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Schofield Hoping New Tiger Recruit Can Show His Claws ISSUE 04 | YORKSHIRE CARNEGIE vs DONCASTER KNIGHTS | FRIDAY 9TH OCTOBER, 2015 WHAT'S INSIDE CARNEGIE 2 3 5 7 Get up to Catch up Championship Introducing date with the with all the Review - the today's club's facts, goings-on at story of how visitors, TIMES fi gures & Headingley the season is Doncaster THE OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF YORKSHIRE CARNEGIE fi xtures Carnegie unfolding Knights Schofi eld hoping new Tiger recruit can show his claws orkshire Carnegiesecond Tim Fourie was Head Coach playing with Yorkshire Carnegie aiming to get my level 3. I said Both sides are going well row ean Schofi eld has when the likes of future ngland and a chance to give something to them that I would give it a coming into this game and Ycome to the rescue this international Luther Burrell back to the game. He revealed, shot, if it works that would be it should make for a great week after he was able to draft went on loan to the lower I have been coaching Sedgley great and if things didn’t work spectacle especially on the in debutant prop Ben Black division side and now Schofi eld Park this season and Ben has out, I would walk away with no fantastic surface at Headingley from the team he coaches in his continues that tradition in been playing really well for us. hard feelings for either party. Carnegie. We are fortunate to spare time, Sedgley Park. National Two North. Sedgley Park played against “It is good for me, at the get to play on a surface of that The Tigers have long had Schofi eld admits coaching ylde in pre-season and the stage I am at in my career, to uality every other week and a relationship with the club has given him a welcome coaching staff saw him on tape take my mind off the day to day it creates a uick game every stretching back to the days distraction from the day-to- when they were previewing grind of being a professional time. We have had a good look when former Leeds back rower day schedule of training and our game and liked the look of player. They have had a at oncaster this week and they him. They have brought him cracking start to the season do a lot of things well. I know a in this week and he is made with fi ve wins from fi ve games few of their lads in the back row up to be involved. He is a big and they are sitting pretty at and they are certainly not shy South African lad who doesn’t the top of the table so long may in coming forward and they will say much but goes well at tight that continue. be looking to get under the skin head prop. I think it sends out Schofi eld is looking forward of our players. a signal that it is never too late to tonight’s clash with “It was important to get the and you are on the radar if you promotion rivals oncaster win at Cornish Pirates. It is continue to play well. nights after the Castle Park a long journey, especially for I signed professionally late side have made an impressive an old bloke like myself The on in my career development start to the season. He added, coaching staff have looked after and I think it is good for the We are looking forward to us this week after that trip. It game if players can still get a tonight’s game derby matches is tough place to go and I can shot at the professional ranks. are always great games to be imagine a lot of teams struggle There is no pressure on him involved in and I know that down there in December and and hopefully he’ll enjoy the oncaster beat Yorkshire January so it was nice to get occasion. Carnegie in both meetings last it out of the way now and get I was completely open with season, so that adds an extra bit the fi ve points. We have had Sedgley Park this year as I of spice to this meeting. There some time off this week to had never been a Head Coach is a lot at stake, we have had prepare because of the short and obviously I wasn’t sure a good look at them this week turnaround but when the lads what my time commitments and we always have the utmost have been in we have trained would always be with Yorkshire respect for our opposition. really well, it has been a case Carnegie having only signed They look well drilled with a of uality rather than uantity this year. I said I would like big set of forwards and quick this week and that leaves us in Ben Black has joined the club from Sedgley to get involved having gained backs so we know it is going to good shape to face oncaster, Park, where Dean Schofi eld is Head Coach my level 2 coaching badge and be a tough game. added Schofi eld. DoncasterLondon ScottishKnights 1 ISSUE 04 | YORKSHIRE CARNEGIE vs DONCASTER KNIGHTS | FRIDAY 9TH OCTOBER, 2015 YORKSHIRE CARNEGIE FIXTURE LIST 2015-16 Date KO H/A Comp Opposition Result (F-A) SEPTEMBER 2015 Sun 6th Sep 15:00 H CHAMP Jersey l 39-22 Sun 13th Sep 14:00 A CHAMP Rotherham Titans l 20-11 un t e M aing raifiners l 40-28 at t e M onon ottis l 27-30 OCTOBER 2015 FACTS & FIGURES Sun 4th Oct 15:00 A CHAMP Cornish Pirates l 26-13 ri t t M onaster YORKSHIRE CARNEGIE ROLL CALL 2015-16 Sun 18th Oct 13:30 A CHAMP Bristol Rugby un t t M Moseey ame osition ge - eason arnegie areer ebut tarts ubs ries ts tarts ubs ries ts NOVEMBER 2015 Josh Bainbridge Back Row 1.83m 94kg 17/04/96 19 1 2 0 0 8 11 4 20 V Doncaster 28/09/14 Sat 7th Nov 15:00 A CHAMP Bedford Blues Jack Barnard Back Row 1.83m 84kg 12/10/94 20 4 10 1 5 - - - - V Aberavon 07/12/13 un t ov u sreys at uersfie M Richard Beck Back Row 1.88m 100kg 13/06/89 26 0 0 0 0 45 25 8 40 V Leicester 08/11/09 Fri 20th Nov 20:00 A B&I Cup Munster A Charlie Beech Prop 1.85m 120kg 21/07/87 28 3 2 3 15 27 11 6 30 V Bristol 13/10/13 Lewis Boyce Prop 1.89m 111kg 30/07/96 19 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 V Rotherham 10/10/14 ri t ov M onon es Ryan Burrows Number Eight 1.93m 105kg 25/04/88 27 5 0 0 0 90 7 22 110 V London Welsh 04/09/11 DECEMBER 2015 Tom Casson Centre 1.83m 94Kg 06/04/90 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Fri 4th Dec 19:45 A CHAMP Nottingham Jon Clarke Centre 1.88m 96kg 22/10/83 31 0 0 0 0 21 6 4 20 V Plymouth 04/01/2014 un t e u onon ot at arboroug RU David Doherty Winger 1.83m 92kg 28/01/87 28 2 1 1 5 83 9 42 227 V Northampton 02/05/04 Sat 19th Dec 15:00 A B&I Cup London Scottish Matt Dudman Scrum half 1.70m 80kg 22/09/93 21 0 1 0 0 7 8 1 5 V Rotherham 21/09/11 James Fitzpatrick Centre 1.85m 108kg 06/07/87 28 3 1 1 0 8 5 1 0 V Moseley 19/09/14 un t e M Roteram itans Andy Forsyth Centre 1.88m 87Kg 09/09/90 25 3 2 3 15 3 2 3 15 V Jersey 06/09/15 JANUARY 2016 Christian Georgiou Full back 1.85m 90kg 09/01/92 23 3 0 0 0 46 7 10 66 V Currie 13/11/11 Sat 2nd Jan 1500 A CHAMP aling Trailfinders Oli Goss Centre 1.80m 85kg 21/12/87 27 0 0 0 0 56 8 11 55 V Jersey 21/10/12 un t an u Munster at uersfie RU Joe Graham Hooker 1.83m 104kg 03/06/87 28 0 0 0 0 27 34 3 15 V Nottingham 31/08/12 Max Green Scrum half 1.86m 85Kg 13/02/96 19 1 0 1 5 1 0 1 5 V Ealing 20/09/15 Sat 23rd Jan 14:00 A B&I Cup Ospreys Premiership Select Joel Hodgson Scrum half 1.78m 79Kg 01/08/92 23 2 0 0 11 1 0 0 11 V London Scot 26/09/15 Sat 30th Jan 15:00 A CHAMP London Scottish Jonah Holmes Winger 1.83m 91kg 24/07/92 23 5 0 1 5 44 2 27 135 V Nottingham 31/08/12 FEBRUARY 2016 Ben Hooper Prop 1.83m 117kg 08/07/87 28 0 0 0 0 13 34 5 25 V Nottingham 31/08/12 un t eb M ornis irates Lee Imiolek Prop 1.85m 110kg 21/09/90 24 2 3 0 0 25 52 4 20 V Nottingham 31/08/12 Sat 13th Feb 14:30 A CHAMP Doncaster Chris Jones Back Row 1.96m 108kg 24/06/82 33 3 1 0 0 18 3 2 10 V Cornish Pir.
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