German 23.94
9 Primoz Pirs German 23.94
10 Frank Roenspiess British 23.74

Mostly German Armies 6/10 (Steve Charlton taking his Bake Panther list instead of his British Para's).

72nd of 98.
I want to say something witty based around him calling it a mens game, but just can't bring myself to be that mean..
So cmon yer northern Rotabor Cutter Pilot Rods, any bat reps?
I'm a gonna throw a cat hug at ya to sooth the pain.