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ADMISSION BY Carlisle PROGRAMME Rugby £4 Football Club Programme & Newsreel CARLISLE v KENDAL Saturday, 5th October 2013 3.00pm NORTH 1 WEST 1 CLUB INFORMATION CARLISLE RFC LTD The Rugby Club Warwick Road CARLISLE CA1 1LW 01228 521300 www.pitchero.com/clubs/carlislerugby/ email (general): [email protected] email (for bookings): [email protected] Company Registration: 7237947 VAT Registration: 256 3522 62 PRESIDENT Geoff Jackson VICE PRESIDENT Alan Tiffen CHAIRMAN & DIRECTOR OF RUGBY Martin Plummer COMPANY SECRETARY David Morton TREASURER Phil Healy CLUB MANAGER Bryan Dent GROUNDSMAN Matt Henry BOARD OF DIRECTORS Ben Blain, Martin Burnett, Keith Hall, Paul Halliday, Phil Healy, Geoff Jackson, Sam Meakin (Mrs),David Morton, Kevin Percival, Martin Plummer, Stewart Rawes & Dave Rawling ALL CORRESPONDENCE SHOULD BE ADDRESSED FOR THE ATTENTION OF THE COMPANY SECRETARY AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS 2 3 4 I Ian Gibson Associates pleased to be supporting Carlisle Rugby Club Rising Dampness, Woodworm & Dry Rot Control Basement Conversions Traditional lime Plastering & Rendering Ian Gibson Associates Ltd Keigh House, Durranhill Road, CARLISLE 01228 591590 (T) 01228 819856 (F) www.igapres.co.uk [email protected] 5 Get 10% discount at Casanova on production of your Carlisle RFC Membership card 6 1st XV SHIRT SPONSORS 7 8 A PLAYER WRITES WHAT PAUL HALLIDAY THOUGHT VALE OF LUNE 55 pts CARLISLE 24 pts CARLISLE LOSE AT LUNE Carlisle travelled to big spending Vale of Lune hoping to build on last weeks win over Warrington. Several changes from the team last week, notably with fly half Glen Weightman returning to the ten shirt after holi- day, and new signings Jared Stewart and Ali Randall making their 1st team debuts. Traffic disruptions meant Carlisle arrived later than planned, with a shorter warm up than normal. This how- ever wasn’t to blame for the 1st half assault that took place on the Carlisle try line. After only 2 minutes, Vale winger James Curran crossed the line for 1 of his 3 tries. Vale’s game plan was obvious from the outset, as they spread the ball across the field with the hope of stretching the Carlisle defence. A penalty for fly half Turton extended Vale’s lead, closely followed by another try for Curran, who profited from a chip ahead from Vale’s ex England 7’s international Nick Royle, as he won the foot race to touch down. Another chip ahead, this time Curran returning the favour to Royle, set Vale up for their third try extending Vale’s lead to 24-0. A shell shocked Carlisle were further weakened when fly half Weightman was forced off the field, still suffering from an encounter with some dodgy overseas water. This seemed to stir Carlisle into life, as they produced their best passage of play in the game, as the unusually quiet forward pack drove towards the line. Tight head prop Tom Graham was on hand to drive over in the corner, to register Carlisle’s 1st try of the game. Sloppy handling was a feature of Carlisle’s play all afternoon, which gifted Vale a series of tries, and their next try was no exception. Poor handling in midfield allowed Vale to capitalise, which allowed star signing Royle to feed Phil Berry who raced over for another try. Coach Gary Hewer asked his players for more in the second half, to cut out the handling errors and to pro- duce a performance more recognisable of a Carlisle team. Carlisle delivered a much improved 2nd half show- ing, drawing the second half 19-19. Inside centre Barry Earl scored a try seven minutes after half time, which he converted. Substitute Josh Holmes was the next Carlisle player to cross the white wash, as he powered over from close HEADLINES HALLIDAY’S range. This left Carlisle with 3 tries and the possibility of a bonus point. Carlisle began to keep the ball for more phases of possession, helped by the returning Weightman had shaken off his illness to return to the field. Carlisle were camped in the Vale 22 for long periods of the second half, constantly turning down the chance of three points in search of the bonus point fourth try. Several cynical fouls which stopped almost certain tries were unpunished by the ref, when observers, even from the Vale camp, were heard to say a yel- low card was more than justified. Winger Karim Moualem, on the back of last week’s two try master class, crossed for a try with the last play of the game to earn Carlisle a bonus point, and something to build on for next week’s local derby with Kendal. Whilst outplayed for large periods of the game, the Carlisle players were left to ponder what might have hap- pened had their 2nd half showing been extended throughout the full game. An improved performance is re- quired next week in front of their home crowd. 9 FORMER CARLISLE PLAYER, NOW WITH NEWCASTLE FALCONS, BARES ALL TO HALLIDAY! At what age did you first become interested in Rugby Union? Eight year old, as a junior at Carlisle. Best player played with at Carlisle? Best Player trained or played with ever? Tane Tuipoluto, a monster of a man to tackle in training. He plays same position and liked to learn from him and watch how he plays to pick up point. Biggest influence? Biggest influence Rougerie as i like how he plays and I try to replicate what he does. Best moment at Carlisle? Beating Penrith at any opportunity and making my 1st team debut as 17 year old What has been the best advice that you have received? if you're not going all the way, then why go at all. Also as a motivation thing - proving peo- ple wrong, all those who didn’t think I’d make it any further than Carlisle. How did it feel to sing the national anthem/represent your country? The singing wasn’t great, didn’t hit all the notes, but was a massive honour to shout it out with pride. Playing the two games, one I came off the bench v Belgium A team and the sec- ond v Belgium 1st XV. It was a great experience playing out there; we were given the li- cence to play and express ourselves and ultimately to enjoy it, which we did. THE HALLIDAY INTERVIEW THE HALLIDAY Now for some questions about the lads: Most skilful: Paul Halliday - heard he’s been throwing ridiculous off loads everywhere. Quickest: Tom Graham, ridiculous over 2m, and unbelievable tekkers! Slowest: Tom Graham, after 2m he can’t maintain much pace! Least like to be stuck on a Dessert Island with: Mark Barron – he would eat me. Funniest: James Clark- Never shuts up. Best Trainer: Marty Brody - he was always so dedicated and serious about every aspect of the sessions Worst Trainer: Lee Brumpton - scared I’d put him on his arse. Who do you miss the most?: I couldn’t pin it on one person. Carlisle is such a great club to start, continue and progress your rugby. and hopefully finish your rugby. Carlisle have been absolutely fantastic over my time there, and I appreciate that. so I would have to say I miss the whole club. 10 CARLISLE RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB There’s more than rugby available at Warwick Road! Carlisle Squash Club have extensive facilities in the grounds - for more information have a word with Ronnie Bell The Eden Company of Archers meet on a Monday night and also on a Saturday morning Carlisle Jazz Club hold their gigs most Thursday nights during the year. Various bands from home and abroad and all tastes catered for. Non members welcome for a small cover charge. RENT THIS SPACE TO ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS GREAT VALUE Reach a new audience for ADVERTISING your business / activity Programme issued every 1st team home league & cup fixture £150 + VAT FULL PAGE £100 + VAT HALF PAGE (Both per annum) 01228 521300 Expiration 00/00/00 Date: www.pitchero.com/clubs/carlislerugby 11 THE FALCONS AT WARWICK ROAD WARWICK AT THE FALCONS A CHANCE TO TO SEE STARS OF TOMORROW ! CHRIS HARRIS INCLUDED 12 A FESTIVAL OF RUGBY AT WARWICK ROAD WARWICK AT RUGBY OF A FESTIVAL 13 CHRISTMAS AT THE CLUB Book early for your Christmas Party at the club. Our party menu (below) is available throughout December and represents exceptional value at £19.50 pp. Or, if you wish you can organise your own menu by arrange- ment with the manager. MENU Mixed Prawn & Mussel Platter with Winter Leaves & Lemon Chicken Liver & Chestnut Pate with Toast & Redcurrant Vegetable Broth with Flavoured Croutons Roast Cumberland Turkey, Chipolata Sausages, Redcurrant Sauce & Gravy Roast Beef & Yorkshire Pudding & Horseradish Cream Mushroom & Asparagus Pasta Bake with Mozzarella Cheese All served with New & Roast Potatoes and Vegetables of the Day Christmas Pudding with Brandy Sauce Lemon & Lime Cheesecake with Fruit Coulis Winter Berry Fresh Fruit Salad with Fresh Double Cream Coffee & Mints £19,50 per head BOOK EARLY FOR CHRISTMAS FOR BOOK EARLY AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT DECEMBER BOOK YOUR CHRISTMAS PARTY NOW (SPECIAL MENU’S AVAILABLE ON REQUEST IF YOU WANT SOMETHING OTHER THAN OUR STANDARD FAYRE) CLUB PARTY NIGHT FRIDAY 20TH DECEMBER 2013 BOOK YOUR TABLE EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT 14 MIKE HOWE McCALLS BAKERS Joinery & Groundworks 8 Upperby Road Carlisle 2 Millfield CA2 4HZ BRAMPTON 01228 539496 CA8 1TT 07803 744764 07866 136534 Suppliers of quality bak- ery products to, and sponsors of Carlisle RFC 15 Carlisle have a history of being slow starters, and this season turns out to be no exception! Some might think last week was a drubbing at Powderhouse Lane, where by half time the game seemed lost.