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gerg_861 
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Joined: 11 Jun 2017 Location: Ealing Status: Offline Points: 2942 |
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Ealing 17 (3T) - Chinnor 5 (1T) - HT Chinnor robbed by some very poor calls from sir. Ealing missing out on points due to sloppy play. All in all, not a great advertisement for rugby on a glorious Saturday afternoon.
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Kimbo
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Posted: 25 minutes ago at 15:46 |
And then Cov almost immediately lose a forward to the bin! 17-24 (Penalty try) 2t-3t
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HT Ampthill (1 try) 7-29 Blues (5 tries)
Pretty much one way, Blues being dominant and have the edge in the scrum, maul and open play. Ampthill’s try came from a dropped Blues attack.
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Big Eddie
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The Vicar is a larger than life personality that added to the game rather than getting in the way of attractive rugby. The game needs brave and characterful officials that augment the on field entertainment. His young charges like Andy Wigley are lucky to have the Vicar as a mentor. God bless the Salvation Army
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