No MM this week (I've only just got back from Kraków), so here's Elly's fitness update:
During the away game against DMP Pat Zindi picked up a concussion, he has had 2 weeks to follow the RFU concussion protocol and is now back in contention for our next game. Will Safe (knee) is also back available following a grade 2 MCL sprain. Unfortunately, Tuoyo Egodo (hamstring) was forced off the pitch against DMP and is on track for our game against Cinderford. Rob Knox is back fit following his shoulder surgery in the off season.
Jack English (knee) and Morgan Dawes (knees) continue to work hard in the gym and are now joined by Harry Butler (pec) who has started his rehab following surgery.
Hopefully Morgan is back in the mix soon as he was a top player before his injuries. He will add something extra to the side. Likewise jack. Good news also that other key players are back to fitness
Still a few seats left on the Cinderford coach next week, see the MSA at the desk tomorrow if you'd like to go (or reply here). Coach leaves at 12.15pm.
No MM this week (I've only just got back from Kraków), so here's Elly's fitness update:
During the away game against DMP Pat Zindi picked up a concussion, he has had 2 weeks to follow the RFU concussion protocol and is now back in contention for our next game. Will Safe (knee) is also back available following a grade 2 MCL sprain. Unfortunately, Tuoyo Egodo (hamstring) was forced off the pitch against DMP and is on track for our game against Cinderford. Rob Knox is back fit following his shoulder surgery in the off season.
Jack English (knee) and Morgan Dawes (knees) continue to work hard in the gym and are now joined by Harry Butler (pec) who has started his rehab following surgery.
No MM this week (I've only just got back from Kraków), so here's Elly's fitness update:
During the away game against DMP Pat Zindi picked up a concussion, he has had 2 weeks to follow the RFU concussion protocol and is now back in contention for our next game. Will Safe (knee) is also back available following a grade 2 MCL sprain. Unfortunately, Tuoyo Egodo (hamstring) was forced off the pitch against DMP and is on track for our game against Cinderford. Rob Knox is back fit following his shoulder surgery in the off season.
Jack English (knee) and Morgan Dawes (knees) continue to work hard in the gym and are now joined by Harry Butler (pec) who has started his rehab following surgery.
Conditions as mentioned above were not great and probably dictated the style of play. However, can someone please tell me why we kick the ball away so much? It is so frustrating.
Conditions as mentioned above were not great and probably dictated the style of play. However, can someone please tell me why we kick the ball away so much? It is so frustrating.
Lots of sides do this kicking, we saw it in the world Cup. I don't like it, it seems all they are looking for is the opposition to knock on. All the hard worked possession kicked away.
In those conditions the only time you want the ball is when you’re 10m oout. Bar of soap springs to mind, territory is everything. Good win, move on. Lineout was excellent today, and Sale had a few of their Sale Sharks lads back…..the 10 and the locks I think, maybe a prop as well, so a stronger side than they’ve had all season.
How many premiership / accademy players can a national league 1 register and play?
I have just checked the Sale 23/24 sqad and according to my reckoning there was a total of 6 Sale Premiership player down on the sale team sheet for yesterday, plus one accademy player. The 6 premiership players were numbers 1, 3, 4, 5, 7, and 12 plus one accademy player, number 2.
If that was the case then the Moseley vicory yesterday was even more rewarding.
Come on Mooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooose
Curtis the 10 as well, was on the bench away at Leicester a few weeks ago.Sale Sharks registered. I think you’ll see Sale winning a few games now they’ve got those players back.
Maybe, me thinks, Mose should be happy playing at Nat 1 level - 4th to 6th at seasons end, winning 80/90% home games, stealing 6 or 7caway wihs and reaching the winning bonus in some of the games?
I can't see any future for the Championship in the current climate at Rugby HQ.
Who's got the money to run a successful championship club - very few do and if they have they lack the financial funding or capital to develope the ground to meet Premiership status. I don't know what Championship chair persons are saying about needing increased funding from Twickenham, (this week?)
Yes Westcountry. Promotion can get tough, a win is useful though we need those try bonuses tob keep up there. For Sale I reckon they'll easily get out of trouble now that the Prem/Champ Cup competition is getting finished. Sale'll be taking Sharks players more regularly and will blend as time goes on.
Post by Westcountry Mose on Nov 6, 2023 16:59:12 GMT
I was thinking more along the lines of 4 points to nil from a safety rather than promotion view. I get what you mean about the BPs. Only 1 win less than Rams but 11 points difference. Still if we keep winning then I’m happy.
