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Thatbloke
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Not sure how you get a 3 - 2???? Twitchy fingers maybe
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Kimbo
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A four try, to fewer than four try, draw.
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Geoff DC
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Beds 28, 4 converted = 28 Caldy, 28 2 Tries Con = 14 1 T 5 = 19 3 Pens 9 =28 2 points each for Draw + BP for Beds =3-2 ??
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Brizzer
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If that is how the game finishes then this could be evidence in the match fixing court case |
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Tackle Low!!!!!
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Thatbloke
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Blimey you're all right of course - must have happened previously but not sure I can recall when and certainly not 3 times in a 6 match week!
Edited by Thatbloke - 29 Sep 2022 at 22:17 |
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corporalcarrot
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3-2 results are very rare birds as indeed is 4-2 in which the losing side scores 4 tries and is beaten by a side which kicks it's points. The best thing about Championship rugby in my book is that well matched sides have great contests and 4-1 either way is the norm. Jersey v Pirates matches over the years have been brilliant contests often settled by a single point or two either way. It looks like a wet and windy night for rugby at St Peter but I hope we see a close match between two good teams rather than a cricket score either way.
Edited by corporalcarrot - 30 Sep 2022 at 07:51 |
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Dont kick it. Pick it up and GO FORWARD.
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Kimbo
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Pretty much what I said... without the extras.
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corporalcarrot
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Dont kick it. Pick it up and GO FORWARD.
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Cov kid 42
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Cov without 4 injured senior players, al in the pack, Harry Seward, Jordon Poole, Josh Bainbridge & Adam Peters. Awesome task for the young squad
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Runitback
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well my hunch worked out for Notts last night, Dean Hammond a top coach with much stronger resources this year . . . I dont see any other upsets today!!!! But hope I am wrong.
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Run with it
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OldNick
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Here is the Coventry squad list. Worth noting that the 4 injured players mentioned above by CK42 include the team captain, and his Hurst choice replacement as Captain. Toby Trinder, standing in for them did a fine job last week. One thing we can say though. with the exception of two Bath Academy loanees, brought in as injury cover, this is a Coventry squad, of contracted players, rather than a collection of loan and DR players from the Premiership. 1.Toby Trinder (c) 2.Suva Ma’asi 3.Jake Bridges 4.James Tyas 5.George Smith 6.Fred Betteridge 7.Tom Ball 8.Senitiki Nayalo 9.Fin Ogden 10.Evan Mitchell 11.Louis James 12.Ollie Betteridge 13.Will Rigg 14.Will Talbot-Davies 15.Louis Brown 16.Will Biggs 17.Ollie Andrews 18.Archie Maggs 19.Frankie Read 20.James Martin 21.Will Lane 22.Pat Pellegrini 23.Lucas Titherington Edited by OldNick - 01 Oct 2022 at 10:40 |
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Ealing Trailfinders have an extensive list of injuries to key players ,mostly wingers !. Alan Walker is a key player and Pat Howard , hooker and centre. The list is endless but there have been some good young players to step up.
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Ambition should be made of sterner stuff.
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Member728
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Ampthill v London Scottish 5-0 Bedford v Caldy - 5-1 Coventry v Ealing - 0-5 Richmond v Hartpury 4-1
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Bluesman11
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Every club has injuries. Bedford had their top 4 2nd rows injured last week (so had to draft someone in from Nat 1), as well as our starting 3, 13 and 15. Of those, one 2nd row is back on the bench this week. The number 8 was making his first appearance of the season. Every club has injuries and it would be very rare/lucky to have your strongest team available all at the same time. Coventry fans seem to have a bit of a chip on their shoulder about this, I don’t think missing 4 players is particularly noteworthy.
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Kimbo
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TBF, Cov are missing quite q few more than the four quoted. They're noteworthy due to the fact that they are most of the more experienced core. Were it not for Tiki Nayalo, the the average player in the squad would still be in sucking on rusks age territory
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