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Topic: Round 6 Officials, Team News, Scores Posted: 27 Nov 2019 at 23:58 |
Even Roth are losing contact - 11 points away from safety,though yet to play Canterbury. There are only 15 points between 13th and top.
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Posted: 27 Nov 2019 at 22:56 |
Possibly true up to a point, but you can't really say Canterbury are pulling up any trees.
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Posted: 27 Nov 2019 at 14:01 |
Yes a very exciting league, on paper you would have to say that Park have all the proven quality in their squad, they have recruited well and are paying well. But there will be upsets along the way.
Unlike the Championship this year, with a very very weak Leeds teams a lot of games will be rendered irrelevant . . effectively dead rubbers.
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Posted: 25 Nov 2019 at 18:47 |
Brizzer wrote:
On a slightly different note, I know that they are only 12 games in out of 30, but Nat 1 is starting to look a bit spicy with Park & Mond topping the table on 44 points, but Rams and Club are only a win behind on39 and Cinderford are lurking on 36 points, but with a game in hand which looks as though it is against Hull Ionians who are 2nd from bottom. If it carries on like this there could be a storming finish to the season in store. |
True Brizz, and Chinnor, OEs and DMP within sniffing distance as well - in fact entire top half of table within 9 pts of the leaders. Certainly one to watch...
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Posted: 25 Nov 2019 at 16:51 |
On a slightly different note, I know that they are only 12 games in out of 30, but Nat 1 is starting to look a bit spicy with Park & Mond topping the table on 44 points, but Rams and Club are only a win behind on39 and Cinderford are lurking on 36 points, but with a game in hand which looks as though it is against Hull Ionians who are 2nd from bottom. If it carries on like this there could be a storming finish to the season in store.
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Posted: 20 Nov 2019 at 23:55 |
Blues fan wrote:
Cricks at 2 wrote:
JonDee wrote:
Cricks at 2 wrote:
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islander wrote:
As Kimbo alluded to, a heavy defeat for Cov at KP today, Newcastle winning 46-7...
Notts just scored BP try at the death & lead Bedford 29-14 [update = that's FT]
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like Doncaster, Bedford seem in a real rut at the moment. don't know what the problem is but I've been surprised at how poor Bedford's attack appears to have been. even when Bedford have been through poor periods previously they've always scored loads of points. 6 games in and Bedford, Donny and Leeds are the bottom 3. probably wouldn't have thought that before the season started. I know that Donny's next game is at Headingley. that is a huge match. | The major issue DKF is much the same as with Donny, i.e. injuries. With a small squad, losing both fly halves is pretty devastating. We have players to step in of course, but not as naturals to the position. Will Hooley is back now but he was taken off injured yesterday after 20 mins, so another readjustment Another main reason is the number of key players leaving last season. Lee Dickson, Jared Williams, Mark Flanagan, all influential in their particular position. Plus our leading try scorer Dean Adamson is only just returning after some major surgery. I can’t see us getting back into form until mid to late Jan to be honest. Although our set pieces were pretty good yesterday , so some encouragement. |
Cricks what was the game like could not get down and since the fans forum closed we don't get a full match report | Well John, it was a typical Blues start, gifting a try from the off, by failure to secure a loose ball, which Nottingham moved wide rapidly against a stretched defence. Still not fully awake Blues let another couple in, but then started to come back. Unfortunately we lost Hooley and had to move Lewis Robling to FH. From then on we were struggling to overcome a well organised Nottingham defence. Our handling in the loose was poor, although set pieces were good, with Will Carrick Smith playing well, only to be replaced! Credit to Nottingham, they moved the ball well, where we struggled to make breaks. Ali Crossdale also had to go off replaced by jiffy Lennon at full back. Not a great match to watch and that icy blast off the Trent really put a tin hat on the day. Good roast at the Lady Bay though. |
https://vimeo.com/374371452 Scores from Sunday. |
Thanks Blues Fan was it Will Hooley who suffered concussion at The Bay last year and unfortunately was out for a while
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Posted: 20 Nov 2019 at 20:23 |
Cricks at 2 wrote:
JonDee wrote:
Cricks at 2 wrote:
Donnyknightsfan wrote:
islander wrote:
As Kimbo alluded to, a heavy defeat for Cov at KP today, Newcastle winning 46-7...
Notts just scored BP try at the death & lead Bedford 29-14 [update = that's FT]
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like Doncaster, Bedford seem in a real rut at the moment. don't know what the problem is but I've been surprised at how poor Bedford's attack appears to have been. even when Bedford have been through poor periods previously they've always scored loads of points. 6 games in and Bedford, Donny and Leeds are the bottom 3. probably wouldn't have thought that before the season started. I know that Donny's next game is at Headingley. that is a huge match. | The major issue DKF is much the same as with Donny, i.e. injuries. With a small squad, losing both fly halves is pretty devastating. We have players to step in of course, but not as naturals to the position. Will Hooley is back now but he was taken off injured yesterday after 20 mins, so another readjustment Another main reason is the number of key players leaving last season. Lee Dickson, Jared Williams, Mark Flanagan, all influential in their particular position. Plus our leading try scorer Dean Adamson is only just returning after some major surgery. I can’t see us getting back into form until mid to late Jan to be honest. Although our set pieces were pretty good yesterday , so some encouragement. |
Cricks what was the game like could not get down and since the fans forum closed we don't get a full match report | Well John, it was a typical Blues start, gifting a try from the off, by failure to secure a loose ball, which Nottingham moved wide rapidly against a stretched defence. Still not fully awake Blues let another couple in, but then started to come back. Unfortunately we lost Hooley and had to move Lewis Robling to FH. From then on we were struggling to overcome a well organised Nottingham defence. Our handling in the loose was poor, although set pieces were good, with Will Carrick Smith playing well, only to be replaced! Credit to Nottingham, they moved the ball well, where we struggled to make breaks. Ali Crossdale also had to go off replaced by jiffy Lennon at full back. Not a great match to watch and that icy blast off the Trent really put a tin hat on the day. Good roast at the Lady Bay though. |
https://vimeo.com/374371452 Scores from Sunday.
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Posted: 19 Nov 2019 at 21:15 |
We had a different editor for our highlights reel this week, so regret no opposition tries - they are usually included. The home side's best try is included in the ToTW shortlist below (which was won by Radwan of Falcons)...
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Posted: 18 Nov 2019 at 21:20 |
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Pretty awful stuff at Doncaster. Ealing were poor, Donny even worse. On this evidence, a clear walk in the park for Newcastle. Donny pleased that Leeds even worse than they are. Any bets on a Yorkshire bottom two this season?
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Posted: 18 Nov 2019 at 17:59 |
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Heard that Jimmy Lowes has left Ealing for RP. He is a bit “different” and his style/tactics can take a bit of getting used to. | I think you will find he is still with Ealing but is helping park a couple of evenings a week |
I think Shingler ( Ealing Trailfinders player ) coaches at the amateur, new London Welsh . Many players and coaches have to have more than one job these days.
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Posted: 18 Nov 2019 at 17:27 |
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Heard that Jimmy Lowes has left Ealing for RP. He is a bit “different” and his style/tactics can take a bit of getting used to. |
I think you will find he is still with Ealing but is helping park a couple of evenings a week
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Posted: 18 Nov 2019 at 16:52 |
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Posted: 18 Nov 2019 at 16:50 |
Cricks at 2 wrote:
JonDee wrote:
Cricks at 2 wrote:
Donnyknightsfan wrote:
islander wrote:
As Kimbo alluded to, a heavy defeat for Cov at KP today, Newcastle winning 46-7...
Notts just scored BP try at the death & lead Bedford 29-14 [update = that's FT]
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like Doncaster, Bedford seem in a real rut at the moment. don't know what the problem is but I've been surprised at how poor Bedford's attack appears to have been. even when Bedford have been through poor periods previously they've always scored loads of points. 6 games in and Bedford, Donny and Leeds are the bottom 3. probably wouldn't have thought that before the season started. I know that Donny's next game is at Headingley. that is a huge match. | The major issue DKF is much the same as with Donny, i.e. injuries. With a small squad, losing both fly halves is pretty devastating. We have players to step in of course, but not as naturals to the position. Will Hooley is back now but he was taken off injured yesterday after 20 mins, so another readjustment Another main reason is the number of key players leaving last season. Lee Dickson, Jared Williams, Mark Flanagan, all influential in their particular position. Plus our leading try scorer Dean Adamson is only just returning after some major surgery. I can’t see us getting back into form until mid to late Jan to be honest. Although our set pieces were pretty good yesterday , so some encouragement. |
Cricks what was the game like could not get down and since the fans forum closed we don't get a full match report | Well John, it was a typical Blues start, gifting a try from the off, by failure to secure a loose ball, which Nottingham moved wide rapidly against a stretched defence. Still not fully awake Blues let another couple in, but then started to come back. Unfortunately we lost Hooley and had to move Lewis Robling to FH. From then on we were struggling to overcome a well organised Nottingham defence. Our handling in the loose was poor, although set pieces were good, with Will Carrick Smith playing well, only to be replaced! Credit to Nottingham, they moved the ball well, where we struggled to make breaks. Ali Crossdale also had to go off replaced by jiffy Lennon at full back. Not a great match to watch and that icy blast off the Trent really put a tin hat on the day. Good roast at the Lady Bay though. |
Thanks Cricks it sounds like a typical Nottingham Bedford game both show signs of brilliance and also the ability to drop the ball
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Posted: 18 Nov 2019 at 16:40 |
An awful lot of power, pace & quality in that performance. Well played Falcons.
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Posted: 18 Nov 2019 at 14:38 |
Highlights from Falcons v Cov https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=q1fLlM6Gx0k
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Posted: 18 Nov 2019 at 13:47 |
JonDee wrote:
Cricks at 2 wrote:
Donnyknightsfan wrote:
islander wrote:
As Kimbo alluded to, a heavy defeat for Cov at KP today, Newcastle winning 46-7...
Notts just scored BP try at the death & lead Bedford 29-14 [update = that's FT]
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like Doncaster, Bedford seem in a real rut at the moment. don't know what the problem is but I've been surprised at how poor Bedford's attack appears to have been. even when Bedford have been through poor periods previously they've always scored loads of points. 6 games in and Bedford, Donny and Leeds are the bottom 3. probably wouldn't have thought that before the season started. I know that Donny's next game is at Headingley. that is a huge match. | The major issue DKF is much the same as with Donny, i.e. injuries. With a small squad, losing both fly halves is pretty devastating. We have players to step in of course, but not as naturals to the position. Will Hooley is back now but he was taken off injured yesterday after 20 mins, so another readjustment Another main reason is the number of key players leaving last season. Lee Dickson, Jared Williams, Mark Flanagan, all influential in their particular position. Plus our leading try scorer Dean Adamson is only just returning after some major surgery. I can’t see us getting back into form until mid to late Jan to be honest. Although our set pieces were pretty good yesterday , so some encouragement. |
Cricks what was the game like could not get down and since the fans forum closed we don't get a full match report |
Well John, it was a typical Blues start, gifting a try from the off, by failure to secure a loose ball, which Nottingham moved wide rapidly against a stretched defence. Still not fully awake Blues let another couple in, but then started to come back. Unfortunately we lost Hooley and had to move Lewis Robling to FH. From then on we were struggling to overcome a well organised Nottingham defence. Our handling in the loose was poor, although set pieces were good, with Will Carrick Smith playing well, only to be replaced! Credit to Nottingham, they moved the ball well, where we struggled to make breaks. Ali Crossdale also had to go off replaced by jiffy Lennon at full back. Not a great match to watch and that icy blast off the Trent really put a tin hat on the day. Good roast at the Lady Bay though.
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Posted: 18 Nov 2019 at 13:42 |
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Heard that Jimmy Lowes has left Ealing for RP. He is a bit “different” and his style/tactics can take a bit of getting used to. |
Everything I heard about Jimmy was fairly negative - not sure what to think about Jimmy following James Buckland. I wonder if the problem is something organizational within Ealing that scares away good coaches? Perhaps Ben Ward has too much power?
I also heard that Alex Codling had left Quins...is it time to get the band back together? | That would get my vote, the dynamic worked well when he was with us. Problem is it's hard to come back after a fairly acrimonious departure. Also he never seems to do more than 2 seasons at a club so perhaps a longer term solution is needed.
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Posted: 18 Nov 2019 at 12:43 |
Cricks at 2 wrote:
Donnyknightsfan wrote:
islander wrote:
As Kimbo alluded to, a heavy defeat for Cov at KP today, Newcastle winning 46-7...
Notts just scored BP try at the death & lead Bedford 29-14 [update = that's FT]
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like Doncaster, Bedford seem in a real rut at the moment. don't know what the problem is but I've been surprised at how poor Bedford's attack appears to have been. even when Bedford have been through poor periods previously they've always scored loads of points. 6 games in and Bedford, Donny and Leeds are the bottom 3. probably wouldn't have thought that before the season started. I know that Donny's next game is at Headingley. that is a huge match. | The major issue DKF is much the same as with Donny, i.e. injuries. With a small squad, losing both fly halves is pretty devastating. We have players to step in of course, but not as naturals to the position. Will Hooley is back now but he was taken off injured yesterday after 20 mins, so another readjustment Another main reason is the number of key players leaving last season. Lee Dickson, Jared Williams, Mark Flanagan, all influential in their particular position. Plus our leading try scorer Dean Adamson is only just returning after some major surgery. I can’t see us getting back into form until mid to late Jan to be honest. Although our set pieces were pretty good yesterday , so some encouragement. |
Cricks what was the game like could not get down and since the fans forum closed we don't get a full match report
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Posted: 18 Nov 2019 at 10:20 |
Donnyknightsfan wrote:
islander wrote:
As Kimbo alluded to, a heavy defeat for Cov at KP today, Newcastle winning 46-7...
Notts just scored BP try at the death & lead Bedford 29-14 [update = that's FT]
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like Doncaster, Bedford seem in a real rut at the moment. don't know what the problem is but I've been surprised at how poor Bedford's attack appears to have been. even when Bedford have been through poor periods previously they've always scored loads of points. 6 games in and Bedford, Donny and Leeds are the bottom 3. probably wouldn't have thought that before the season started. I know that Donny's next game is at Headingley. that is a huge match. |
The major issue DKF is much the same as with Donny, i.e. injuries. With a small squad, losing both fly halves is pretty devastating. We have players to step in of course, but not as naturals to the position. Will Hooley is back now but he was taken off injured yesterday after 20 mins, so another readjustment Another main reason is the number of key players leaving last season. Lee Dickson, Jared Williams, Mark Flanagan, all influential in their particular position. Plus our leading try scorer Dean Adamson is only just returning after some major surgery. I can’t see us getting back into form until mid to late Jan to be honest. Although our set pieces were pretty good yesterday , so some encouragement.
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