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    Posted: 05 May 2022 at 12:59
Originally posted by corporalcarrot corporalcarrot wrote:

Jersey Reds Championship Cup Quarter Final 1st leg tries v Hartpury - YouTube

No mauled tries!

The No 8 was involved in all three , nothing spectacular but each time got Jersey on the front foot and created fast ball. 

Three top tries.
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Edited by corporalcarrot - 02 May 2022 at 16:31
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Originally posted by islander islander wrote:

The QF ties are nicely-poised for the most part; big challenge for Ampthill to overcome a 10-pt handicap at Vallis Way, & Donny will have to raise their game away from home to extend their season, but neither of those causes is forlorn, and the other 2 games are on a knife-edge...

Cant see Donny turning around the 13 point deficit, they were surprisingly woeful yesterday. I guess the only thing is they surely cant be that bad again.  Can they?
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The QF ties are nicely-poised for the most part; big challenge for Ampthill to overcome a 10-pt handicap at Vallis Way, & Donny will have to raise their game away from home to extend their season, but neither of those causes is forlorn, and the other 2 games are on a knife-edge...

Crowds (according to TRP): Ampthill 550, Donny 610, Pirates 655, Hartpury 758. The lowest of those figures was exceeded by several Nat Lg sides, including Fylde (biggest of day outside Prem at 1,106), Sedgeley Pk, Cinderford, Bishops St, DMP, Rams & Taunton...


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Originally posted by OldNick OldNick wrote:

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Thanks for the gracious comments regarding Coventry. I had to miss this match (and the return fixture next week) due to non-rugby commitments, but the last few matches, with a number of long-term injury-affected players returning are, I think, showing how Coventry could have played this season had luck been on their side

Hoping it's as good a game next week for the return fixture.

Yes I must say I thought Coventry would be a handful this season but they did seem to have one injury after another and they couldn’t get a settled team on the pitch - is it a coincidence that when they’ve got a more consistent squad each week they’ve started hitting their straps?. I think not. I know we won at Pirates in the last round but I’d be surprised if we overturned a 13 point deficit given what I saw today. 



It's a funny old competition. Pirates won at Donny but were well beaten at The Mennaye (previously unbeaten at home all season). There are a lot of changes in personnel but Donny were really good at The Mennaye and I was surprised they came unstuck at home yesterday. 
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Originally posted by OldNick OldNick wrote:

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Thanks for the gracious comments regarding Coventry. I had to miss this match (and the return fixture next week) due to non-rugby commitments, but the last few matches, with a number of long-term injury-affected players returning are, I think, showing how Coventry could have played this season had luck been on their side

Hoping it's as good a game next week for the return fixture.

Yes I must say I thought Coventry would be a handful this season but they did seem to have one injury after another and they couldn’t get a settled team on the pitch - is it a coincidence that when they’ve got a more consistent squad each week they’ve started hitting their straps?. I think not. I know we won at Pirates in the last round but I’d be surprised if we overturned a 13 point deficit given what I saw today. 
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Thanks for the gracious comments regarding Coventry. I had to miss this match (and the return fixture next week) due to non-rugby commitments, but the last few matches, with a number of long-term injury-affected players returning are, I think, showing how Coventry could have played this season had luck been on their side

Hoping it's as good a game next week for the return fixture.
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Originally posted by Isithalftimeyet Isithalftimeyet wrote:

Whilst the crowd numbers show what most people think, the competitiveness of the matches is top notch.  Each game is finely balanced and you can imagine the second legs are going to be immense.  Clearly each club is targeting a big end to the season and won't be holding back.  Some fantastic rugby to come next weekend.  The teams deserve the support and hopefully more will get out there. Looking forward to some real close games and one or two surprises.
Well, with Bedford and Cov at home it surely won't be worse.
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Ampthill 21 - Ealing 31 FT

Very sad to say that it looks like Adam Korzyk has a fairly serious leg injury 15 minutes into his comeback game after a year off. Feel terrible for him.
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Whilst the crowd numbers show what most people think, the competitiveness of the matches is top notch.  Each game is finely balanced and you can imagine the second legs are going to be immense.  Clearly each club is targeting a big end to the season and won't be holding back.  Some fantastic rugby to come next weekend.  The teams deserve the support and hopefully more will get out there. Looking forward to some real close games and one or two surprises.
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Pirates 38 Bedford 37
A last minute converted try gives the pirates a one point advantage to take into next weeks 2nd leg.
Although there is a lot going on in Cornwall this weekend with the annual gig rowing championships on the Isles of Scilly and Cornwall were playing a Crawshays Welsh XV in Camborne this afternoon it was a very disappointing crowd and I can't remember the last time the pirates played before a crowd that was less than a thousand.
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Went to the game at Castle Park today and Coventry were excellent for the vast majority of the match. Donny were comprehensively outplayed in the first half - we did better in the second half but on the whole Coventry’s defence was excellent and didn’t give us many chances. I think a 13 point margin is about right. On a bright and sunny day only 610 people turned up which probably tells you all you need to know about the cup. 14 team league next season please…. 

P.S. Well done to Coventry fans, there was a very good and vocal away following today, particularly as it was a cup match. 
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or stick with 12 competitive teams PLUS a proper cup competition involving the better Scots, Irish, Welsh & if possible French D2 Clubs.
Dont kick it. Pick it up and GO FORWARD.
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And yes. Fourteen minimum. Sixteen ideal.
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I hope the RFU see the attendances and realise how shocking this cup is.

14 teams next year in the league might be the best solution…or better 16 like Pro2 in France.
Wow. And to think I was mildly miffed at last week's BPA turnout.
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I hope the RFU see the attendances and realise how shocking this cup is.

14 teams next year in the league might be the best solution…or better 16 like Pro2 in France.
The older I get, the more the RFU leave me confused.
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HT Ampthill 7 (1T) - Ealing 19 (3T)
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