By cider Drinker
March 18 2021

some more dates for your diary,....updated 31st March 2021

A few steps back to Watching Albion

1.    26 April – matches can be played under above adaptions (query what would a match be without a scrum or maul (rugby league?)
2.    17 May – if no other outbreaks then full contact training
3.    1 May – if no other outbreaks with all 4 above then full contact matches
4.    21 June – return to play

'Lazy Sunday' Markets at Plymouth Albion

 from facebook ...

Dates : 30 May 2021, 27 June, 25 July, 29 August time : 10:00 to 16:00

Spend a Sunday savouring quality time with friends and family at the new 'Lazy Sunday' Market at Plymouth Albion.
There will be an array of local businesses with unique gifts and food, perfect for browsing and the opportunity to support local businesses.
Bring a picnic blanket and enjoy delicious Street Food while listening to some chilled Sunday music.
Dogs are welcome and there is lots of free parking on site. FREE ENTRY

anything you want to add, comment below :)

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Discussion started by Unofficial Plymouth Albion (IP Logged), 18/03/2021 20:50

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18/03/2021 20:50

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lobina
20/03/2021 10:47

Really looking forward to some kind of normality. I have missed the trips to Albion and the after match drinks and banter.

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Dewnansek
22/03/2021 05:28

So if no scrums or mauls then what?

I read somewhere that you have a penalty instead but which type? Kick to touch? Kick at goal (how many points)? Tap?

It appears rucks aren't banned but players can still bind so how is this ok?

Hopefully these halfway rules don't last long

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lobina
22/03/2021 10:58

It's rugby but not how we know it!!

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