ENGLAND VET COWLEY
Bailiffs |
| Mark Cowley and Pete Daines make an early morning call on a debtor who owes thousands of pounds in parking fines. Bailiff Jamie Walker discovers what it's like to seize the wrong car. |
Ex-Radlett team, England and Middlesex Vets representative Mark Cowley is to play before
the biggest audience of his life on Thursday (May 1). He is to star in a
BBC 1 documentary at 8pm called The Bailiffs.
Cowley, notorious for using his impounding, clamping, seizing and
arresting skills on unsuspecting opponents on court, is to make an early
morning call on a debtor who owes thousands of pounds in parking fines.
These skills will be on view on Thursday.
“Any aspiring player would be well advised to watch this programme to
see a masterful and refined use of skills that many players only use
incidentally or emotionally. Mark is a true professional and has
maximised these skills and integrated them into a highly successful
game. It is a fine study,” said a keen observer and Grapevine
correspondent from the North-West London suburbs.
Cowley is also renowned for having the knack of getting the best of the
refereeing decisions. Many opponents believe that the threat that
referees may leave the building to find their cars clamped is
instrumental in giving him this edge.
Cowley was part of the winning Middlesex Over-45 team at the Inter
County finals in March.
Programme:
Thursday 1 May, BBC 1 - The Bailiffs
Cowley impounds the
National O45 Inter County trophy.
Article from: The SQUASH Player 1st May 2003