Bedford Blues
Beware Pirates
Skipper missing
By Blues Brother
November 21 2014
No doubt Cornish Pirates will be looking to make a point - if not four or five - when we face them on Sunday. They narrowly won the last high scoring game in the B&I cup but then had the game taken off them for a carry on over scrums and replacements ..
This time it's league points at stake, and we are looking to carry on our recent improvement and ensure that, if there are any late winning scores, they go to the Blues.
Pirates are currently second bottom but are only six points behind Blues and we are up in sixth place. It's all very tight, and whoever wins this encounter will do themselves a power of good.
We will be without skipper Nick Fenton-Wells who was injured against Yorskhire Carnegie last time out. Paul Tupai takes over, and he'll be at blindside with Buggea on the other flank.
The backs stay the same.
Blues: 15. Jim Wigglesworth 14. Pat Tapley 13. Ollie Dodge 12. Viliami Hakalo 11. Dean Adamson 10. Jake Sharp 9. Darryl Veenendaal 1. Camilo Parilli-Ocampo
2. Charlie Clare 3. Phil Boulton 4. Mike Howard 5. Ben Gulliver 6. Paul Tupai (capt) 7. Josh Buggea 8. Joe Vandermolen
Reps: TJ Harris, Tom Williams, Harry Wells, Hayden Thompson-Stringer, Justin Blanchet, Peter White, Henry Staff
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21/11/2014 13:02
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Not only does he not appear this week we have loaned out Jared Saunders as cover at hooker. What about our cover
What is it about us do we get good money for loaning OUR players out to prem. clubs. Perhaps we need the money more than we need a good team
but I would like Rayer to get a chance with a full time squad.
not there to attract the better players how is a full time squad going to help?
Something needs to be done and soon or else it will be the two dogs syndrome
We thought we did well against Leeds but let's not flatter ourselves,
even rock bottom Plymouth drew with them on Friday evening
Quote:ping pong blue
We keep going on about a full time squad, but if the money is
not there to attract the better players how is a full time squad going to help?
Something needs to be done and soon or else it will be the two dogs syndrome
We thought we did well against Leeds but let's not flatter ourselves,
even rock bottom Plymouth drew with them on Friday evening
So what would you do?
Heads up, we bounced back, so can you.
MEP
"It isn't failure that diminishes your effort, you are diminished only by failing to make the effort"
Quote:Jonathan Wilcox
GI needs to swing the axe tomorrow morning.
Not sure if you are referring to players or coaches to face the axe tomorrow morning, Jonathan.
We barely have enough players to put out a team week by week when you factor in our kindness in loaning out our players to anyone who needs them and DRs who are conspicuous only by their absence. So, presumably it's not players?
So do you really imagine we would be better off without a couple of coaches?
Don't get me wrong - I am as gobsmacked by this incredibly bad result as everyone else but you need someone else to take over before you start wielding an axe.
Quote:Jonathan Wilcox
Blueherts -I'm referring to coaches!
It would take some pretty amazing coaches to achieve in 2 hours on 2 nights a week what everyone else in the league works on full-time.
