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Topic: Catch up fixtures Midlands Premier
Posted By: Friendly prop
Subject: Catch up fixtures Midlands Premier
Date Posted: 08 Mar 2020 at 11:43
This weeks fixtures hopefully are. 

Bridgnorth v Newport (Salop) The Shropshire grudge game, no doubt 'North will be looking to get this fixture out of the way even if their pitch at Edgar Davies isn't playable I'm sure there'll be an AGP available to play on somewhere not far away, Stourbridge and Stafford looks to be free. Otherwise it'll be Easter Saturday or even 25th April.
Doncaster Phoenix v Broadstreet
Sheffield v Nuneaton
A nearly Super Saturday but without the England fixture and a trip to Rome gone west Angry


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Posted By: Welshwonder
Date Posted: 08 Mar 2020 at 21:07
Newport AW

Doncaster Phoenix HW

Sheffield  HW


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Posted By: Richmids
Date Posted: 09 Mar 2020 at 06:34
Bridgnorth v Newport AW
Doncaster v Broadstreet HW
Sheffield v Nuneaton HW


Posted By: One For The Ditch
Date Posted: 09 Mar 2020 at 08:50
Bridgnorth v Newport = AW Not convinced that this game will be played......FP Bridgnorth will not want to go to a neutral ground and lose their "We only have one pitch side changing room" advantage.
Doncaster v Broadstreet HW
Sheffield v Nuneaton HW


Posted By: Friendly prop
Date Posted: 09 Mar 2020 at 12:58
Originally posted by One For The Ditch One For The Ditch wrote:

Bridgnorth v Newport = AW Not convinced that this game will be played......FP Bridgnorth will not want to go to a neutral ground and lose their "We only have one pitch side changing room" advantage.
Doncaster v Broadstreet HW
Sheffield v Nuneaton HW

There is a team at Level 9 near us who were ordered to find somewhere to play or risk having a points deduction we allowed them to play at our training facility. Surely after this many cancellations it should be incumbent on 'North to do the same. Wink


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Posted By: Thatbloke
Date Posted: 09 Mar 2020 at 13:40
My understanding of the MLOC rules is that if a pitch is deemed unplayable (and the EDG has been under water for almost 3 weeks now) the home team are obliged to seek out an alternative venue. A quick look at the fixture lists show Stourbridge to be playing away and their amateur arm Stourbridge Lions having no match. Bridgnorth would appear to have a good working relationship with Stour, training up there occasionally and playing them in a pre-season friendly for the last few seasons so it would appear eminently 'do-able'. If you are prepared to dig a little deeper you will see quite clearly why they are reluctant to comply with the above rule
My forecasts
Bridgnorth v Newport AWAY
Doncaster Phoenix v Broadstreet HOME
Sheffield v Nuneaton HOME


Posted By: Bin Licker
Date Posted: 09 Mar 2020 at 14:51
Hope Saturdays game is on at North I always enjoy the trip over and their hospitality.
Not sure of local politics but this cajoling/insistence game is played seems a little OTT and not really in spirit of rugby. Many clubs have been hit hard by portponements and water damage. Surely the RFU will show a modicum of common sense in allowing clubs to play games at home to re coup some of their losses where possible.


Posted By: Thatbloke
Date Posted: 09 Mar 2020 at 16:14
Many, many congratulations to Bournville whose big win at Paviors on Saturday wrapped up the league title with 3 games still remaining - very much deserved! Tough challenges ahead (30 games and 20 man match day squads) and history is not on their side but with a muted move to 3 Leagues of 14 at this level it may be a good time to go up with relegations unlikely from Level 4 at the end of 20/21


Posted By: Rala10
Date Posted: 09 Mar 2020 at 16:16
Bridgnorth v Newport HW
Doncaster v Broadstreet AW
Sheffield v Nuneaton HW


Posted By: Fudgepacker
Date Posted: 09 Mar 2020 at 17:01
Originally posted by Thatbloke Thatbloke wrote:

Many, many congratulations to Bournville whose big win at Paviors on Saturday wrapped up the league title with 3 games still remaining - very much deserved! Tough challenges ahead (30 games and 20 man match day squads) and history is not on their side but with a muted move to 3 Leagues of 14 at this level it may be a good time to go up with relegations unlikely from Level 4 at the end of 20/21

Thatbloke, thank you very much for the good wishes. Whatever the future holds, we are all very much looking forward to the experience of playing at level 4 for the first time in the club's 111 year history.


Posted By: Friendly prop
Date Posted: 09 Mar 2020 at 17:20
Originally posted by Fudgepacker Fudgepacker wrote:

Originally posted by Thatbloke Thatbloke wrote:

Many, many congratulations to Bournville whose big win at Paviors on Saturday wrapped up the league title with 3 games still remaining - very much deserved! Tough challenges ahead (30 games and 20 man match day squads) and history is not on their side but with a muted move to 3 Leagues of 14 at this level it may be a good time to go up with relegations unlikely from Level 4 at the end of 20/21

Thatbloke, thank you very much for the good wishes. Whatever the future holds, we are all very much looking forward to the experience of playing at level 4 for the first time in the club's 111 year history.

Well done Fudgepacker to all at Bournville, a well deserved promotion we will miss you next season. Hope you've got deep pockets and lots of players you'll need it. Good luck at Level 4.
From myself & all at Sunny Scunny


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Posted By: Thatbloke
Date Posted: 09 Mar 2020 at 19:46
Fudgepacker - just make sure you beat Sheffield on 4/4 before you dream and party too much!! 


Posted By: Fudgepacker
Date Posted: 09 Mar 2020 at 20:54
Originally posted by Thatbloke Thatbloke wrote:

Fudgepacker - just make sure you beat Sheffield on 4/4 before you dream and party too much!! 

Thumbs Up


Posted By: Bottomofthehill
Date Posted: 10 Mar 2020 at 09:47
Bridgnorth v Newport AW
Doncaster v Broadstreet HW
Sheffield v Nuneaton HW

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Posted By: Stinger
Date Posted: 10 Mar 2020 at 16:30
Bridgnorth vs Newport AW (if its played)
Doncaster vs Broadstreet HW
Sheffield vs Nuneaton HW


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Posted By: Thatbloke
Date Posted: 13 Mar 2020 at 08:20
Bridgnorth v Newport OFF
Bridgnorth arranged for fixture to be played at Stourbridge and then appealed against their own arrangements - bizarre!!
Appeal upheld after 2hr+ video link hearing with Ian Unsworth QC
(Big legal wig at the RFU - Google him - hope Bridgnorth are paying!!)
Now Easter Saturday - viruses permitting??? 


Posted By: One For The Ditch
Date Posted: 13 Mar 2020 at 08:47
Originally posted by Thatbloke Thatbloke wrote:

Bridgnorth v Newport OFF
Bridgnorth arranged for fixture to be played at Stourbridge and then appealed against their own arrangements - bizarre!!
Appeal upheld after 2hr+ video link hearing with Ian Unsworth QC
(Big legal wig at the RFU - Google him - hope Bridgnorth are paying!!)
Now Easter Saturday - viruses permitting??? 


"Bridgnorth arranged for fixture to be played at Stourbridge and then appealed against their own arrangements - bizarre!!"

= Very odd, left hand right hand??


Posted By: Bin Licker
Date Posted: 13 Mar 2020 at 15:18
[QUOTE=Bin Licker] Hope Saturdays game is on at North I always enjoy the trip over and their hospitality.
Not sure of local politics but this cajoling/insistence game is played seems a little OTT and not really in spirit of rugby. Many clubs have been hit hard by portponements and water damage. Surely the RFU will show a modicum of common sense in allowing clubs to play games at home to re coup some of their losses where possible.
 
As per my earlier post pleased to see common sense prevail. I was surprised to see Newport switch their top of table game to Bville a few weeks ago. I can only assume their coffers are fairly full. Why if indeed Bnorth did offer Sbridge as a venue would seem strange as Port clearly like a fast track 4G surface as at BV.
Whenever it is played I hope there is a big attendance, good atmosphere and plenty of banter which is what local derbies are about. Over in East Mids I know clubs have been hard hit by postponments with club houses shut for several weeks so I am sure North need any revenue they can from this and other games. Well done RFU but not sure a QC is necessary. 


Posted By: Friendly prop
Date Posted: 13 Mar 2020 at 20:00
My guesses this week 

Bridgnorth vs Newport  Only one winner RFU LOL

Doncaster Phoenix vs Broadstreet HW Difficult this neither team playing very well and Phoenix home form not good either. but home advantage to win through
Sheffield vs Nuneaton HW Only one winner if Sheffield do want to have a chance of a play-off place


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Posted By: Friendly prop
Date Posted: 15 Mar 2020 at 13:56
Good afternoon campers, Looking at the fixture list it now looks as though all the results are in for the fixtures Week 20. Which were :-

Burton v Bromsgrove 
Doncaster Phoenix v Broadstreet
Kettering v Bridgnorth
Newport (Salop) v Bournville
Paviors v Sandbach
Sheffield v Nuneaton

Results as I have them are 
Burton 19 Bromsgrove 15 Played 22/2
Doncaster Phoenix 52 v Broadstreet 14 Played yesterday
Kettering 3 v Bridgnorth 17 Played 22/2
Newport (Salop) 30 v Bournville 25 Played 20/2
Paviors 17 v Sandbach 33 played 22/2
Sheffield 28 v Nuneaton 21 played yesterday

So with my calculations going back to week 20 including any revised predictions from other weeks my scores are in bold are week 20 scores. The biggest decider was that only 2 got the Burton result the remainder for the non full houses was the game Bournville v Newport.
Star predictors for the with 5 out if 6 were Thatbloke, OFTD, and myself Clap Clap Clap
Should the leagues not be fulfilled we will have to do as the FFR and call the season completed with no winner of the league. Wink
As sole arbiter of the league then my word is final LOL

Thatbloke.             127

One for the ditch.  122

Bin Licker.            114

Rala 10.                 113

Stinger     5               112

Friendly prop.  6      111

Welsh wonder.       109

Club 1870   6           107

Bottom OTH.        106

Richmids.    5           104

Patch                     103

Stallion    5                95







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Posted By: Thatbloke
Date Posted: 16 Mar 2020 at 22:25
FP - You have posted on many occasions that I have an "Unassailable lead" so I will be distraught if I am not to be crowned Midlands Prem Prediction Winner 2019/2020 if as it appears no further games will be played. If you are determined to stand by your decision I will be lodging an appeal - the RFU's top legal bod Ian Unsworth QC would be my favoured person to hear my appeal (for obvious reasons - please see The Crown and Bridgnorth RFC versus Newport(Salop) RUFC) 😂😂😂



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