Blues Bounce Back


By Blues Brother
December 28 2022

Goldington Road was bouncing as the gloves came off on Boxing Day and the Blues record a big 38-14 win over local rivals Ampthill.

The capacity crowd got their Christmas present early as some superb running saw the Blues  33-0 up at he break.

Full back George Hendy was up for it and he set the ball rolling followed by Jamie Elliott who went in at the corner.

Jac Arthur was up against his former club and, as so often happens,  he sprinted away to score with Dean Adamson getting on the end of a kick through to secure the bonus point after just a quarter of the game.

The try of the game then came from Matt Worley who charged down, picked up and then set off to outwit the home defence for a superb indivdiual try.

The second half wasn't as lively and the visitors will say they won it on points. 

All Blues care about is the return to winning ways and the security of a top four spot.

 

 

 

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28/12/2022 10:10
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TryBlues
28/12/2022 17:23
Yes 1st half was great and the 2nd was almost like they had to play the next half to complete the match for the points.

Curran made a few big tackles when he came on and looks a decent size to also play 7.

Ginger Blueboy
Ginger Blueboy
31/12/2022 13:12
It was a good win and at least didn't slacken off so much they got a bp.

Fixture list now has us against three teams we beat in the reverse fixtures earlier this year. Would be great if can be unbeaten in January. Pirates aside, haven't travelled well this season, so time to put that right.

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