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Medway V Thurrock 190112 MEDWAY M E D U B W C L A Y L R A L U B G T RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB O B Y O F P MATCH PROGRAMME R I E S T F I E L D S WWW.MRFC.NET • LONDON DIVISION 1 (SOUTH) • EST. 1931 KO 2.00PM MEDWAY RFC VS PRIESTFIELDS MATCHDAY SPONSOR THURROCK RFC BULLOCKSM TOURING E D 12 JANUARY 2019 • £2 U B W C L A Y L R A L U B G T B O Y O F P R I E S T F I E L D S M E D U B W C L A Y L R A L U B G T B O Y O F P CHAIRMAN’S WELCOME R I E S T F I E L D S It’s a New Year, a New Clubhouse and a very warm welcome and a Happy NewYear from all of us on the committee of Medway Rugby Club. Exciting times, as today we welcome Thurrock RFC Ellan Gray onto our noble grounds and I’m sure that it will be a hard fought contest that we will all enjoy watching. But, that’s not all that we have on today. Our extra 1sts are playing Beckenham and the mighty Crusaders are playing Ash, so there will be 3 massive home games for us all to support Contractors Limited and enjoy. Meanwhile, our Development Squad will be playing away at Canterbury and we wish them the best of luck. On Sunday, the rugby just keeps on coming. With both our u15 and u18 girls playing in some massive cup games and our ladies team playing against Chesham with a 14:00 ko in a must win encounter, all at home. Lets hope that the ladies Head Coach Lee Fiddyment will finish the day with smile on his face, as these are some big games for all of the clubs involved. Also, I would like to congratulate the u13 girls who won their Kent 7’s competition in December, our girls section just keeps rolling on and on and are always looking for new players to join the ever growing section. And in the morning, we have the u17s playing against Aylesford and they would like as much support that we can muster to help carry them over the winning line, along with our massive mini’s section playing away at Ashford. And the good times just keep on coming. On Friday the 25th January we’re hosting our first quiz night in the new Club House and we’re looking for people to get a group of 8 together to raise funds for Medway. Please look on the website for further information. On Saturday 16th February Graham McManus is hosting a 70’s Ladies Night at the Franklin Rooms, Gillingham, with all proceeds going to Improve Mental Health in Medway Charity, a noteworthy cause. For more information please contact Graham at [email protected]. So its exciting times and a massive amount of rugby to be played, so enjoy the weekend and lets The complete building service roar Medway up the Hill! Mo If you are in need of a building contractor in the Vice Chairman South East of England, look no further than Ellan Gray Contractors Ltd. M E D W U B A C L Y L 01634 832 032 L E: [email protected] R A U B www.ellangraycontractors.co.uk G T B O Y O F P R I E S T F I E L D S TODAYS MATCH & BALL SPONSORS M E D U B W C L A Y L R A L U B G T B O Y O F P R I E S T F I E L D S We are proud to sponsor the Mighty Medway and look forward to a cracking match up against our friends Thurrock from across the river. Bullocks Touring provides financial and logistical planning plus worldwide tour accounting services to Major performing artistes. We are currently successfully working on upcoming tours to Australia / New Zealand, South America plus a Las Vegas residency. We are currently unsuccessfully working on a major European tour, as with just 80 days to go to Brexit, no one has the slightest idea what rules and laws will apply. But hey, blue passports. Come on the Medway Touring Royalties Rights www.bullocks.co.uk M E D U B W C L A Y L R A L U B G T B O Y O F P R I E S T F I E L D S M E D U B W C L A Y L R A L U B G T B O Y O F CLUB NEWS P S Taff Gwilliam R I E S T F I E L D Wealth management advice to The 1st XV Squad update is that Charlie Wardzynski remains sidelined with his ankle injury for a couple more weeks. Max Easton hopes to return kick-start your financial planning to training next week following a minor operation on his leg. James Dance hopes to be back training in the coming weeks following his hand operation. Billy Humphrey makes his return to the Extras following a period of unavailability. Zach Garratt, Max Bullock, Tom Miles and Matthew Beard have all been invited into the extended Kent under 20 Squad and will train at Charlton Park RFC on 20th January. On Friday 25th January a quiz night is being held in the clubhouse. It should be a good evening of general knowledge testing and fun. Teams of up to 8 are encouraged to enter. The recent Kent Messenger Awards evening saw Medway 1st XV secure the bronze prize in the Team of the Year category. Also securing a bronze prize was Gordon Stone in the unsung hero category. Congratulations to all involved. t roppus ot duorP ot roppus t yawdeM ybguR labtooF l bulC Next week the 1st XV travel away to London Cornish. A coach will be laid on from the club. Please book your seat with Taff or Peter Rann. The cost will be £10 per head return and will include a free beer. We provide a comprehensive wealth management service, offering specialist face-to-face advice tailored to you. 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