Birmingham Moseley 45-28 Plymouth Albion

[andyj]

I agree about Blackheath. They have now lost 5 games in a row and have R. Park and Rams at home with away games at B. Stortford, Sale and Cinderford. In the match report on Plymouth's website they make a lot of noise about the return of loan players from Exeter so suspect they will be able to field a full squad moving forward. They also have to play Leeds away.

[CJB1]

Mar 23, 2022 10:01:13 GMT andyj said:

I agree about Blackheath. They have now lost 5 games in a row and have R. Park and Rams at home with away games at B. Stortford, Sale and Cinderford.

Ouch, that's a tough run-in. To be fair, we have to face four of those, but we have some sort of form on our side and are above one of them in the standings.

[Communications Team]

Run in to end of season

[southernmose]

Mar 23, 2022 16:46:37 GMT Communications Team said:

Run in to end of season

They look down and out, so it's almost certainly not going to happen, but if you were playing for pride and looking to get the odd result here and there... TJs could be a real banana skin for DMP, Plymouth, Leeds and Taunton. Their run in is almost the kindest of the lot.

[CJB1]

I was going to say that if Leeds get nothing from this weekend and we get a 5-pointer, then we're safe, but Leeds have 7(!) games left. But how many of those are they going to win, realistically? I can't see them getting anything out of Cambridge or Cinderford at the very least.

[southernmose]

Mar 23, 2022 17:18:58 GMT CJB1 said:

But how many of those are they going to win, realistically?

I reckon TJ, Plymouth, DMP. Might get something out of a couple of the others. Leeds' recent form is out of kilter with their league position. I think it's TJs and Blackheath for the drop. 

Unless our wheels completely fall off.