Beechwood WAGs
Trinny and Susannah "I'm not stopping here in this dump of a hotel"
(otherwise known as Lyn and Tina)
 
Who better to start with than the true Beechwood “nans” of first aid. These two ladies are brilliant at taking the players money (purely for raffles of course), drinking Pimms and “giving lip” – they are also known for putting up with a lot! Susannah especially enjoyed having a lie down next to Tony in a race that shall remain nameless (just look at the photos)!
Lulu
(otherwise known as Mandy)
 
Known by the Beechwood kids as “the curly one”. Owns and has lots of shares in a huge amount of designer trainers! Bonny of the banking world who is a very good laugh and is good at taking the p*** (especially out of Carole).
Mary Berry
(Otherwise known as Karen)
 
Cake-maker extraordinare Extremely good at taking photos of the Beechwood clan in potential blackmailing positions – so no messing with Mrs K.
Baby Spice or Jade (the other names weren't repeatable)
(otherwise known as Carole)
 
“This has been my most embarrassing year”. Happiest when doing an impression of a drowned rat (Austria and Tenterden spring to mind) and also trying to use a fan as a hairdryer – Tony has a lot to answer for! Likes a laugh, a good drink and this year has been awarded mother of the year by the Limpsfield’s society (ie some old Irish man - you had to be there) Also famous for having to explain her knee injury (3 legged race) to a dishy doc in A&E who couldn’t keep a straight face
Mary Poppins
(otherwise known as Julie)
 
Long suffering wife of Mr Bradley (can't you keep those kids quiet, Victorian dad?).
Has been in attendance of watching the cricket (along with Mrs Boss) for the last 12 long long years ………. and loves every minute of all the banter.
Geena Davies
(otherwise known as Andrea)
 
Welcome to Baby Hannah. If you ever need your eyes tested then this is the woman to ask!
Charlize Theron
(otherwise known as Teresa)
 
Teresa is, without doubt, the most intelligent WAG as she almost always finds something better to do on a Sunday than turn up to watch the dismal displays of 'cricket' that the rest of us suffer. Since the arrival of Baby Lewis in August, Teresa now spends her time being a full-time mum and ensuring any little 'Herd-isms' are ironed out before they have time to flourish. Is she fighting a losing battle?
Other WAGs will be added some time in the not too distant future – any contributions gratefully received. |