Monday, January 24, 2005
Willcocks breaks retirement and enters South London League
Buoyed by recent success in the admittedly weak Winter line-up at Magdalen, where he managed to hang tough in the premier division, Willcocks has signed up to try his hand in the prestigious South London League. Dipping into his pocket for a prince's ransom of £12, Willcocks will endeavour to badger out the time from his busy professional life, his crowded family affairs and his demanding one year old.
"My plan is to win in two sets, I guess," Willcocks quipped. "We're delighted to have a player of his calibre joining our ranks," said Ron Gray, founder of the South London League. "So not," he added.
Buoyed by recent success in the admittedly weak Winter line-up at Magdalen, where he managed to hang tough in the premier division, Willcocks has signed up to try his hand in the prestigious South London League. Dipping into his pocket for a prince's ransom of £12, Willcocks will endeavour to badger out the time from his busy professional life, his crowded family affairs and his demanding one year old.
"My plan is to win in two sets, I guess," Willcocks quipped. "We're delighted to have a player of his calibre joining our ranks," said Ron Gray, founder of the South London League. "So not," he added.
