Brillant summing up of the situation Glyn. I'm sure the team will come up to the plate so I am going to say it again, let us supporters show what we have got as well and cheer them on to victory. Let the team and the Esher supporters know we are there. BE VOCAL. COME ON YOU MOOOOOSE.
Post by Communications Team on Mar 30, 2012 9:17:15 GMT
Maggs expecting a reaction For immediate release Friday 30th March 2012 Issued on behalf of Moseley Rugby
RFU Championship Group C Play-Offs: Esher v MoseleySaturday 31st March, 3.00pm kick off at Molesey Road, Esher
For the second match in the back-to-back fixtures with Esher, Moseley have selected an unchanged side from that which gained a convincing victory last week in Birmingham. This match is crucially important for both sides, as a win for Moseley would ensure their Championship status, but almost certainly consign Esher to National 1 rugby next season.
Moseley Head Coach, Kevin Maggs, is under no illusions as to the task his team faces. “Whilst last week’s win was very satisfying, Esher will be more difficult on their own patch. We will have to put them under the same sort of pressure we did last Saturday, and play with the same pace and intensity. They are bound to react to last week’s defeat, and will be fighting for their Championship lives”, he said.
Starting 15: 01. Marshall GADD; 02.Adam CAVES; 03. Colin QUIGLEY; 04. David LYONS; 05.Paul SPIVEY; 06.Neil MASON; 07.Ben PONS; 08. Michael ELLERY; 09.Ryan GLYNN; 10.Brad DAVIES; 11. Brad HUNT; 12.Andy REAY; 13. Greg KING; 14. Ollie THOMAS; 15. Anthony CARTER
Replacements: 16. Anthony O’DONNELL;17. Lloyd FAIRBROTHER; 18. Richard STOTT; 19. James TYASS; 20. Michael MALTMAN; 21. William ROBINSON; 22 Sam BROWN.
This work was not supposed to commence until Sunday but, having been there during the week, they've obviously decided to start the work early and the bridge is already blocked off.
This means that if you're driving you'll need to approach the club (on the Molesey Road) from the north (Molesey side) and not from the south (Hersham / Weybridge) side. If you forget however, the diversion is not too long - no more than 10/15 mins depending on traffic.
If you're travelling by train, you'd better check to see if the station will be open - it should be but . . . . . . . .
Post by Westcountry Mose on Mar 30, 2012 9:43:36 GMT
Whilst Esher "will be fighting for their Championship lives" so will we! Let's nail it, not 'nail bite' it tomorrow, so that we can start planning for next season.
