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Vs. Liverpool St Helens Saturday 23 September 2017— 3pm K.O. vs. Liverpool St Helens Sunday 24 September 2017 U13’s v Hoylake—11 am. K.O. U15’s v Hoylake—11 am. K.O. Admission by Programme £5.00 Members £3.00 ANSELMIANS RUGBY UNION FOOTBALL CLUB LTD SEASON 2017 –2018 789:;<=9> ? =@@8;:9> =@ <A: ;BCD Chairman Ravi Sibal 07921 0654888 [email protected] Finance Director Neil Turner 07779 105388 n.turner@ blankstonesington.co.uk 1ommercial 2irector 2avid Hunt 07525 731501 [email protected] 2irector of Rugby Famie Kimpton 07967 236448 [email protected] 1ompany Secretary Mark Ghaley 07710 679654 mark_whaley@(scali.co.uk 1lub Secretary Lucy Hopwood 07500 201561 [email protected] 0reasurer Paul /leming 07710 495463 paul.*[email protected] /ixtures L Membership 0ony McArdle 07808 168976 [email protected] 1lub Steward ,uy /rew 07815 130640 [email protected] Gelfare OIcer Peter ,rady 07772 912210 [email protected] Merchandise OIcer Fohn 0homas 07739 219272 [email protected] Merchandise OIcer Sam O"1onnor 07793 259865 [email protected] 200 1lub Secretary Fason Abbot 07770 398447 %ason@proac(vepropertyuk.com 1ounty Rep / R/U 0icket Secretary 2avis Gilde 0151 334 3750 House Secretary Richard Kimpton 07966 205935 [email protected] ,round Secretary ,eraint Fones 07758 800580 geraint%[email protected] Medical OIcer 2r 2avid Price 07711 912226 Programme / NewsleMer Editor Fim McKenNie 07854 005433 %immcken,[email protected] RCODP QRSRO:Q:S< 1lub 1aptain Nick Hearn 07846 480766 [email protected] 1rusaders 1aptain Mavericks 1aptain Andy Smith 07949 629047 [email protected] 1st 0eam Manager Andy O"1onnor 07793 259865 [email protected] 1rusaders Manager Neil Redfearn 07745 590367 [email protected] Mavericks Manager 0im Goodward 07972 236956 [email protected] Head 1oach Andy McKinney 07557 748753 amckinney@wirralgrammar oys.com Senior STuad 1oach Andy Powell 07850 215772 [email protected] Senior STuad 1oach Paul Kay 07515 697411 [email protected] Head of Funior Rugby 2an Arnold 07968 484949 [email protected] Senior 1olts Head 1oach Sean Nolan 07827 948894 seannolan@ (nternet.com Senior 1olts 1oach Ian -raithwaite 07714 147669 ian raithwaite@(scali.co.uk Senior 1olts 1oach 2el Alderson 07762 834496 s.oneil511@ (nternet.com Senior 1olts Manager Fohn 0homas 07739 219272 %[email protected] Anselmians Rugby Union Football Club Ltd—A Private Company Limited by Guarantee Malone Field—Eastham Village Road—Eastham-Wirral– Cheshire-CH62 0BJ 0151 327 1613—www.pitchero.com/clubs/anselmiansrufc . out .nselmians Our /ounding Players With the advent of -rst merit ta les and2 now2 league rug y2 many of our tradi(onal -Atures have lapsed. The COldE was dropped from the name and C.nselmiansE 1st FG now compete in the South Lancashire/Cheshire Division One. The 2nd ICrusaders) and 3rd IMavericks) FGs play in Division 3 South and Division 5 West2 and the thriving mini and %unior sec(on is the envy of many clu s. Old Anselmians Since 19472 the clu has Ravi Si al recently ecame clu produced a num er of 3uality chairman with a speci-c rief to Rugby Union rug y players. .us(n Healey prepare the clu for the neAt would go on to win -4y one chapter in its history. Two key /ootball 1lub England caps and tour with elements to the clu 0s plans are the 5ri(sh and Irish Lions. In the development of younger was created when a the 1995196 7ive 8a(ons players and the uilding of a group of Old Boys of compe((on2 Chris(an new clu house which will set St. Anselm’s College Saverimu9o was capped the clu on course to ful-l its three (mes for Ireland. am i(on of ecoming the got together a5er premier spor(ng/social clu in the Second World More recently2 in 20022 5en Wirral and West Cheshire. Johnston2 the 8o<ngham War through a player/coach2 was capped Anselmians remains a shared love of rugby. twice y England2 whilst Chris friendly and forward Pilgrim2 has played for thinking club true to the Early playing facili(es and 8ewcastle 7alcons2 Yorkshire vision of those young men ameni(es were primi(ve Carnegie and the 5ar arians. who began it all with the and it wasn0t un(l the mid1 .nd2 of course2 erstwhile simple wish: 1950s that the clu coach2 Simon Mason2 who relocated to its present was also capped three (mes Vto play rugby with a smile.W home here in Eastham y Ireland in the 1995196 7ive village. 8a(ons compe((on. Chairman0s 8otes players and returning players helping create more strength in depth in the clu . We are also welcoming a new side at the clu 2 we launch our full contact senior women0s side on the 2nd Octo er. We are looking to uild this up with leadership from Mel Chapman. Club Chairman—Ravi Sibal OL the -eld we have een making great progress with the What a start we have had on development of the Rug y the 6eld, we have had a great .m assador community2 start for the 1st 8V with wins leading the charge for %uniors at Southport and Tyldesley recruitment and development and the Maveric:s being of the management side of the unbeaten with 4 wins!! %unior sec(on. We are playing a great style of We have also welcomed rug y this season with open on oard a new sponsor for the running and playing with the 3rd team MPILN0 who are kit all in hand. sponsors for the current season . It0s great to see the impact of our new coaching set up and the revitalised clu spirit. We Ravi Sibal are seeing an in%ec(on of new Club Chairman A warm Anselmians welcome to the players, officials and supporters of the Liverpool St Helens team. retains his place in the front row . .nt Evans comes ack into the ack row following work du(es whilst Dan Meredith gets his -rst start of the season at 9 . .dam 5ramall starts on the wing and Iain Taylor resumes at 15. We welcome newcomer Stu Costello into the s3uad who %oins Saints from Leodensians 2 having also played at Otley and Morley2 he rings eAperience and compe((on into the ack row posi(ons . The CrusadersI2 nd Av) posted a great score last 2irector of Rugby — Famie Kimpton week against Congleton and are now eginning to show they elong in Div 3 south 2 This week 8eil O .lan take The Crusaders over to play LSH LSH have started the season well of all teams so it should prove to e a great and sit at the top of the league game as oth teams are locked together in the having won 3 from 3 and taken a league . winning bonus point in all games . Tim and The Mavericks remain un eaten and .ndy 8orthey has them on point and we sit at the summit of Div 5 West .This week they will have to keep a close eye on the make the short trip to face Prenton in a local impressive wingers Romano O Mc ride who der y . are scoring tries for fun 2 the la9er crossing for a hat1trick last week against the Medics The senior colts have done eAcellently winning of Manchester . Livewire skipper Darren their last 2 games against Li9le orough at Wilson will also need watching closely as home and Winnington Park away and this week most of the good LSH work sees him travel to face West Park . Sean deserves a lot involved . of credit for keeping this s3uad together and -elding a compe((ve team . 7ollowing a decent home win against Tyldesley2 Saints came up short last week ,ood luck to all Saints teams this weekend . A away at West Park and will need to protect big thank you to all of our sponsors and the all e9er today ..ndy makes several volunteers . Please be loud and fair in your changes to the team today through in%ury support of all Saints teams , with respect for and unavaila ility . Jack Richards comes our opposiYon and match day referee . ack into the front row along side skipper 8ick Hearn at hooker whilst Lewis Peen 0his Geek"s South Lancs / 1heshire One /ixtures Anselmians - Liverpool St Helens Bowdon - New Brighton Broughton Park - Glossop Leigh - Hoylake Manchester Medics - Sefton Southport - West Park (St Helens) Tyldesley - Widnes 2iv. 3 South — 1rusaders away to Liverpool St Helens 2"s 2iv. 5 Gest — Mavericks away to Prenton 3"s Support the Senior 1olts Away 0omorrow vs Gest Park (St Helens) —1 .00 K.O. THIS WEEK’S QUIZ So You Think You Know Your Rugby? 1. Who will England play in the three Autumn International matches in November 2017? 2. The Women’s World Cup final played in August in Belfast saw New Zealand beat England 41-32, but what are their respective nicknames? 3. Which player, who chose to withdraw from the summer’s British & Irish Lions tour, has just produced his autobiography, “Wrecking Ball”? 4. Which two Premiership sides played in the Talen Energy Stadium in Philadelphia last weekend? 5. Which two Lions and England team-mates were involved in an angry flare-up last Sunday in a Premiership fixture? Answers later in programme S3uad O .ppearances 1 Season 2017118 Player Position DO5 Height Weight .pp Try Con Pen DG Tot Y R 20/12 Jon .rmstrong Wing 603E 98kg 2 1 5 1993 2nd 16/04 John 5entham 603E 115kg 1 Row 1980 06/05 .dam 5ramhall Wing 5011E 84kg 1 1993 03/06 Sam 5ramhall Wing 601E 87kg 1990 28/09 Matt 5rookes 8o.9 601E 90kg 1 1993 24/05 Joe Carew 7lanker 602E 95kg 2 1990 2nd 03/10 John Clarke 602E 94kg 3 2 10 Row 1996 17/03 Camp ell Clayton Wing 5011E 98kg 3 1 1996 03/07 .ndy Cummings 8o.10 601E 89kg 4 1 1 7 1991 Connor Clayton Hooker 5010E 95kg 1 07/09 .nt Evans 7lanker 602E 95kg 1 1977 2nd 09/06 Pellum 7riday 60RE 120kg 3 Row 1984 04/05 Tom Gil ert 7lanker 602E 94kg 4 1993 STuad L Appearances — Season 2017-18 Player Position DO5 Height Weight .pp Try Con Pen DG Tot Y R 13/12 8ick Hearn IC) 7lanker 600E 95kg 4 1992 20/10 Charlie Hough Centre 605E 110kgs 3 1 5 1991 27/11 Pris Lewis Centre 600E 105kg 1996 2nd 11/12
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