2009 February 23 Rugby Magazines

RUGBY UNION: Risbridger gives Grove the boot – Oxford Mail

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RUGBY UNION : Risbridger gives Grove the boot Oxford Mail, UK Steve Risbridger’s boot earned Bicester a 27-13 derby success over Grove that saw them pull well clear of the bottom of Southern Counties North. Scrum half Risbridger kicked five penalties and a conversion, plus a series of fine clearances in what was …

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RUGBY UNION: Wallingford edged out – Oxford Mail

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RUGBY UNION : Wallingford edged out Oxford Mail, UK Wallingford were pipped 22-18 in a tough, physical game at Swanage & Wareham in South West 2 East. The visitors commanded the early exchages and took the lead with a penalty from fly half Jackson Sayce. Wallingford kept up the pressure, with lock Mike ..

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RUGBY UNION: Quins are overrun – Oxford Mail

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RUGBY UNION : Quins are overrun Oxford Mail, UK Oxford Harlequins were hammered 60-5 at Bracknell in South West 1, with sloppy tackling and poor decision-making not helping their cause. Two penalties from centre Ben Nowak put Bracknell 6-0 up, but Quins hit back with a classy try on 18 minutes. ..

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RUGBY UNION: Bowers cites slow start – Oxford Mail

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Kent Online RUGBY UNION: Bowers cites slow start Oxford Mail, UK “We played some much better rugby and were unlucky not to get the four-try bonus point.” Bowers added: “I thought the referee had an indifferent game, which at times caused both teams problems. “I thought some of the guys played well, like Ian Stock. ..

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RUGBY UNION: Chinnor outclassed – Oxford Mail

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Kent Online RUGBY UNION : Chinnor outclassed Oxford Mail, UK By Ed Mezzetti » Chinnor were outclassed by a dynamic Canterbury side whose back three posed a massive threat throughout this National 3 South clash. Canterbury were stronger and faster than Chinnor, who were on the back foot for most of the match.