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Cambridge Rugby Union Football Club National League One Cambridge V Rosslyn Park Saturday 14Th October 2017 President’Smessage Match Sponsor: Cambridge Rugby Union Football Club National League One Cambridge v Rosslyn Park www.crufc.co.uk Saturday 14th October 2017 president’smessage Dear Members and Supporters Plymouth. For me it was the 07:44 from Royston that we aren’t winning games. No complaints via Paddington. Packed trains indicate that the rail about the officials, never as you’d like it but its industry is doing OK but why they need to employ down to us to score not them. So a long coach mobile network jammers at Paddington just to try ride back returning at 02:00 gave us plenty of and get a few quid by making you log onto their time to ponder. network is beyond me. Déjà vu, we arrive on the The 2nd’s put on a real show at Grange Road outskirts of Plymouth and the heavens opened last week in a game that saw Gareth Baxter score and memories of last years game with a slippy ball from his own charge down for the draw. Little literally came flooding back. The club manager publicity of the fact that this was our genuine met me at the door (no dignitaries present) and a 2nd team who now compete the Zoo league sparse gathering enjoyed a good lunch. against the likes of Jersey, London Scottish and It’s an interesting location in a council owned Richmond 2’s. We are tremendously proud of ground. The former pavilion of the Navy Cricket how well they have done and please keep an eye Club now looks out in the direction of a new stand on the website for their progress this season. and the faded grandeur of a large former military We welcome Rosslyn Park once again to Volac stone arch in a state of disrepair is at the far end. Park. Rosslyn have not had the best of starts this The rain stopped and Cambridge were out of season but a good win last week may have seen the traps early showing good intent. Without them turn the corner. Cambridge will need to be doubt they were more than dominant in the first at their best to contain their fast flowing style of half and probably had two thirds of possession play but hopefully our pack will do some damage. yet once again the tries just weren’t coming. Fingers crossed we can sort out our home More of the same in the second half and with the problems with a win today. early introduction of Jamie Dever, Plymouth were in real trouble in the pack and penalties started Steve Bowller to flow. So with all that going on its a mystery President Meet the Committee Steve Bowller Gary Barr Deborah Barr President Secretary Membership Secretary Rob Dean Alan Banks Shaun Grady Chairman Committee Member Publicity John Creighton Adrian Fraser Ross Stewart Chairman (Mini & Youth) Web and Social Media Director of Rugby JJ Jeffrey Gordon Newbound Treasurer Head of Estates DEVELOPING QUALITY HOMES THROUGHOUT CAMBRIDGE hill.co.uk HARVESTHARVEST INSTALLATIONSINSTALLATIONS HARVEST MAXI STIRRER Z and Stirrer, to updating existing drying HARVEST CONSTANT HUMIDITY CONTROLLER Gives you guaranteed drying conditions, 24/7 Y CALL: 01795 533903 XUnits 2&3 Oaklands Park, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, IP33 2RW. Depot also at Faversham, Kent www.harvestinstallations.co.uk Converting property value The Warehouse, 33 Bridge Street, Cambridge, CB2 1UW 01223 273950 / www.turnstoneestates.com Think property, think Savills Advice may be easy to come by. But how do you get the right property advice? 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On only their second visit to the home 22 Plymouth went in the game averaging 45 Cambridge took the lead when a speculative points a match but struggled to put away a kick ahead bounced kindly for skipper Mike Cambridge side who defended very well, Ayrton who won the race to the touchdown. particularly close to their try line. Fly half Ben Penfold missed the conversion Plymouth had numerous chances to before Albion took the lead on the half hour.
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