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Carlisle Rfc CARLISLE RFC MATCH PROGRAMME & NEWSREEL ADMISSION BY PROGRAMME £5 V NEW BRIGHTON RFU SSE Saturday 31st January 2015 NORTH1 WEST 2.15pm LEAGUE 2 AT CARLISLE RFC WE ACTIVELY ENCOURAGE COMPLIANCE WITH THE RFU CODE OF CONDUCT, AND ASK THAT ALL MEMBERS AND VISITORS DO LIKEWISE. IT IS OUR GAME, LET’S LOOK AFTER IT. 2 3 SPONSORS OF 1ST XV SHIRTS 3 4 Get 10% discount at Casanova on production of your Carlisle RFC Membership Card 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 MIKE HOWE Joinery & Ground works 2 Millfield BRAMPTON Carlisle CA8 1TT 07852 301284 McCalls Bakers 8 Upperby Road CARLISLE CA2 4HZ Suppliers of quality bakery prod- ucts to Carlisle RFC PK Engineering (Carlisle) Ltd Oakvale House Thomas Lane Burgh Road Industrial Estate CARLISLE CA2 7ND [email protected] www.pkengineeringservices.co .uk PLEASED TO SUPPORT CARLISLE RUGBY FOOTBALL 8 9 I Ian Gibson Associates pleased to be supporting Carlisle Rugby Club Ian Gibson Associates Ltd Keigh House, Durranhill Road, CARLISLE 01228 591590 (T) 01228 819856 (F) www.igapres.co.uk 9 10 10 11 CARLISLE RUGBY CLUB The ideal venue for functions of all types WE CAN CATER FOR MOST OF YOUR NEEDS Conferencing, meetings & seminars Christenings, weddings & funerals Birthday & Anniversary Parties Dinners Our in house catering is designed to provide for all your specific requirements Full dining, suppers, snacks, etc to meet all tastes and at very competitive prices PLEASE RING BRYAN ON 01228 521300 TO DISCUSS YOUR NEEDS 11 1st XV FIXTURES 2014 / 2015 12 DATE VENUE VERSUS RESULT 06/09/2014 HOME ECCLES WON 40 - 10 13/09/2014 AWAY BIRKENHEAD PARK LOST 22 - 14 20/09/2014 HOME WILMSLOW WON 25 - 12 27/09/2014 AWAY BOLTON LOST 31 - 5 04/10/2014 HOME PENRITH LOST 5 - 16 11/10/2014 AWAY NEW BRIGHTON WON 28 - 32 18/10/2014 HOME KENDAL WON 26 - 24 25/10/2014 HOME WIGTON WON 48 - 10 01/11/2014 AWAY VALE OF LUNE LOST 25 - 20 08/11/2014 HOME KENDAL (R1 Cumbria Cup) LOST 20 - 25 15/11/2014 HOME BROUGHTON PARK LOST 10 - 11 22/11/2014 AWAY WIDNES LOST 41 - 20 29/11/2014 HOME WARRINGTON WON 27 - 16 06/12/2014 AWAY KIRKBY LONSDALE LOST 17 - 0 13/12/2014 HOME BIRKENHEAD PARK LOST 5 - 31 03/01/2015 AWAY WILMSLOW LOST 30 - 0 10/01/2015 HOME BOLTON LOST 7 - 10 17/01/2015 AWAY PENRITH LOST 23 - 15 24/01/2015 Catch up date 31/01/2015 HOME NEW BRIGHTON 07/02/2015 AWAY KENDAL 14/02/2015 Catch up date 21/02/2015 AWAY WIGTON 28/02/2014 HOME VALE OF LUNE 07/03/2015 AWAY BROUGHTON PARK 14/03/2015 Catch up date 21/03/2015 HOME WIDNES 28/03/2015 AWAY WARRINGTON 04/04/2015 Catch up date 11/04/2015 HOME KIRKBY LONSDALE 18/04/2015 AWAY ECCLES 12 PRESIDENT - CARLISLE RFC 13 A warm welcome to Warwick Road for the match today. It give me very great pleasure to welcome my opposite number from the visiting club, and his colleagues, and I trust CLUB PRESIDENT they will enjoy their stay with us. - apart from the obvious - the result. Geoff Jackson An equally warm welcome to the match sponsor today. Your generosity is very much appreciated and I know the club as a whole is grateful for your support. The foregoing also applies to the match ball sponsor. The referee is an important part of any fixture, and without him / her we would not be able to enjoy our sport. Have a great game. Running a rugby club becomes more expensive year on year and the support of every- one is a vital ingredient if progress is to be made and maintained. Without massive change to our structure, and large injections of cash, we must make every effort to retain and improve what we have, with any long term ambitions never to far from our thoughts. The club will always be greater than any person, or any one team and it is incumbent on all of us , and that includes players both young and old, to make a contribution to the overall welfare of the organisation. After all it is a team game, and much more satisfaction can be had from working as a team, both on and off the field! It’s great to see that the premises are a great hive of activity most nights of the week, and special praise is due to all those coaches and administrators at all levels, who give up an enormous amount of free time for the benefit of our young folk, boys and girls alike. Thank you all for your esteemed support and enjoy the game. I look forward to meet- INSIDE THIS ISSUE ing you all in the bars after the match. SORRY, BUT THERE IS NO Geoff Jackson INDEXING IN THIS ISSUE OF President THE MATCH PROGRAMME. CLUB CAR PARKING FACILITIES Note please the club car park is for use when USING the club facilities. The car park is not a cheap option to avoid paying to park in the city centre. Car park gates may be locked from time to time at night. KEEP UP TO DATE WITH ALL THE RFU NEWS @ TOUCHLINE - www.englandrugby.com 13 14 RESPECT YOUR CLUB We are all proud of our facilities here at Warwick Road. They are ex- pensive to maintain and your help and assistance to keep the fields and buildings in good order would be appreciated. Apart from being dangerous to anyone playing rugby or training, foreign objects left lying around the fields can cause untold damage to machinery. All coaches, players, managers and spectators are asked to ensure that objects and litter are not left littered around the ground. PLEASE DON’T COMPROMISE SAFETY. Obviously, the same applies to the clubhouse, changing rooms, the grandstand and all ancillary equipment. Thanks for your assistance. Whilst every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of the contents of the programme, it may not always be the official view of Carlisle RFC WHISTLE BLOWING GIVE IT A TRY RESPECT THE REFEREE There is a serious shortage of folk As always the match referee is very welcome at Carlisle. Without the referee we would not prepared to referee and whilst the be able to enjoy the Game. The referee deserves respect at all times and there is no place local Cumbria Society are doing for any form of abuse to be directed at the referee, either on or off the field. Players regu- their best to cover fixtures, it is not larly make mistakes, and the match official is not perfect and he / she too will not always get always possible. it right. If the referee does make an error of judgement that should never the signal for abuse from Carlisle do their fair share and we a player, coach, official or a spectator. supply a number of referees right through the spectrum. More are Remember that, in almost all cases the referee is a volunteer and provides a service to the needed. Interested, then contact game so that we can all enjoy it. People wanting to referee are in short supply, and one of the reasons given for the shortage of volunteers is, alleged abuse. the local referee society - details can be found on the Cumbria RFU PLEASE RESPECT THE REFEREE AT ALL TIMES. website. The playing enclosure is out of bounds at all times except to those authorised to be there by the game regulations. Spectators are asked to remain behind the barriers (where they exist), and where pitches do not have a permanent barrier, you are requested to stand well back from the touch line. This will allow the touch judge to officiate without hindrance, and also reduce the probability of injury to any player or spectator in the event of a collision! Whilst people are free to encourage their team it is expected that supporters will use mod- erate language so as not to intimidate or offend others. There have been instances, par- ticularly at junior and youth games, where there has been encroachment on the field, or dubious verbal encouragement from parents. This is not a good example to set. Lads and lasses need the freedom to express themselves on the field of play without any undue in- timidation from the sidelines. Carlisle RFC will not hesitate to take appropriate action where necessary, Have a great day, 14 14 15 CLUB OFFICIALS PRESIDENT Geoff Jackson* VICE PRESIDENT Alan Tiffen CHAIRMAN Sue Glendinning* SECRETARY David Morton* (Above) Half the pack on the attack at Penrith last time out! TREASURER Phil Healy* FIXTURES Martin Burnett* MUMBLINGS RUGBY DIRECTOR Martin Plummer* It can all become a bit repetitive as the season works through. It all began YOUTH/JUNIOR CHAIRMAN Ben full of hope and expectation. In the opening weeks some of those anticipa- Blain tions were satisfied, with results generally going our way, and exciting dis- plays of rugby pleasing the eye. Lately, things have not been as great as we HEAD COACH Gary Hewer might have expected, and it is all too easy to seek to allocate blame. But, that CLUB MANAGER Bryan Dent is not the way forward. As we all know it is a team game, and that is not just GROUNDSMAN Greg Bacon for players and coaches, it’s for all of us who are interested in the Game. The *board member players and the coaching staff have given of their best throughout the season so far, and there is no reason to doubt that the same commitment will be on show for what remains of the season.
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