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Tunbridge Wells RFC V Westcliff RFC Saturday 2Nd December 2017 - 2.00Pm KO London and SE Premier PROGRAMME Programme Lucky Number 000 Tunbridge Wells RFC v Westcliff RFC Saturday 2nd December 2017 - 2.00pm KO London and SE Premier MATCHDAY SPONSOR 3242 RoyWelRugClu 148hx105w.qxp_Layout 1 31/07/2017 12:28 Page 1 g n i d r a o b d n a y a d d e - o discover c L O V E W H A T Y O U L E A R N Discover the My family has a long association with Bethany School, as it was Virtue “ founded by one of my “ ancestors. I’m so proud to represent the School now as of Learning an Academic scholar. Take a fresh look at Bethany School Eddie Barnes Yallowley, and discover a world of freedom. Academic Scholar, Year 10 No limiting your options, just the independence and support you need. For more information or to join us at Ask about Tenterden Scholarships Tunbridge Wells our next Open Morning please contact & Bursaries Kings Hill our Registrar. Sevenoaks bethanyschool.org.uk [email protected] 01580 211273 BETHANY SCHOOL, CURTISDEN GREEN, CRANBROOK, KENT TN17 1LB Welcome to TWRFC...from your Chairman Today we welcome Westcliff RFU from Essex for the very first time to St Marks on the 12th week of this Season’s London & SE Premier League. This week also marks the 14th anniversary of a tragic event that occurred back in 2003 when one of our up and coming stars was tragically killed in a road accident. Anthony Clarke, only son of our President Roger and his wife Sarah, was killed along with his very close friend Amy Donelan. Earlier today the annual rugby match was held between a TWRFC representative side and Bethany School, where Anthony attended, in memory of him. We also welcome 30 Bethany guests to our pre match lunch along with the rest of Anthony’s family and hope that you enjoy all the hospitality and great game of rugby that we see here at TWRFC. I had the honour of playing rugby with Anthony as he entered Senior rugby and he was a budding fly half with a great career ahead of him, so today has great significance for everyone who knew him at the Club. We start today in 7th position in the league with 30 points following a fan- tastic win against Sidcup last week whilst Westcliff are sitting in 5th on 37 points after a comfortable win over Sutton & Epsom. This league is proving to be very challenging where you can jump 3 or 4 places from week to week. It was great to see our boys putting in the best performance of the season last week against local rivals Sidcup and great to see us back to full strength. Unfortunately we lost Max Douch to a dislocated knee-cap and we wish him the all best and a speedy recovery and look forward to him seeing back out on the pitch very soon. A huge thank you to Bethany School for their on going support and spon- sorship of TWRFC, along with our other sponsors who make and help this Club be as successful as it is. We look forward to what I hope will be a very entertaining game of rugby this afternoon and best of luck to all the other team in blue and white! COYW!!! John Crees Chairman TWRFC The Ballboy Part 7 Hello Everyone, And welcome to my page. I’m the ball boy and I love to turn up and help out the 1st XV. Hopefully you will see me striding purposefully with my Gilbert’s in hand, ready to get the match underway and to hang out under the posts (oppositions preferably!). So looking into the opposition this week, I realised that they started life as an Old Boys club (like us). Westcliff High School for Boys. And one of their many famous alumni is Wilco Johnson, ex Dr Feelgood (Got it on milk and alcohol - remember that one?), and collaborator with the legend that is Ian Dury (and the Blockheads). Songs that Wilco and and Ian wrote were few, however the best one was Sueperman’s Big sister (intentionally misspelt so as not to be sued by DC Comics!) found on the 3rd Album, Laughter. He still lives in Southend, and clearly is a talented bloke! The other Old boy of musical note is Gary Brooker - he of Procol Harum fame. Whilst I wish good luck to both sides today, I pray it is not the mighty Well’s who ‘Turn a whiter shade of pale’ upon the final whistle! Love and peace to you all, Ian RIP as ‘there aint arf been some clever bastards!’ Balls to you all... Louis G (Ball boy) BOOK YOUR TABLE RESEARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT TWRFC SPAnish Black Tie Ball Saturday 10th March 19:00-00:30 Sort Code 20-88-13 Acc. No 3033597 Ref: Surname & age group. Please contact Senorita Sarah on [email protected] to book your table (minimum of 10 people) Dress code: Black Tie (Spanish dress optional) TWRFC CLUB RACE NIGHT SAT 13TH JANUARY From 7pm £10.00 includes... Fish and Chips Supper Your own named horse A fun night for club men and ladies Sponsor a race for £30? Contact: [email protected] 07976 297812 or facebook me! Support your club and banish those January blues!! Captains Corner Good afternoon everyone. We come into this game with a bag load of confidence following the best 80 minute performance we have produced all year against Sidcup last week. After losing to them both home and away last year, it was great to travel there as under dogs and come out with a 26-48 win. It was a great all round effort, but special mention to Brendan Crosilla, who played 80 minutes in his first game back from injury. With strong carries, solid defence and powerful scrummaging it’s good to have the big man back. Another mention has to go to Max Douch who was playing superbly, but unfortunately dislocated his knee. It wasn’t pretty , but we all wish you a speedy recovery and hopefully get you back to your nippy best in no time. This week we welcome Westcliff. A few of the boys remember our away trip to them in pre season last year so we are well aware of the threat they pose. They are just above us in the league, so it’s a big game in the context of both our seasons. Another big challenge which the whole squad are looking forward to. Enjoy the Game !!! COYW. Chaz Spence Captain, TWRFC 1st XV A clean sweep of wins for the might wells last week Sidcup 1sLast 26 week’sTunbridge Results Wells 1s 48 Medway 2s 14 Tunbridge Wells 2s 19 Tunbridge Wells 4s 33 Maidstone 3s 19 Tunbridge Wells Vets 21 Aylesford Vets 17 IT IS DECEMBER!!! Christmas Jumper Social 16th December WHOLE CLUB SOCIAL! Get that jumper out and wear it with pride! GET WELL SOON MAX DOUCH AND FRENCHIE Club results, news and snaps Tommo pleased as punch at the new arrival in the Callaway household! Congratulation x Results from weekend of 18th Nov Vigo 2s 18 Tunbridge Wells 4s 15 Tunbridge Wells Vets 33 Medway Vets 5 London SE Premier - Results - Table - Fixtures Two wins in 2 weeks for our Legendary Mighty Vets The front row union looking good as both props kneel to make Milo look tall! Hands up if you are a rucking machine? Vets Manager Tommo becomes a dad for the 3rd time Felicity Audrey Calllaway, born 20th Nov weighing in at 10lbs8. Emilia, 2 tries in 2 games for Billy and Toby enjoying their new older sibling roles. Mummy doing well, and Tommo could do with a beer xx Wells 3s slowly moving up the table Wells 4s get their first win of the season 2s Table not updated at time of going to press Introducing TWRFC Ladies U18s Katie Louise Hazelden is a brand new player this year for TWRFC Ladies and is experimenting with most positions in the front 5. Came to us after previously doing team games on horses! Why rugby? Because we all work as a team and it is really fun. It reminds me of my mounted team games that I used to do. Known for: Coming to every training session and matches - including Simon’s fit- ness sessions! The hard work will pay off Katie THE SEATING SPECIALISTS Proud sponsors of www.tekmilitaryseating.com www.sitsmart.co.uk www.tekseating.co.uk 01892 515028 01892 510202 01892 515028 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] PLAYER PROFILE Brendan Anthony Mauro Crosilla. Position: Prop. Occupation: PE Teacher. Age: 26. Previous Clubs: Parramatta Two Blues & Hawkesbury Valley RFC. Achievements: Hawkesbury Valley player of the year, Shute Sheild first grade, Nation Rugby Competion Development squad and most of all playing for TWRFC. Fun facts: At one stage worked as a shirtless waiter. THE ANTHONY CLARKE MEMORIAL FUND The Anthony Clarke Memorial Fund was set up at TWRFC and at Bethany School Goudhurst to commemorate the life of Anthony Clarke. Anthony had joined Tunbridge Wells as an U6 and progressed to the 1st Xv as an 18 year old. Although his preferred position was scrum half he played at fly half and at full back in a season where TWRFC were playing RFU level 6 Rugby. He was about to start a Kent U 20 season and had already played for the Kent Senior Seven in a County Championship competition. In late November 2003 Anthony very sadly died in a road accident along with his long term friend Amy Donelan who had just left Bedgebury School.
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