Mornington Crescent

[Skanky Burns]

Originally posted by Spiffor
Cockfosters

You may want to pick a unique station. Less unique than my previous move, perhaps, but not one that has already been used!

Finsbury Park should net me enough nesbits to pay for fines from my Arnos Green/Grove debacle.

[Spiffor]

Sorry, I forgot you took Cockfosters when deciding my station

I shall start at Shoreditch then

(although I still don't understand the game )

[Frozzy]

Oxford Circus will plug your arteries, surely.

[Imran Siddiqui]

And here's a link to a huge map:

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I'm trying to avoid the Gunners at Arsenal... but I had to in order to spring the wonderful counter-manouver against Frozzy's sneaky move. I'm sure he remembers, as do many of us, the 1703 Asian Semifinals, where Ho Bag created the infamous Shanghai Double Nisbit. I can only hope to be so lucky.

[Hueij]

Nice move Imran, but things have changed since 1703. You totally overlooked Ian's low-profile but devillishy (sp?) clever move. But it gives me the chance to cunningly move to Blackfriars.

Spiff, nice move for a nOOb

[Felch]

If the Rullsford Gambit won't work here, I'll just have to move on to Ealing Boradway. As they say in the mean streets of America's ghetto's, YOU GOT SERVED!

[*End Is Forever*]

Tottenham Court Road

[Urban Ranger]

Sneakly, Iain, but you left your right flank wide open to my Alington Slice by taking Putney Bridge

[Frozzy]

In response to Iain's sneaky move to Tottenham Court Road, I have little choice but to occupy Warren Street, plugging his left flank totally.

[duke o' york]

Embankment seems prudent at this juncture, and coming late to the game, I'll need the three green tokens this move allows me.

[duke o' york]

What?

Did my unexpected dilution of Robeson's Axiomatic Ploy confound you all, and so no-one can come up with another move?

[Spiffor]

I shall then go to Kilburn Park, which will give me at least two opportunities to ram DoY and derail him from victory.

[Chaunk]

I'm gonna have to go to Liverpool Street for this nisbits. Putting Spiffor in knid is just an added bonus.

[Skanky Burns]

Then I shall respond with a move to Caledonian Road. As per the 1878 Fair Trade, this invokes a shunting down the line, hence Chaunk is now at Temple. Sorry, but alls fair in love and war.

[Chaunk]

Temple! Curses!

Well then I'm gonna fall back into the style of Mme. Sylviane Rouchanne (Winner, as I'm sure we all remember, of the 1853 final) and call an old favourate. The Mackerel less, St. John's Wood.