Week 19

Kimbo wrote: HT Doncaster 10-24 Cov 1t-3t Long way to go yet, but it just shows the difference getting a few forwards back can make.

Elijah Cadman wrote: Sounds like a fun day out in the sun Eddie!  Although Im surprised you got a word in with the vicar spouting for the merits of crumble vs sticky toffee pudding, but as we both know he always enjoyed him pre match warm up! :)

Ealing  29 (BP) - Chinnor 5 (1T) - 60' - Willis scored on a, no exaggeration, 5 on 1 break.

LS 60 Cambridge 33 ft

FT Ampthill 33-36 Blues

castleparknight wrote: After an error strewn first half by the knights, quite a bit forced by a strong Coventry pack, the Head Coach kicked the hairdryer at HT and a different team ran out in the 2nd half to score 28 unanswered points to leave the home support ecstatic and the Cov supporters dumbfounded. Pleased to come away with 5 points and deny Coventry any points 👏

Camquin wrote: If Cambridge has thrown fewer passes that could be obviously intercepted, it might have been closer. But, we did, and it wasn't.

A great result for Donny today in a game of two halves. First half Coventry edged the breakdown and their defence managed to suffocate the Knights, they were also very clinical when they took their chances. Second half Donny came out with a lot more intensity and started to get the upper hand physically which created gaps. Some of the tries we scored today were excellent - we had a much better balance to our game in the second 40 minutes. Such a shame there isn’t play-offs in this league anymore because it would be a spectacular way to end the season with the top 4/5 teams being so evenly matched - however that’s a discussion for another day. 

fatbear wrote: gerg_861 wrote: Ealing  41 (BP) - Chinnor 5 (1T) FT - Ealing much more clinical in the second half. Several young players given a chance to put their hand up for more time, but most did not impress. Referee was horrible, probably cost Chinnor 14 points. Missed a blatant offsides on an intercept by Craig Hampson. Thanks gerg_861. Also, and not giving a clear knock-on in the build up Ealing's second try.......and with a penalty advantage to Chinnor, Ealing are given a penalty as Chinnor attempt to cross the line. With the benefit of watching the replay, the decision against Chinnor for crossing when they tried to run the ball near the end was also baffling.