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[[Image:Neil Stein.jpg|thumb|right| Neil in 2005, winning the London Scrabble League's highest word of the season prize for playing the word PRATIQUE for 203.]]
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[[Image:Neil Stein.jpg|thumb|right|Neil in 2005, winning the London Scrabble League's highest word of the season prize for playing the word PRATIQUE for 203.]]
'''Neil Stein''' was a contestant in [[Series 7]]. He was a 55-year old accountancy lecturer from Birchington, Kent, and once represented England at the ancient Japanese game "Go".
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'''Neil Stein''' was a [[contestant]] in [[Series 7]]. He was a 55-year-old accountancy lecturer from Birchington, Kent, and once represented England at the ancient Japanese game "Go".
  
 
Neil has also appeared on ''Fifteen-to-One'' and spent 11 weeks on BBC2's ''Crossword on Two''.
 
Neil has also appeared on ''Fifteen-to-One'' and spent 11 weeks on BBC2's ''Crossword on Two''.
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==Episodes==
 
==Episodes==
 
{{episode table}}
 
{{episode table}}
{{ep | 328 | 6/12/1985 | P | [[Julian Hough]] | 45 - 37 | Neil Stein | [[Bill Tidy]] | }}
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{{ep | 328 | 6/12/1985 | P |[[Julian Hough]]| 45 - 37 |Neil Stein|[[Bill Tidy]]||??}}
 
{{episode table end}}
 
{{episode table end}}
  

Revision as of 23:26, 9 October 2011

Neil in 2005, winning the London Scrabble League's highest word of the season prize for playing the word PRATIQUE for 203.

Neil Stein was a contestant in Series 7. He was a 55-year-old accountancy lecturer from Birchington, Kent, and once represented England at the ancient Japanese game "Go".

Neil has also appeared on Fifteen-to-One and spent 11 weeks on BBC2's Crossword on Two.

Episodes

# Date Type Contestant 1 Score Contestant 2 Presenters Guest Lex Max
328 6/12/1985 P Julian Hough 45 – 37 Neil Stein Richard Whiteley Carol Vorderman Cathy Hytner Bill Tidy ??