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Camquin
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Posted: 05 Mar 2022 at 20:08 |
Bishop's Stortford v Cinderford
Leeds Tykes v Caldy Plymouth Albion v Chinnor Rosslyn Park v Birmingham Moseley Sale FC v Darlington Mowden Park Taunton v Blackheath Tonbridge Juddians v Cambridge |
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kingsheathlad
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Bishop's Stortford 1 Cinderford 4.
Leeds Tykes 0 Caldy 5. Plymouth 4 Chinnor 1. Rosslyn Park 5 Birmingham Moseley 1. Sale FC 5 Darlington Mowden Park 1. Taunton 5 Blackheath 0. Tonbridge Juddians 0 Cambridge 5
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Bishop's Stortford 1-4 Cinderford Leeds 0-5 Caldy Plymouth 1-4 Chinnor Rosslyn Park 5-0 Birmingham Moseley Sale 5-0 DMP Taunton 5-1 Blackheath Tonbridge Juddians 0-5 Cambridge
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Bishop's Stortford 1 v 5 Cinderford Cinders to switch on the form
Leeds Tykes 4 v 0 Caldy I fear this is a banana skin for Caldy Plymouth Albion 5 v 0 Chinnor Albion get a kick up the backside Rosslyn Park 5 v 0 Birmingham Moseley RP to max out in this week's high scoring game Sale FC 1 v 4 Darlington Mowden Park Real dog fight DMP to pinch it in last5 mins Taunton 5 v 1 Blackheath club being dragged into the relegation battle Tonbridge Juddians 0 v 5 Cambridge A little too late for TJ unfortunately
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Bishop's Stortford 1 - 4 Cinderford Leeds 1 - 4 Caldy Plymouth 1 - 4 Chinnor Rosslyn Park 5 - 0 Birmingham Moseley Sale 1 - 4 DMP Taunton 1 - 4 Blackheath Tonbridge Juddians 4 - 1 Cambridge
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Clueless like most
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Bishop's Stortford 1-4 Cinderford Leeds 0-5 Caldy Plymouth 1-4 Chinnor Rosslyn Park 5-0 Birmingham Moseley Sale 5-0 DMP Taunton 5-1 Blackheath Tonbridge Juddians 0-5 Cambridge
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Bishop's Stortford 4 Cinderford 1.
Leeds Tykes 0 Caldy 5. Plymouth 4 Chinnor 1. Rosslyn Park 5 Birmingham Moseley 0. Sale FC 5 Darlington Mowden Park 1. Taunton 5 Blackheath 0. Tonbridge Juddians 0 Cambridge 5
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Bishop's Stortford 4-1 Cinderford Leeds 1-5 Caldy Plymouth 5-1 Chinnor Rosslyn Park 5-0 Birmingham Moseley Sale 1-4 DMP Taunton 4-1 Blackheath Tonbridge Juddians 0-5 Cambridge
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Bishop's Stortford 1 v 4 Cinderford Leeds 0 v 5 Caldy Plymouth 1 v 4 Chinnor Rosslyn Park 5 v 0 Birmingham Moseley Sale 5 v 1 DMP Taunton 5 v 1 Blackheath Tonbridge Juddians 0 v 5 Cambridge
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Bishop's Stortford 1 Cinderford 4
Leeds Tykes 0 Caldy 5 Plymouth 4 Chinnor 1 Rosslyn Park 5 Birmingham Moseley 0 Sale FC 5 Darlington Mowden Park 0 Taunton 5 Blackheath 1 Tonbridge Juddians 0 Cambridge 5
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Scrumtime
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Posting a day early this week as away for the weekend! So another week on and another step nearer to us finding out who is going up and who the lucky two are to go down. So what did we learn from last week’s games? Well Caldy look the real deal, Sale never say die for the 3rd week running pull it back past the 80 minute mark,City Slickers got themselves back in the race, with a late try. Cambridge are now hanging on the the coat tails awaiting a slip, but as I have said before, that error of judgement of not coming away from Caldy with a point, turning those kicks down at goal, looks to be very very important in the bigger picture and a massive error of judgement, we now have both Cindy and Rams who are really at last chance saloon this week. The draw of £500 win bonus per man has still not proved enough for a Club win, that's £20k they have saved the last 2 weeks, since that enticement was put on offer and made to the players! Leeds result was massive as was the point that Albi got at Caldy. Moseley came back in overtime to ease any issues and Chinnor as good as sent TJ’s to National 2 and secure their place next year, I would expect Cambridge to finish that job off this week, before TJ’s have a nice back to back road trip of DMP and Plymouth to enjoy. So what do I think? well Park v Caldy, Caldy v Sale look big big games to me. I still think that loss column of Caldy’s will be a telling factor. Even if they lose one of the above, that will only be 4 losses, that I’d say would be good enough to go up and you know what, fair play to them, along with Cindy they have the smallest budget in the league by far. At the bottom, well TJ’s have gone as for the other spot, well Blackheath are now good odds to fill it, let the games in hand by others around them play out and I think the league will paint them sitting second to bottom. They have played so many more games, they have in the last 3 weeks lost to every side around them, TJ’s, Leeds and Plymouth and losing is a habit. On the road to Taunton this week, then a run in that you would not want if you were at the top and they certainly are not! Bishop's Stortford v Cinderford 1-5 Stortford to battle but it is last chance saloon for Cindy. I see the Cindy pack rolling up their sleeves and taking control of this game, to say we are still in the fight. Stortford have Club and TJs to come, both at home 8 points from those games and they are playing Nat 1 next year, so a bonus point out of this game will be a bonus and not a game they have targeted I’d say. Leeds Tykes v Caldy 1-5 Leeds to battle, like Stortford in the game above but be outgunned. Their result last week was massive and now with games in hand can pull themselves away. But this Caldy side has the prize in sight and will know what they have to do to get over the line. I cannot speak highly enough of what this “little club” on the side of The Wirral can possible do, it has gained the respect of every person in this league, it shows money is not the be all and end all.
Plymouth Albion v Chinnor 4-1 Chinnor safe after lasts weeks result. Albi as we saw at Caldy will play, that point they gained will be important at the end of the season. Albi will want this more than Chinnor as the Chinnor season is done and over Rosslyn Park v Birmingham Moseley 1-4 Yes, I'm going for an upset. My reasons are. Moseley a different side with the go forward Nagel Taylor gives them from 8, just look at the last 3 results. If he is not back at Gloucs having done his month, I fancy them to roll the City slickers over. They are on a mini roll having won the last 3. City slickers at times just think turning up is enough on the plastic when they are at home and I think they will be looking down the road at Caldy and take their eyes off this. Sale FC v Darlington Mowden Park 5-1 DMP came close last week and had every chance to beat Cambridge, I came so close to getting that correct, but no cigar as they say. Sale play and play and play, but I think they get this over and done before the 81st minute, which they have required recently. Sale will still be in the race come 5.00 on Sat Taunton v Blackheath 5-0 Taunton score for fun. Look at the points they have racked up the last few games. I think at home against a side looking down and out, this could be a big score. I do not see Blackheath getting anything out of this, I could well be wrong, but they look like a side that has no interest, down and out and looking at relegation after the last 3 results against sides around them. Taunton have a much better attacking force than any of these with the greatest respect to TJ’s Plymouth and Leeds, so I think they will have much to much in the tank.
Tonbridge Juddians v Cambridge 0-5. This could be a big defeat. Cambridge know they need to score points and come away with all 5 if they are to hang around the top. TJ’s, (apart from Blackheath game) have averaged conceding 46.5 points per game for the last 6 games, oh to be the defence coach. Thats not a one off beating by somebody, thats nearly 50 points a game average, that stat does not lie. Yet they still kick the ball away from 10 for over 70% of the time they get it and wonder why they concede so much, when they are giving free ball away to any side they play, to just run it back. I see Cambridge running away with this and I think we could well be above that 46.5 point average if it stays dry! That just leaves Rams with a week off. They could well, come Sat night be out the race as they have been just too inconsistent this year, the gap at the top being just to wide to close as we are running out of games As always stay safe and these are my thoughts and PC police please chill. There is enough going on in the world at present without worrying about a bit of National 1 tongue in cheek predictions. Edited by Scrumtime - 10 Mar 2022 at 13:20 |
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Bishop's Stortford 4 v 1 Cinderford
Leeds Tykes 0 v 5 Caldy Plymouth Albion 1 v 4 Chinnor Rosslyn Park 4 v 1 Birmingham Moseley Sale FC 5 v 0 Darlington Mowden Park Taunton 5 v 0 Blackheath Tonbridge Juddians 0 v 5 Cambridge |
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Do you know - I really wouldn't be surprised. Moseley have had a nightmare season, looking directionless and rudderless from the back end of the autumn until Christmas. Why? Partly coaching maybe... and partly the usual Moseley story of assembling a high quality squad with very little depth.* The wheels came off as soon as we lost Ben Palmer to injury after about 4 matches, since when we've been chasing our tails looking for a specialist 10. Other injuries to key players have really taken their toll too. Hoping we've done enough to stay up now, otherwise a season to forget. *on paper, Mose's squad all through the season should have been a match for anyone - not to win the league, but certainly top 6. The fact that we've won 2 more matches than Chinnor and we're below them in the table (albeit they've got a game in hand on us) tells it's own story. Too much poor game management throwing away wins and LBP at the death match after match. Bonus points (lack of) have become a bit of a Mose signature. But... starting to fire on all cylinders again as long term injured are coming back and some astute signings. Onwards and (hopefully) upwards.
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Big Eddie
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Scrumtime you have enlivened my Thursday.
I am struggling with other predictions of a 0-5 to Caldy but will hope for a 1-5 as you have forecast Scrumtime. Last time at Paton Field it was a very close 31-28 scoreline with Tyke's full back Andrew Lawson ripping Caldy to shreds numerous times with his pace and broken field running. Lawson picked up a hat trick of tries and it probably should have been more. If Caldy kick ball to him like they did at Paton Field it could be a 5-0 to Tykes
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Bishop's Stortford 4-1 Cinderford Leeds 0-5 Caldy Plymouth 4-0 Chinnor Rosslyn Park 5-0 Birmingham Moseley Sale 5-0 DMP Taunton 4-1 Blackheath Tonbridge Juddians 0-5 Cambridge
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bishops stortford 1 5 cinderford
leeds 0 4 caldy plymouth 5 1 chinnor rosslyn p 5 0 birmingham m sale fc 5 0 dmp taunton 5 0 blackheath tonbridge j 0 5 cambridge
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Big Eddie
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Front5, your warning to Caldy has been picked up by their webmaster and has received some prominence. I have to say the extent of Leeds Tykes' recent form had passed me by. This doesn't look like a 1st v 14th type of contest. WOLWAOTB
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Victor
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Bishop's Stortford 1-4 Cinderford Leeds 0-5 Caldy Plymouth 4-1 Chinnor Rosslyn Park 5-0 Birmingham Moseley Sale 5-0 DMP Taunton 1-4 Blackheath Tonbridge Juddians 0-5 Cambridge
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Bishop's Stortford 1 Cinderford 4
Leeds Tykes 0 Caldy 5 Plymouth 4 Chinnor 1 Rosslyn Park 5 Birmingham Moseley 0 Sale 5 Darlington Mowden Park 0 Taunton 5 Blackheath 0 Tonbridge Juddians 0 Cambridge 5
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Big Eddie
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A trip to the supermarket to ensure that there are sufficient refreshments for tomorrow's coach journey to Leeds and I bump into one of Caldy's former players - Loa Tupou.
Now living in Western Australia the giant Tongan was a versatile player...comfortable at No 8, 12 or 13 he was probably most devastating playing at 11 or 14 where his 6ft 5 inch 18 stone+ frame was difficult for even the best players to deal with and must have been absolutely terrifying for most opponents at level 5 & 6. As we chatted and laughed about previous good times and great players, including his friend 'Smoking Joe', Loa's clear joy reminiscing about his time at Caldy was evident, infectious and uplifting. The Friday Feeling bubbled up. As a good friend of mine often reminds me 'it is only Saturday once a week' WOLWAOTB |
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