Roger Wales - Revision history

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JRTerrier24 at 13:33, 2 October 2011

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JRTerrier24 at 14:03, 25 October 2010

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JRTerrier24 at 13:45, 20 September 2010

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Richard Priest at 14:07, 8 February 2010

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Richard Priest at 09:28, 8 February 2010

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Richard Priest at 09:26, 8 February 2010

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90.197.59.83 at 09:19, 8 February 2010

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Vande: /* Episodes */

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‎Episodes

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 {{ep | 810 | 31/08/1988 | SF |[[Steve Williams]]| 52 - 55 |Roger Wales|[[Carol Thatcher]]|Della Thompson|74}}
 {{ep | 812 | 2/09/1988 | GF |Roger Wales| 69 - 100 |[[Tony Vick]]|Bill Tidy, Carol Thatcher|Della Thompson|116}}
-{{ep | M40 | 1/1/90-5/1/90 | Masters 1 |Roger Wales| 78 – 101 |[[David Whiting]]|N/A|Freda Thornton|???}}
+{{ep | M40 | 1/01/1990-5/01/1990 | M |Roger Wales| 78 – 101 |[[David Whiting]]|none|Freda Thornton|???}}
-{{ep | M78 | 24/9/90-28/9/90 | Masters 2 |Roger Wales| 48 – 86 |[[Mike Percik]]|N/A|[[Mark Nyman]]|130}}
+{{ep | M78 | 24/09/1990-28/09/1990 | M |Roger Wales| 48 – 86 |[[Mike Percik]]|none|[[Mark Nyman]]|130}}
 {{episode table end}}

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 '''Roger Wales''' was the runner-up of [[Series 16]].
-He was a company director from Skipton, North Yorkshire. His run began with a remarkable comeback win over 7-time sitting champion [[Jenny Haldane]], who at one stage led {{score|35|6}} but thereafter failed to score another point.
+He was a company director from Skipton, North Yorkshire. His run began with a remarkable comeback win over 7-time sitting champion [[Jenny Haldane]].
 Wales had attended the same school as the then host [[Richard Whiteley]], and after his defeat in the final, Whiteley jokingly urged Wales to donate some of his winnings to the school. The episode did not go down well with viewers, some of whom wrote in complaining that they felt Whiteley had been too pushy over the issue and expressing their support for Wales. However, Channel 4 responded that Wales had taken the joke in good part.

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-'''Roger Wales''' was a finalist in [[Series 16]].  He was a company director from Skipton, North Yorkshire. His run began with a remarkable comeback win over 7-time sitting champion [[Jenny Haldane]], who at one stage led 35-6 but thereafter failed to score another point.
+'''Roger Wales''' was the runner-up of [[Series 16]].
-Wales had attended the same school as the then host [[Richard Whiteley]], and after his defeat in the final, Whiteley jokingly urged Wales to donate some of his winnings to the school. The episode did not go down well with viewers, some of whom wrote in complaining that they felt Whiteley had been too pushy over the issue and expressing their support for Wales. However Channel 4 responded that Wales had taken the joke in good part.
+He was a company director from Skipton, North Yorkshire. His run began with a remarkable comeback win over 7-time sitting champion [[Jenny Haldane]], who at one stage led {{score|35|6}} but thereafter failed to score another point.
 {{series runner-up|preceded_by=Allan Saldanha|series=16|followed_by=Evan Simpson}}
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 ==Episodes==
 {{episode table}}
-{{ep | 799 | 16/08/1988 | P | Roger Wales | 46 - 35 | [[Jenny Haldane]] | [[Nigel Rees]] | [[Freda Thornton]] }}
+{{ep | 799 | 16/08/1988 | P |Roger Wales| 46 - 35 |[[Jenny Haldane]]|[[Nigel Rees]]|[[Freda Thornton]]|71}}
-{{ep | 800 | 17/08/1988 | P | Roger Wales | 63 - 43 | [[Peter Barlow]] | Nigel Rees | Freda Thornton }}
+{{ep | 800 | 17/08/1988 | P |Roger Wales| 63 - 43 |[[Peter Barlow]]|Nigel Rees|Freda Thornton|69}}
-{{ep | 801 | 18/08/1988 | P | Roger Wales | 55 - 32 | [[Vicky Tomlinson]] | Nigel Rees | Freda Thornton }}
+{{ep | 801 | 18/08/1988 | P |Roger Wales| 55 - 32 |[[Vicky Tomlinson]]|Nigel Rees|Freda Thornton|73}}
-{{ep | 802 | 19/08/1988 | P | Roger Wales | 36 - 51 | [[Andrew Loheide]] | Nigel Rees | Freda Thornton }}
+{{ep | 802 | 19/08/1988 | P |Roger Wales| 36 - 51 |[[Andrew Loheide]]|Nigel Rees|Freda Thornton|74}}
-{{ep | 809 | 30/08/1988 | QF | Roger Wales | 33 - 24 | [[Andrew Loheide]] | [[Bill Tidy]] | [[Della Thompson]] }}
+{{ep | 809 | 30/08/1988 | QF |Roger Wales| 33 - 24 |Andrew Loheide|[[Bill Tidy]]|[[Della Thompson]]|73}}
-{{ep | 810 | 31/08/1988 | SF | [[Steve Williams]] | 52 - 55 | Roger Wales | [[Carol Thatcher]] | Della Thompson }}
+{{ep | 810 | 31/08/1988 | SF |[[Steve Williams]]| 52 - 55 |Roger Wales|[[Carol Thatcher]]|Della Thompson|74}}
-{{ep | 812 | 2/09/1988 | GF | Roger Wales | 69 - 100 | [[Tony Vick]] | Bill Tidy, Carol Thatcher | Della Thompson }}
+{{ep | 812 | 2/09/1988 | GF |Roger Wales| 69 - 100 |[[Tony Vick]]|Bill Tidy, Carol Thatcher|Della Thompson|116}}
-{{ep | M40 | 1/1/90-5/1/90 | Masters 1 | Roger Wales | 78 – 101 | [[David Whiting]] | N/A | Freda Thornton }}
+{{ep | M40 | 1/1/90-5/1/90 | Masters 1 |Roger Wales| 78 – 101 |[[David Whiting]]|N/A|Freda Thornton|???}}
-{{ep | M78 | 24/9/90-28/9/90 | Masters 2 | Roger Wales | 48 – 86 | [[Mike Percik]] | N/A | [[Mark Nyman]] }}
+{{ep | M78 | 24/9/90-28/9/90 | Masters 2 |Roger Wales| 48 – 86 |[[Mike Percik]]|N/A|[[Mark Nyman]]|130}}
 {{episode table end}}

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 {{ep | 810 | 31/08/1988 | SF | [[Steve Williams]] | 52 - 55 | Roger Wales | [[Carol Thatcher]] | Della Thompson }}
 {{ep | 812 | 2/09/1988 | GF | Roger Wales | 69 - 100 | [[Tony Vick]] | Bill Tidy, Carol Thatcher | Della Thompson }}
-{{ep | M40 | 1/1/90-5/1/90 | Masters 1 | Roger Wales | 78&nbsp;–&nbsp;101 | [[David Whiting]] | N/A | Freda Thornton }}
+{{ep | M40 | 1/1/90-5/1/90 | Masters 1 | Roger Wales | 78 – 101 | [[David Whiting]] | N/A | Freda Thornton }}
-{{ep | M78 | 24/9/90-28/9/90 | Masters 2 | Roger Wales | 48&nbsp;–&nbsp;86 | [[Mike Percik]] | N/A | [[Mark Nyman]] }}
+{{ep | M78 | 24/9/90-28/9/90 | Masters 2 | Roger Wales | 48 – 86 | [[Mike Percik]] | N/A | [[Mark Nyman]] }}
 {{episode table end}}
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 [[Category:Contestants in Series 16]]
 [[Category:Finalists]]

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 '''Roger Wales''' was a finalist in [[Series 16]].  He was a company director from Skipton, North Yorkshire. His run began with a remarkable comeback win over 7-time sitting champion [[Jenny Haldane]], who at one stage led 35-6 but thereafter failed to score another point.
-Wales had attended the same school as the then host [[Richard Whiteley]], and after his defeat in the final Whiteley jokingly urged Wales to donate some of his winnings to the school.The episode did not go down well with viewers, some of whom wrote in complaining that they felt Whiteley had been too pushy over the issue and expressing their support for Wales. However Channel 4 responded that Wales had taken the joke in good part.
+Wales had attended the same school as the then host [[Richard Whiteley]], and after his defeat in the final, Whiteley jokingly urged Wales to donate some of his winnings to the school. The episode did not go down well with viewers, some of whom wrote in complaining that they felt Whiteley had been too pushy over the issue and expressing their support for Wales. However Channel 4 responded that Wales had taken the joke in good part.
 {{series runner-up|preceded_by=Allan Saldanha|series=16|followed_by=Evan Simpson}}
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 ==Episodes==
 {{episode table}}
-{{ep | 799 | 16/08/1988 | P | [[Jenny Haldane]] | 35 - 46 | Roger Wales | [[Nigel Rees]] | [[Freda Thornton]] }}
+{{ep | 799 | 16/08/1988 | P | Roger Wales | 46 - 35 | [[Jenny Haldane]] | [[Nigel Rees]] | [[Freda Thornton]] }}
 {{ep | 800 | 17/08/1988 | P | Roger Wales | 63 - 43 | [[Peter Barlow]] | Nigel Rees | Freda Thornton }}
 {{ep | 801 | 18/08/1988 | P | Roger Wales | 55 - 32 | [[Vicky Tomlinson]] | Nigel Rees | Freda Thornton }}
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 {{ep | 810 | 31/08/1988 | SF | [[Steve Williams]] | 52 - 55 | Roger Wales | [[Carol Thatcher]] | Della Thompson }}
 {{ep | 812 | 2/09/1988 | GF | Roger Wales | 69 - 100 | [[Tony Vick]] | Bill Tidy, Carol Thatcher | Della Thompson }}
-{{ep |M40 |  1/1/90-5/1/90 | Masters 1 | Roger Wales | 78&nbsp;–&nbsp;101 | [[David Whiting]] | N/A | Freda Thornton}}
+{{ep | M40 | 1/1/90-5/1/90 | Masters 1 | Roger Wales | 78&nbsp;–&nbsp;101 | [[David Whiting]] | N/A | Freda Thornton }}
-{{ep|M78 | 24/9/90-28/9/90 | Masters 2 | Roger Wales | 48&nbsp;–&nbsp;86 | [[Mike Percik]] | N/A | [[Mark Nyman]] }}
+{{ep | M78 | 24/9/90-28/9/90 | Masters 2 | Roger Wales | 48&nbsp;–&nbsp;86 | [[Mike Percik]] | N/A | [[Mark Nyman]] }}
 {{episode table end}}
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 [[Category:Contestants in Series 16]]
 [[Category:Finalists]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:07, 8 February 2010
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−	'''Roger Wales''' was a finalist in [[Series 16]]. He was a company director from Skipton, North Yorkshire. His run began with a remarkable comeback win over 7-time sitting champion [[Jenny Haldane]], who at one stage led 35-6 but ~~bizarrely~~ failed to score another point.	+	'''Roger Wales''' was a finalist in [[Series 16]]. He was a company director from Skipton, North Yorkshire. His run began with a remarkable comeback win over 7-time sitting champion [[Jenny Haldane]], who at one stage led 35-6 but thereafter failed to score another point.

	Wales had attended the same school as the then host [[Richard Whiteley]], and after his defeat in the final Whiteley jokingly urged Wales to donate some of his winnings to the school.The episode did not go down well with viewers, some of whom wrote in complaining that they felt Whiteley had been too pushy over the issue and expressing their support for Wales. However Channel 4 responded that Wales had taken the joke in good part.		Wales had attended the same school as the then host [[Richard Whiteley]], and after his defeat in the final Whiteley jokingly urged Wales to donate some of his winnings to the school.The episode did not go down well with viewers, some of whom wrote in complaining that they felt Whiteley had been too pushy over the issue and expressing their support for Wales. However Channel 4 responded that Wales had taken the joke in good part.

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:28, 8 February 2010
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	'''Roger Wales''' was a finalist in [[Series 16]]. He was a company director from Skipton, North Yorkshire. His run began with a remarkable comeback win over 7-time sitting champion [[Jenny Haldane]], who at one stage led 35-6 but bizarrely failed to score another point.		'''Roger Wales''' was a finalist in [[Series 16]]. He was a company director from Skipton, North Yorkshire. His run began with a remarkable comeback win over 7-time sitting champion [[Jenny Haldane]], who at one stage led 35-6 but bizarrely failed to score another point.

−	Wales had attended the same school as the then host Richard Whiteley, and after his defeat in the final Whiteley jokingly urged Wales to donate some of his winnings to the school.The episode did not go down well with viewers, some of whom wrote in complaining that they felt Whiteley had been too pushy over the issue and expressing their support for Wales. However Channel 4 responded that Wales had taken the joke in good part.	+	Wales had attended the same school as the then host [[Richard Whiteley]], and after his defeat in the final Whiteley jokingly urged Wales to donate some of his winnings to the school.The episode did not go down well with viewers, some of whom wrote in complaining that they felt Whiteley had been too pushy over the issue and expressing their support for Wales. However Channel 4 responded that Wales had taken the joke in good part.

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:26, 8 February 2010
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−	'''Roger Wales''' was a finalist in [[Series 16]]. He was a company director from Skipton, North Yorkshire. His run began with a remarkable comeback win over 7-time sitting champion Jenny Haldane, who at one stage led 35-6 but failed to score another point.	+	'''Roger Wales''' was a finalist in [[Series 16]]. He was a company director from Skipton, North Yorkshire. His run began with a remarkable comeback win over 7-time sitting champion [[Jenny Haldane]], who at one stage led 35-6 but bizarrely failed to score another point.

	Wales had attended the same school as the then host Richard Whiteley, and after his defeat in the final Whiteley jokingly urged Wales to donate some of his winnings to the school.The episode did not go down well with viewers, some of whom wrote in complaining that they felt Whiteley had been too pushy over the issue and expressing their support for Wales. However Channel 4 responded that Wales had taken the joke in good part.		Wales had attended the same school as the then host Richard Whiteley, and after his defeat in the final Whiteley jokingly urged Wales to donate some of his winnings to the school.The episode did not go down well with viewers, some of whom wrote in complaining that they felt Whiteley had been too pushy over the issue and expressing their support for Wales. However Channel 4 responded that Wales had taken the joke in good part.

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:19, 8 February 2010
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−	'''Roger Wales''' was a finalist in [[Series 16]]. He was a company director from Skipton, North Yorkshire.	+	'''Roger Wales''' was a finalist in [[Series 16]]. He was a company director from Skipton, North Yorkshire. His run began with a remarkable comeback win over 7-time sitting champion Jenny Haldane, who at one stage led 35-6 but failed to score another point.
		+
		+	Wales had attended the same school as the then host Richard Whiteley, and after his defeat in the final Whiteley jokingly urged Wales to donate some of his winnings to the school.The episode did not go down well with viewers, some of whom wrote in complaining that they felt Whiteley had been too pushy over the issue and expressing their support for Wales. However Channel 4 responded that Wales had taken the joke in good part.