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− | '''Allan Simmons''' (born July 27, 1957) was a finalist in [[Series 3]]. A computer programmer from London, he was the first player ever to win seven shows in a row, just being pipped to the post by eventual [[octochamp]] [[William Bradford]]. His sister, [[Val Simmons|Valerie]] appeared in [[Series 4]]. | + | '''Allan Simmons''' (born July 27, 1957) was a finalist in [[Series 3]]. A computer programmer from London, he was the first player ever to win seven shows in a row, just being pipped to the post by eventual [[octochamp]] [[William Bradford]]. His sister, [[Val Simmons|Valerie]] appeared in [[Series 4]], and Series 2 finalist [[Philip Appleby]] is his brother-in-law. |
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Revision as of 20:44, 8 December 2009
Allan Simmons (born July 27, 1957) was a finalist in Series 3. A computer programmer from London, he was the first player ever to win seven shows in a row, just being pipped to the post by eventual octochamp William Bradford. His sister, Valerie appeared in Series 4, and Series 2 finalist Philip Appleby is his brother-in-law.
Away from Countdown, Allan is very heavily involved in the world of Scrabble, having been both chairman of the ABSP and its international equivalent WESPA (The World English-Language Scrabble Players' Association). He has edited Onwords Magazine since 1979, and is a three-time BMSC champion, one-time ABSP masters winner and the 2008 British national champion. He has represented Scotland at the World Scrabble Championship on numerous occasions.
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