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England Women's Select Rugby take on Belgium
By Kath 31/1/08 January 31 2008
England Women's International Rugby Cinque Ports Rugby Football Club and Unofficial England Rugby are delighted to promote the International Women's' Belgian National Women’s XV v’s England South Select XV. This event will take place Saturday, 26th April 2008, The Grove School, St.Leonards-on-Sea, East Sussex TN38 9JP

 

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Cinque Ports Rugby Football Club

Promoters of  

International Women's Rugby  

Belgian National Women's XV

vs.

South Select XV

Saturday, 26th April 2008,

The Grove School , St.Leonards-on-Sea, East Sussex TN38 9JP  

 

Cinque Ports Rugby Football Club has arranged for the Belgian National Women's XV to play a selected squad from the South and South East Regions of the country on the club's pitch at The Grove School, St Leonards-on-Sea. The Belgian Women's squad will be using the match hosted by the Cinque Ports Rugby as a serious test and as a warm-up game before they play in the 2008 European Cup in Amsterdam , The Netherlands, from 17th to 25th May 2008.

Belgium will again play in Pool B in 2008 against Russia , Germany , Norway , Sweden , Finland , Romania and Luxembourg . They have every hope of winning the pool in 2008 and progressing to Pool A for the 2009 European Cup Competition.  This is one of the main reasons for the team to travel to Sussex to undertake this important fixture at CPR‘s home pitch at the Grove School.   

South Select Women2

Dany Roelands, the President of the FBRB (Belgian Rugby Union), said "This level of game against such a strong team is critical for our women as part of their preparation for the very tough FIRA/AER European Cup competition during May in Amsterdam ".
 

Peter Silk, Hon Sec of CPR said "We are absolutely delighted to have been given the chance to showcase women's rugby at the highest level in Sussex . We have always wanted to promote the women's game, and it is a target for our club to found and run a sustainable women's club XV". Mr. Silk went on to say: "We are hoping to attract a lot of media and sponsorship interest. If this goes well next year we are looking to invite Belgium back again in 2009". As a new club, Cinque Ports Rugby, is delighted at the help and assistance given to promote the club by its President, Dany Roelands, the former 1991 RWC and International referee and FBRB President.

www.cp-rugby.co.uk

South Select Women1

 

Clare Cooper, RFUW Women's Rugby Development Manager for the South, said:"This is a fantastic opportunity for Senior players in the South East of England to test themselves against an International team. Mal Chumbley (RFU RDO Sussex) is coaching the South East Regional Team this season and will be leading the Coaching Team for this exciting encounter. Selection will be made after the RFUW Regional Finals on Saturday 15th March. For more details on the Regional Programme and this fixture please see www.rfu.com  / Womens

 

Cinque Ports Rugby Club, play rugby in the towns of Hastings, St. Leonards and Bexhill. Based at The Grove School , St.Leonards-on-Sea, East Sussex.  CPR is the newest and most progressive rugby club in the area, formed in 2006 now compete in Sussex Division Three League and a Sussex Knockout competition.  Mr Roelands is also the President of CPR, and as a way of acknowledging this honour CPR jerseys reflect the colours of the Belgium flag.  The FBRB (Belgian Rugby Union) has 7,200 members affiliated in 50 clubs of which 7 are in the Brussels area, 23 in Wallonia, 19 in Flanders and 1 in Luxemburg.

 

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31 Jan, 2008 17:15 Report
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Re: England Women's Select Rugby take on Belgium
They don't look like women's hands placing the ball in the image at the top of this article. Is here something we should know?

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If I recall correctly, that photo was a pic of Goode placing the ball...

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I take it you will change it for me then Patrick

It is ok Patrick - I have changed it just now



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2008:01:31:18:09:58 by Kath..

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The player on the right of the last picture looks suspiciously masculine to me.

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There is far too much talk about good ball and bad ball.
In my opinion, good ball is when you have possession and bad ball is when the opposition have it.

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Howay man Poynts, get your eyes tested that is the REF(Sm20)

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If it's the ref, it must be Andre Watson, he's got the same shirt on as the player making the tackle !!!!

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In my opinion, good ball is when you have possession and bad ball is when the opposition have it.

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Hmm on closer inspection? Different socks though?

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