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Players Bar 4 – Cho Cho Bar 4

This fixture on Monday 20 April in the Bangkok Pool League’s red division would not ordinarily create much attention, with the Players Bar being clear favorites to win. However, Cho Cho Bar, with a tactical move in mind arrived at Players with an unexpected team that included 4 Bar-fined Katoeys from the Nana area.

This unusual ploy of voluptuousness and mystique clearly succeeded in unsettling the normally dominant Players team, albeit somewhat depleted for this match. Following some preliminary preamble and obvious concern from the Players side, it was eventually accepted that the new look Cho Cho Bar team was not going to present any kind of insurmountable hurdle for the Players Bar.

The match started with Players fielding probably their strongest player, Coach Alan Bell against the first of Cho Cho Bar’s Katoeys. Alan clearly found focusing and concentration somewhat uneasy as the Katoey dazzled his big breasts and whatnot around the pool table. Fortunately for Alan the Katoey followed the eight ball into the pocket with the Q – ball and Alan breathed a sigh of relief for the overall win.

At half time, the Players Bar side were holding their nerve, amongst other things and the score was 3 – 1 to Players. The two team’s captains, Rob and Steven huddled in separate corners of the bar to contemplate and ponder their final four selected players. Meanwhile, the Katoeys were strutting their stuff trying to cause as much confusion as possible.

The match re-started, and it soon became clear that Cho Cho Bar’s ploy was beginning to succeed. The Players Bar second half team selection was at best bewildering, but Coach Alan Bell was called upon a second time to hopefully clean up any mess as the final number eight player. A mess it certainly was from Players Bar point of view as Cho Cho’s team leveled at 3 – 3 and then went ahead 4 -3.

The final game between Cho Cho Bar’s team captain Steven and Coach Alan Bell definitely held some pressure, so much so, that Alan ran out the winner and ultimately saved Players Bar any blushes. The final score being 4 – 4 on what was and unusual and highly entertaining evening.

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