PRC - Other midweek Matches
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Question, do any of the PRC semifinalists have a bye week either side of it?
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The issue is, unfortunately the original debate was removed by the censor finding a free weekend allowing for Europe and the premiership going into June not really poor marketing more lack of time. But why let the facts get in the way.Ian Cant wrote: ↑Thu Mar 31, 2022 5:06 pm I feel sorry for the players of all four teams in the semis that they aren’t being played over a weekend.
Tuesday nights game at Tigers was a prime example of not promoting the game: ko too late for children to attend so great rugby watched by so few! Furthermore,hardly any of the games covered by the National press.
(Mind you the Leicester Mercury rarely reports on Friday games either yet if City play they do!! )
Poor marketing at a time when the clubs need ticket sales to be buoyant.
I would have gone to the semi if it was a Friday / Saturday or Sunday.
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You are so predictable it’s untrue. To use your own quote go and have your dinner you Bore meScott1 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 31, 2022 5:25 pmBe careful,the rugby calendar police will be on youIan Cant wrote: ↑Thu Mar 31, 2022 5:06 pm I feel sorry for the players of all four teams in the semis that they aren’t being played over a weekend.
Tuesday nights game at Tigers was a prime example of not promoting the game: ko too late for children to attend so great rugby watched by so few! Furthermore,hardly any of the games covered by the National press.
(Mind you the Leicester Mercury rarely reports on Friday games either yet if City play they do!! )
Poor marketing at a time when the clubs need ticket sales to be buoyant.
I would have gone to the semi if it was a Friday / Saturday or Sunday.
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Bit early yet,I'll fill you in with the menu thoughRugbygramps wrote: ↑Thu Mar 31, 2022 5:41 pmYou are so predictable it’s untrue. To use your own quote go and have your dinner you Bore meScott1 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 31, 2022 5:25 pmBe careful,the rugby calendar police will be on youIan Cant wrote: ↑Thu Mar 31, 2022 5:06 pm I feel sorry for the players of all four teams in the semis that they aren’t being played over a weekend.
Tuesday nights game at Tigers was a prime example of not promoting the game: ko too late for children to attend so great rugby watched by so few! Furthermore,hardly any of the games covered by the National press.
(Mind you the Leicester Mercury rarely reports on Friday games either yet if City play they do!! )
Poor marketing at a time when the clubs need ticket sales to be buoyant.
I would have gone to the semi if it was a Friday / Saturday or Sunday.
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Having checked the premiership website I don’t think soTigerFeetSteve wrote: ↑Thu Mar 31, 2022 5:34 pm Question, do any of the PRC semifinalists have a bye week either side of it?
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CheersRugbygramps wrote: ↑Thu Mar 31, 2022 5:43 pmHaving checked the premiership website I don’t think soTigerFeetSteve wrote: ↑Thu Mar 31, 2022 5:34 pm Question, do any of the PRC semifinalists have a bye week either side of it?
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Just watched the Saints Falcons highlights.. Newcastle's 3rd try was a thing of beauty.. like watching the red arrows!
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It was very nice, do you think it was a pre planned move or a bit of off the cuff play from the 10 to cut back to the other side?OakhamTiger32 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 31, 2022 7:43 pm Just watched the Saints Falcons highlights.. Newcastle's 3rd try was a thing of beauty.. like watching the red arrows!
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Looked pre-planned to me. Fantastic trywigworth wrote: ↑Thu Mar 31, 2022 9:15 pmIt was very nice, do you think it was a pre planned move or a bit of off the cuff play from the 10 to cut back to the other side?OakhamTiger32 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 31, 2022 7:43 pm Just watched the Saints Falcons highlights.. Newcastle's 3rd try was a thing of beauty.. like watching the red arrows!
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Hopefully George and Freddie were watching and can pull it off in the final.OakhamTiger32 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 01, 2022 7:27 amLooked pre-planned to me. Fantastic trywigworth wrote: ↑Thu Mar 31, 2022 9:15 pmIt was very nice, do you think it was a pre planned move or a bit of off the cuff play from the 10 to cut back to the other side?OakhamTiger32 wrote: ↑Thu Mar 31, 2022 7:43 pm Just watched the Saints Falcons highlights.. Newcastle's 3rd try was a thing of beauty.. like watching the red arrows!
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Semi at Irish 7.45 pm on Tuesday April 26th shown live on BT
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London Irish: Arundell; Cinti, Joseph, Van Rensburg, Hassell-Collins; Jackson, White; Gigena, Willemse, M van der Merwe; Munga, Simmons, Rogerson (capt.), Gonzalez; Tuisue
Replacements: Cornish, Goodrick-Clarke, Parker, Mafi, Donnell, Englefield, Rona, Loader
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Worcester Warriors: Shillcock; Humphreys, Venter, Beck, D van der Merwe; Smith, Simpson; Waller, Annett, Judge; Batley, G Kitchener, Hatherell, Kvesic; Hill (capt.)
Replacements: Miller, Sutherland, McCallum, A Kitchener, Lewis, Chudley, Lawrence, Hearle
Damn both teams looking pretty desperate for this trophy.
Replacements: Cornish, Goodrick-Clarke, Parker, Mafi, Donnell, Englefield, Rona, Loader
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Worcester Warriors: Shillcock; Humphreys, Venter, Beck, D van der Merwe; Smith, Simpson; Waller, Annett, Judge; Batley, G Kitchener, Hatherell, Kvesic; Hill (capt.)
Replacements: Miller, Sutherland, McCallum, A Kitchener, Lewis, Chudley, Lawrence, Hearle
Damn both teams looking pretty desperate for this trophy.
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I would say the Irish is slightly more development but still recognise all the names.
Both sides nothing else to play for so can’t blame them.
On the telly tomorrow should be a belter if the weather holds
Both sides nothing else to play for so can’t blame them.
On the telly tomorrow should be a belter if the weather holds
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We went fairly well loaded and won when it was the only silverware on offer under Geordy
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