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corporalcarrot
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Jersey v Hartpury Highlights
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Dont kick it. Pick it up and GO FORWARD.
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castleparknight
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From a Falcons perspective - very nice pitch....
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Onward and Upwards C'mon Donny!
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Mark Smith
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The best bits from Saturday's 43-14 Championship Cup victory at Doncaster Knights https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbSrYbDk9Ds
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Brizzer
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I agree with all that was said about the game in Jersey on Saturday. Hartpury played their part in an entertaining game. Jersey will need to play better if they want to get anything out of the game in Newcastle this weekend.
One point though, the Hartpury No. 8 is a star in the making BTW. I don’t see him at 8, but he has pace to burn and has some bulk about him. He covered at wing and looked really dangerous. Personally, I think that he needs to be in the game so I would play him at 12 or if he can catch, at Full Back. Some future though. |
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Eight Pirates tries, 5 in the second half. Carnegie’s attacking threat personified by a period of possession in the second half where they lost 30 yards over ten phases. Some nice Pirates tries but in truth we should have had more with a little more precision.
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Hoffee
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Since no-one else has posted it Pirates v Yorkshire ended 54-5.
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maire23
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Final score Nottingham 41 London Scottish 5
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Mark Smith
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Deano agrees with you https://www.newcastlefalcons.co.uk/news/story/richards-we-can-still-do-better
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maire23
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As a neutral watching the Falcons match today, I have to say Donny put up one heck of a fight. Agree with KnightsBoy that the score line was flattering to Falcons.
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Kimbo
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Oh, I've certainly been around the block more than enough times, but I did say I didn't trust the bu99ers ;) |
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KnightsBoy
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I would have to agree with you there Donnyfan. |
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Donnyfan
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agree with that. I thought that was one of Donny's best performances of the season. we gave Falcons a couple of soft scores in the 2nd half but I thought Donny played pretty well overall.
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KnightsBoy
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After watching Newcastle today against Donny, Jersey have a chance,, scoreline flattered Newcastle. Don't get me wrong they deserved to win, but not by that.
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islander
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Kimbo - I thought you'd completed enough laps of the block to have realised that the BBC results/tables at our level are not to be relied on [smiley face emoji] - I think you'd have to say the odds for a home QF were more than 'slightly favouring' Cov when you have a 3-pt lead (20-17) in the rankings and both sides have tough away games. Entertaining game at our place I thought. Took a while to put Hartpury away, partly down to Reds' inaccuracy, but also Hartpury's tenacity. I too hope that we can give it a good crack at KP next weekend - nothing to lose.
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Kimbo
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And... the Beeb have corrected it to 17 now. |
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corporalcarrot
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Edited by corporalcarrot - 07 Dec 2019 at 19:32 |
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Dont kick it. Pick it up and GO FORWARD.
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Fat Albert
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Ampthill 22 Ealing 24, match report can be found here
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a Freudian slip is when you say one thing but mean your mother
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gerg_861
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Just got back from the away trip. Ampthill played very well. They took all of their chances, were extremely disciplined, but showed great aggression at the breakdown to force a number of turnovers. The lineout was, however, a major weakness for Ampthill and kept Ealing in the game. Ealing played a decent game as well, but suffered from a number of mental errors, especially with silly knock ons, including one past the try line by Craig Willis that set up an Ampthill try. Ealing were massively saved by Jordan Burns coming on around 65 minutes - he injected a startling level of pace to the game and made an immense individual break to score Ealing's 3rd try. The bonus point was within Ealing's grasp in the last five minutes, but Matt Cornish went for one pass too many when he might have been better served by putting his head down (also created by a Burns break). Still, the phase of play led to an Ealing penalty kick for the win. Ampthill look every bit a Championship calibre club to me. Also, I'd keep an eye out for them in an upcoming issue of Rugby World Magazine based on the photographer that was there. No issue with the official this week ;)
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Kimbo
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Is that right? The Beeb have you down as having 16 points (not that I'd trust that particular corporation as far as I could throw it!). We both have very tough away fixtures next week, so could be interesting. Odds slightly favouring Cov for the home QF at the mo though, I think.
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oneagainstthehead
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Very good from Ampthill who capitalised on lashings of west London generosity. If the Ampthill lineout had been anything like functioning they would have won. As it was, Ealing scored 10 points in the last 8 minutes whilst down to 14 players to scrape an ill-deserved victory. |
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