6 - 13 at half time -- The Sunbury Centre

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[> Re: 6 - 20 at half time -- Loobs, 7:31:03, Sun, Oct 23 2005 [1]

Ok, so I was wrong. Still win, but no score in the 2nd half again.

Is it best to concentrate on the league position or to have a go at this competition? Seems to me that the league offers the better options for qualifying for the HC. The alternative squad seem to have done well, but needed a bit of bolstering for the second half.

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[> [> Re: 6 - 20 at half time -- Shawshank, 8:20:44, Sun, Oct 23 2005 [1]

No reason why we can't win this group without playing our "indispensibles".

Next week v Parma will be a doddle, and the tough matches will be home and away v Agen.

I wonder what crowd we will get for Parma next week - 6,000?

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[> Re: 6 - 13 at half time -- dom_pedro, 11:13:23, Sun, Oct 23 2005 [1]

The crowd might benefit from the ticket for a quid promotion and the following week is Guy Fawkes night (400th annversary apparently) so I'm going to the Parma match as I can't make the Bath game - still can't really see it get much above 7000.

Good win last night and a try fest next week would be great!!!

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Parma Game -- Loobs, 19:16:55, Sun, Oct 23 2005 [1]

I think 7000 will be a miracle, even with the in for a quid promotion. I would think Coetzee would get a run to bed him in against weaker opposition.

Declan Danaher must have played himself into at least a start in this game.

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[> [> Re: Parma Game -- Shawshank, 20:13:08, Sun, Oct 23 2005 [1]

If we did get 6-7k it would show just how much we have come on re. the spectators in the last few years - for the PP matches 4 seasons ago we were only getting about 2,800 or so.

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[> Re: 6 - 13 at half time -- JamesC, 22:00:02, Sun, Oct 23 2005 [1]

The only real competition for the Parma home game is Wasps v Toulouse at Adams Park/Causeway Stadium so I expect we should have a decent crowd.

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[> Re: 6 - 13 at half time -- Loobs, 7:03:22, Mon, Oct 24 2005 [1]

Anyone remember the L'Aquila game, 1200 spectators, only the Lower West opened. They opened the Upper West to allow us up once the heavy rain really kicked in.

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