By Blues Ed
September 30 2016

It's been a difficult start to the season for the Blues with fixtures against the most fancied sides in the league. But what can we do against struggling newcomers Richmond at Goldington Road?  

There will be a handful of changes to the side which did so well in Doncaster last week - a combination of injuries and tactical changes.

The front row will have a new look with Jacob Fields and Jack Culverhouse coming in for Thompson-Stringer and Edgson while Josn Buggea will be in the back row alongside Blanchet and Adams who is at No 8. this week.

We have a score to settle with Richmond. The last time they played a  league game at Goldington Road was in 1999 and they won 106-12 - a record score which still stands.

This season they have yet to win a game and don't have any bonus points either. Sadly, we only have three points to our name but will surely improve on that come 4.30 p.m. on saturday.

Blues: 15. Michael Le Bourgeois (capt) 14. Pat Tapley 13. Tom Farrell 12. Ollie Dodge 11. Dean Adamson 10. Jake Sharp 9. Jordan Burns  1. Jack Culverhouse
2. Jacob Fields 3. Dave Spelman 4. Mike Howard 5. Ed Taylor 6. Justin Blanchet 7. Josh Buggea 8. Ben Adams
 
Reps: 16. Sam James 17. Camilo Parilli-Ocampo 18. Will Carrick-Smith 19. Christian Judge 20. Jason Hill 21. Tom James 22. Myles Dorrian

Four Changes For Richmond

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30/09/2016 13:28

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Jonathan Wilcox
30/09/2016 14:22

"Panic on the streets of Bedford, I wonder to myself...."

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TryBlues
01/10/2016 00:12

Surprised Culverhouse starts and Hill is only on the bench.

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