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Most likely, this is simply too much of a change for you - two completely different new rubbers - one tacky and the other one of the fastest on the market - plus a new carbon blade. Try using the same rubber, say MX-P, on both sides of your old Stag PD blade, get used to that, and then switch to...

Ah, well. They are unavoidable at such a venue. Some players seem to get really upset about this, others don't. It would appear that joshgsy and I are with the latter crowd :-)

TTD members in action at the Crawley Grand Prix last Sunday (JoshGSY v vvk1) :

You lucky git. Both Ormesby and Swerve are local ... https://www.tabletennis365.com/Middlesbrough/Clubs

Nexy Calix 2 Sanwei Target National Nittaku FastArc G1 Will never go back to non-chinese rubber on FH.

Too bad there were big gaps in that wall:

http://www.tabletennis.wales/where-to-play/

My mini-review from mytt: So I got very interested in P16ST after reading: Project 16st is our first rubbers with sticky chinese surface. Due to its hard but catchy surface it is very suitable for extremely spinny topspin and counter-topspin-play. Our aim was to develop a rubber that is very...

Brexit effect. Don't forget that Tenergies are imported from Japan. Same as laptops, etc.

Looks like it. Here is a pic of Sam's bat from his twitter:

Looks like the sales of Tibhar's Drinkhall Powerspin Carbon with MX-P on both sides will skyrocket after the Olympics.

I had used ExpatShield in the past to watch BBC Iplayer from abroad without any issues.

Doesn't look like all tables will be covered by BBC Sport, at least during the preliminary rounds.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/olympics/rio-2016/schedule - let you select a live feed and see the schedule of who's going to play whom and when.

And in general, go to http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/live-guide, select the sport/event and off you go.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/live/olympics/36436551

Up-up-up.

Sold.

The new section is not up to date - no mention of Ma Long's recently discovered drinking problem :cool: Joking aside, a definite improvement on the old web site.

Yeah, he is very good. I saw him in action during the recent Corby Smash tournament earlier this summer - his group's matches were on a table next to mine. He was still playing with his hardbat at the time though, and his feel for the ball and ball placement sometimes appeared simply unreal.