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Club President CHRIS GEORGE Welcomes WARRINGTON Fixtures and Results 2017 - 18 Club President Wolves Vikings Hawks CHRIS GEORGE N1W Cotton Traders Halbro 4 East Championship Welcomes September 2 CARLISLE W WIRRAL W Broughton Park D 9 Altrincham Kersal W Vale of Lune HWO TRAFFORD MV AWO 16 WATERLOO W ROCHDALE W Glossop HWO WARRINGTON 23 DOUGLAS (IOM) W Preston GH 3 W Manchester W 30 St. Benedicts L ROSSENDALE W DUKINFIELD W October 7 STOCKPORT L Macclesfield 3 W Stockport W 14 Macclesfield 2 W We welcome Warrington to The Memorial Ground for this evening’s rearranged league match. 21 Vale of Lune L HEATON MOOR W 28 ROCHDALE W LYMM L Ashton on Mersey Last week I observed that rearranged games on a Saturday didn’t seem to suit us as so many of our players scour the November 4 Warrington L Stockport W NORTH MANCHESTER W fixture list for blank dates and then make alternative arrangements. Wednesday night though is mid week and in the past, 11 NORTHWICH W VALE OF LUNE L L Altrincham Kersal W we had regular Wednesday night games. I always remember a special atmosphere when we used to play under 18 Rochdale L floodlights. Hopefully most of our players will be available to play this evening before packing up tomorrow or Friday to go 25 Burnage W PRESTON GH 3 W BURNAGE HWO away for an Easter weekend. If my theory is correct then maybe we should aim in future to play this kind of fixture December 2 BLACKBURN W Rossendale L Hope Valley W midweek. 9 Manchester P Macclesfield 3 P LITTLEBOROUGH P 16 ALTRINCHAM KERSAL P Trafford MV W We narrowly lost to a resurgent Burnage on Saturday 29-33 showing great character in the final 20 minutes of the game to 23 nearly come back to win a game we should have won. Burnage looked the stronger side in the first half running everything 30 at us and scoring some good tries. They also scored two quick tries at the start of the second half to create a virtually January 6 Waterloo L Lymm L GLOSSOP L unassailable lead. However, the Wolves came back with some tenacious rugby scoring some great tries of their own to be 13 Douglas (IOM) L STOCKPORT W MANCHESTER W pipped at the post. 20 ST. BENEDICTS W Wirral L Dukinfield W 27 Stockport W VALE OF LUNE L STOCKPORT W Warrington have had some good results of late beating Waterloo 20-19, Rochdale 29-19 and St Benedicts 96-3 before February 3 VALE OF LUNE P Rochdale P Heaton Moor losing to Stockport last Saturday 38-28. Both teams will want a return to winning ways so I hope we enjoy a good game of 10 Manchester L rugby tonight. They are one of seven clubs within five points of second place in this year’s league. 17 Rochdale W Preston GH 3 L ASHTON ON MERSEY 24 ALTRINCHAM KERSAL L It’s extraordinary that there should be so many of us with so little between us. I suspect that whoever ends up in second place will have a hard time of it in Level 5 if they should win the play off, unless they recruit heavily during the summer. I March 3 WARRINGTON P Rossendale L North Manchester 10 Northwich W MACCLESFIELD L ALTRINCHAM KERSAL note that Birkenhead Park, who went up last season for the second time in three years are on the way down again and 17 that last season’s run away league winners Kirkby Lonsdale are no more than a second half of the table outfit. Last 24 BURNAGE L Burnage HWO season’s N1E winner Pocklington about which I know little have also had a miserable time of it. What does all this tell us 28 WARRINGTON about the standard one league higher. Assuming that Vale of Lune go up, let’s see how they get on. April 7 Blackburn Lymm HOPE VALLEY 14 MANCHESTER STOCKPORT Littleborough Back on the local front, it was sad that Burnage couldn’t raise a team to play against our Hawks (3rd XV) but it was good 21 Carlisle Wirral BROUGHTON PARK to see the Hawks supporting the 1st XV and battering the bar as if they had played a tough game! 28 Last Saturday there was a large crowd for the game bolstered by a number of our sponsors attending for lunch. Whilst our Chairman, Jon Hitch thanked the sponsors for their support, I would also like to add my personal thanks and say that there is always a warm welcome for them down at the club. Several of the sponsors assisted with the 200 Club draw and the Raging Bull Senior U18 Colts : League C Following the conclusion of winners were: September 3 Macclesfield W February 4 the Preliminary 10 WIDNES D 11 Crewe & Nantwich First Prize £400 - Martin Hill (from our sponsors TWP) 17 Blackburn W 18 FYLDE League season Second Prize £200 - Mrs C Stock 24 Kirkby Lonsdale HWO 25 Makos W during which Third Prize £100 - G Alwyn-Jones each team plays Runners up with £40 each Matt Egan, Don Campbell and M I Jones. October 1 March 4 each other once, 8 Fylde HWO 11 WIDNES HWO Congratulations to all. 15 BOLTON W 18 the organising 22 25 WINNINGTON PARK seeding 29 Congratulations must also go to our Under 16’s who played Macclesfield away on Sunday and thrashed them 12-55 with committee will Louis Schofield scoring 4 tries, William Birchall getting 2 tries and Joe Dunn and Ethan Grantham getting one try each. November 5 Widnes April 8 FYLDE select the Calum Lovatt kicking 2 conversions. Well done to the whole squad for a fantastic performance especially against our local 12 15 conference rivals. 19 BLACKBURN W 22 Crewe & Nantwich 26 Winnington Park 29 leagues. Good luck next Saturday to the Vikings (2nd XV) who are at home to Preston Grasshoppers which will be a tough game so December 3 CREWE & NANTWICH W May 6 Cheshire Cup Final The Colts also all support will be welcome. Despite losing the last 5 games we are still in 5th position in the league above Macclesfield, 10 Fylde W Winnington Park have a League Stockport, Rochdale and Preston so this will be a good one to win. 17 MAKOS W 24 Cup competition 31 and the Cheshire January 7 Colts Cup to 14 Blackburn W compete in. 21 WINNINGTON PARK W 28 Widnes W The Artisan League N1W Forecasts Everybody’s forecasts in by due date this week. Red Gauntlet by Sir Walter Scott out of Abbortsford, just outside Melrose in the Borders still has his snout in front but not by much. There’s still a month to go and anything could happen. The Melrose Sevens, the oldest and original tournament of the abbreviated game will this year be on 14th. April. Stockport v Vale of Lune Vale of Lune v Rochdale Wilmslow Wilmslow v Warrington Stockport v Warrington 24th BenedictsSt v Rochdale Waterloo Waterloo v Blackburn Waterloo v Northwich Manchester v Douglas Wilmslow Wilmslow v Burnage Carlisle v Blackburn THIS WEEKTHIS TOTAL 2018 March 31st March Carlisle v Douglas St BenedictsSt v Alty Alty Kersal v Manchester 2018 Northwich TOTAL Bar Steward A A H A A H H 13 461 A A A A A A Basher H H H A H H H 22 420 A H A H A H Beer Keeper A A A A A A A 10 405 H A H A H A Braveheart H H A A A H H 16 479 A H H H A H Chicken Sarney H H H H H H H 22 431 H H H H A H Dick Dastardly & Mutley H H H A A H H 19 470 A A H A A A Draichgoch H A A A A H H 13 477 A H H A A H Fiery Basher A A H A A H H 13 467 A H H A A H Flying Scot H A H A A H H 16 457 H H H A A H H H A A A A H H 13 488 A H H A A H Jonty H A A A H H H 16 462 A A H H A H Kiwi H H H A H H H 22 445 A A H A A H Millie 29 A H H A H H H 19 472 H H H H H H Nob H H A A A H H 16 481 A H H A A H Pilgrims H A A A H H H 16 445 A H H A A H Red Gauntlet H H H A H H H 22 499 A H H A A H Romusus & Remus H A H A H H H 19 474 A H A H A H Shakey H H A A H H H 19 463 A A H A A H Super Ted H H A A A H H 16 460 A A H H A H Uncle Fester A A A A H H H 13 435 A H H A A H Results H H H P H H A Points Cherry Tree F a r m Lees Lane Mottram St. A n d r e w Tue - Fri 8.00am - 5.30pm Sat 8.00am - 5.00pm Sun Matured Cheshire Ribs of Beef on the Bone, Fillets, Sirloins, Rumps : Hand Made Pork & Cracked Pepper Sausages : Herb Cured Pancetta : Cheshire Pork Loin Chops : Legs and Shoulders of Lamb, Free Range Poultry and lots more………….
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