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Club President JON HITCH Welcomes ASPATRIA Fixtures and Results 2010 - 11 Club President Wolves Vikings Hawks 4ths. N1W SU1 SU4S SU5E JON HITCH SEP 3 BROUGHTON PK L Trafford MV L Whitchurch P STOCKPORT 5 W 10 Northwich L ROSSENDALE P BOWDON W Bowdon W Welcomes 17 ANSELMIANS W Waterloo W Heaton Moor 2 W HEATON MOOR 3 L 24 LEIGH L Leigh W OLD BEDIANS 2 Didsbury TH ASPATRIA OCT 1 Widnes L STOCKPORT 3 W Didsbury TH W ASHTON ON M 3 W 8 ASPATRIA Macclesfield 3 NORTHWICH 4 Holmes Chapel 2 15 Sandbach SANDBACH Winnington Pk I will start with a little rant this week- sorry! England! Apart from a squad selection and 22 ROCHDALE Preston GH 3 Knutsford 2 MACCLESFIELD game management ( I like bringing this buzz phrase in every week now!!) that I could 29 Carlisle CARLISLE OSWESTRY 2 Crewe & Nantwich criticise heavily – has the Manager been promised a knighthood? The control and NOV 5 VALE OF LUNE Aldwinians Crewe & Nantwich BUXTON 2 12 Liverpool St. H BIRKENHEAD PK ACTON NOMADS 1 Acton Nomads 2 demeanour of the squad is terrible. Whilst I am sure other teams have problems (the 19 WIRRAL Wirral Northwich CONGLETON 2 26 French!) the social naivety of the players and the lack of control is really something to despair at! – I suppose it is a reflection of the state of the top of the rugby tree and I hope DEC 3 Wigton KENDAL TRAFFORD MV Lymm 10 NORTHWICH Rossendale Bowdon BOWDON it does not permeate too far down the trunk. Saying that, I still expect a win today by 17 Anselmians WATERLOO HEATON MOOR 2 Heaton Moor 3 England! 24 31 JAN 7 Leigh Sandbach Old Bedians 2 DIDSBURY TH Back to real rugby! Wilmslow Wolves have not played well in their last two matches 14 WIDNES Stockport 3 DIDSBURY TH Ashton on Mersey 3 21 since my last missive. They have sporadically shown good quality but have not dominated 28 Aspatria MACCLESFIELD 3 Northwich 4 HOLMES CHAPEL 2 and really have finished both games poorly. We have a good coaching team headed by FEB 4 SANDBACH Sandbach WINNINGON PK Giles and I am sure they are working with the squad to address this. 11 18 Rochdale PRESTON GH 3 KNUTSFORD 2 Macclesfield 25 So we welcome Aspatria today! I have good memories of a friendly welcome and entertainment at their ground and I hope they enjoy our hospitality after such a long MAR 3 CARLISLE Carlisle Oswestry 2 CREWE & N‘TWCH 10 Vale of Lune ALDWINIANS CREWE & NA’WICH Buxton 2 journey. I have wondered at the origin of the town’s name. It is Celt/Viking for ‘ The Ash 17 ACTON NOMADS 2 24 LIVERPOOL ST. H Birkenhead Pk Acton Nomads 1 Congleton 2 tree of St Patrick ‘ – so now you know! The club has been in existence for over a 100 31 Wirral WIRRAL NORTHWICH years - and had contributed many players to the old county system of Cumberland/ APR 7 Northumberland over the years - even having an England player – Tosh Holliday – in the 14 WIGTON Kendal Trafford MV LYMM 21 Broughton Pk TRAFFORD MV WHITCHURCH Stoockport 5 1920’s, who had the rare honour of playing for his country at both rugby codes. 28 The Wolves have played them 5 times – the first in 1987 – Losing three but winning the Junior Colts (U17s) last two meetings. They seem not to play as well away from home – to get a settled Raging Bull Junior Colts League : Division A amateur side to travel long distances is difficult- at Broughton Park they had eight regular SEP 4 Stockport L DEC 4 Wirral MAR 4 LEAGUE CUP 1ST RD players not available. But they are a good hard team and last weeks win against 11 PRESTON GH L 11 11 LEAGUE CUP 2ND RD 18 Sandbach L 18 ALTRINCHAM KERSAL 18 LEAGUE CUP 3RD RD Northwich does show their quality. So we expect a close game today. 25 Macclesfield W 25 25 CHESHIRE CUP 3RD RD The Vikings, 3rds and Ravens had very good wins again last week. I watched the 3rds OCT 2 WIRRAL L JAN 8 Caldy APR 1 LEAGUE CUP 4TH RD 9 Altrincham Kersal 15 BROUGHTON PARK 8 Development team in a close match against Heaton Moor 2nds the week before. and the 16 CALDY 22 Lymm 15 LEAGUE CUP 5TH RD standard of rugby was impressive and entertaining. I have also made a date in my diary to 23 Broughton Park 29 22 LEAGUE CUP 6TH RD 30 Lymm 29 LEAGUE CUP FINALS watch the Junior Colts as, quite unknowingly, I played golf with one of their fathers – he NOV 6 Preston GH FEB 5 CHESHIRE CUP 2ND RD MAY 6 CHESHIRE CUP FINAL was very enthusiastic about the Colts, although Welsh, and scathing about England - 13 SANDBACH 12 STOCKPORT 13 COCK-O-THE-NORTH 20 MACCLESFIELD 19 FINALS which brings me back to my first point!!!!! 27 CHESHIRE CUP 1ST RD 26 Finally, congratulations to the U9s on their success in winning their age group at the NORTH 1 WEST : http://www.rfu.com : httpe://www.rugbyroundup.com Stockport festival last weekend. NORTH WEST UNIVERSITY OF SALFORD INTERMEDIATE LEAGUES : http://www.rfu.com : http://www.nowirul.org.uk COLTS : http://www.rfu.com : http://www.colts-rugby.org.uk Sadly the Junior Colts seem to be vying with the Wolves for 2010 - 2011 SEASON Hon. President Wolves Captain the worst playing record in the club. One win in four outings Wilmslow RUFC Jon Hitch Dan Wright Kings Road Immediate Past President Vice Captain is a disappointing return and last Sunday they were Wilmslow David Barker Bob MacCallum comprehensively beaten by a decent looking Wirral outfit. SK9 5PZ Hon. Club Chairman Director of Rugby Dave Scanlon Daz Lucas Team P W D L F A Diff Pts Adj Tel : 01625 522274 Hon. Secretary Club Coach Stockport Junior Colts 5 5 0 0 138 40 98 15 0 Barry Fisher Giles Heagerty Wirral Junior Colts 5 4 0 1 116 45 71 13 0 Hon. Treasurer Vikings Captain Sandbach Junior Colts 5 4 0 1 126 69 57 13 0 Tony Kersh Liam MacCrea Caldy Junior Colts 5 3 0 2 162 66 96 11 0 Hawks Captain Broughton Park Junior Colts 5 3 0 2 89 128 -39 11 0 Club Website Matt Tucker Lymm Junior Colts 5 2 0 3 91 130 -39 9 0 www pitchero.com/clubs/wilmslow Ravens Captain Preston Grasshoppers Junior Colts 5 1 1 3 62 77 -15 8 0 Jim Senior Wilmslow Junior Colts 5 1 0 4 69 140 -71 7 0 Macclesfield Junior Colts 5 1 0 4 93 171 -78 7 0 Altrincham Kersal Junior Colts 5 0 1 4 45 125 -80 6 0 Magazine Editor and Club Press Officer : David Pike Tel : 01625 525616 : 07886 588524 : [email protected] The Wirral side started like an express train, passing and moving the ball sweetly and had the Wilmslow boys defending desperately. Later in the half, the home team did feature briefly as an attacking force but when the visitors went 12-0 ahead early in the second half, it was really all Wilmslow RUFC is an SPONSORING ORGANISATIONS 2011-12 over and three further tries followed. For Wilmslow, Wilf Noden put in a feisty performance at open community scrum half and there were glimpses of class from Callum Westaway with his angles of running based club, offering a ACF : Alan Lang : All U Need and crisp passing but there wasn’t much else to get excited about. game to anyone Allied Corporate Finance coming through the Barrington Sports Martin Hill’s side played their first match of gates from the age of Beauchamp Charles : Bengal Tiger Lily the season last Sunday, comprehensively six upwards - with no beating Crewe and Nantwich. They were Byrom plc : Chapel Interiors upper age limit. clearly the stronger side in all departments, running in at least Chelsea Flowers : easyfish : Eden Deli : FGP six tries. Gascoigne Halman : gas-elec Nevertheless, Gemma Jones Photography : Glaisyers subscriptions and bar Also winning comfortably were the U14s and U13s but the Gusto Alderley Edge : KPMD Group receipts are just not U15s were too disorganised and ill prepared to beat Marple. Lee Floorstok : Loch Fyne Restaurants : The WHS boys were playing their third game in four days so it sufficient to maintain Lymm Truckwash : Maxwells of Wilmslow would be hardly surprising if they were a wee bit tired. the wonderful sports Michael J Chapman field we have here. Morley Green Garden Centre : Motrax P J Design : Printerland.co.uk STYLISTS & BARBERS We, therefore, Royles Jaguar : S C & P Jones FOR GENTLEMEN AND STIG’Shop acknowledge and Slater Heelis : Stationery Solutions thank all those (YOUNG) WOLVES Stigs Barbers Shop : TD Travel Options individuals and The Farmers Arms : The Horse and Jockey organisations, who The Lighting and Interiors Group have supported the TNN Taxi & Chauffeur Services club, the teams and The Vets’ Place the players this The Wilmslow Half Marathon CHAPEL LANE season either by TWP Financial Planning sponsorship, Tuesday to Friday Wheatsheaf Press : Wilmslow IT advertising or 9.00am to 6.00pm. Wilmslow Chiropractic Clinic donation. Without Wilmslow Electrical : Wilmslow Glass Saturday them we just would 8.00am to 3.30pm. not be here. North 1 West Saturday 24th. September 2011 Wilmslow 17—45 Leigh Leigh, who only avoided relegation last season on a technicality, have developed into a much improved outfit. They have many of the same players as last season and from the outset they were much the better organised team in everything they did.
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