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Not this one, no.

Probably not, no. I attended the two-leg promotion playoff against London Irish in about 1996. Cov won at home, but were rather battered at Sunbury, and Irish stayed up at our expense. The financial chasm has deepened and widened massively since then, which is why the whole thing is a calculated...

Who knows? Not being obtuse, but they've been chipping away at the perceived requirements for a few years now, although there's lots more to do/spend. As JS alluded a few weeks ago, there isn't the money (or time) to lodge planning before the ludicrously short target date, so I'd question...

There you go. Works every time.

Wingy will be happy with your lappy 😉

Nope. Try again mañana.

Debatable.

Nowt to do with the RFU. That's the Six Nations. The RFU would do much, much worse.

No, you're quite correct.

And walk-ups ought to see those off if any remain tomorrow afternoon. Mind you, having been part of a 9000 strong crowd for a second division game at Coundon Road, it bloody well should be a sell out at the Butts! Cov have named a nearly unchanged side, but for Opoku starting on the wing. Saints...

The RFU is crazy...

I wonder if they want some sky with that pie? The whole thing is a bad joke.

Couldn't agree more with the last point!

The sport has been in terminal decline since professionalism was introduced. Please don't refer to me as a 'rugger' fan though - it's bad enough being associated with some 'normal' rugby fans. One of the nicer things about rugby below the Prem is that there are very few so-called privileged...

Not Lampard, that's for sure. Go to the mirror, boy...

It's a great sport (IMHO of course; we're all entitled to our opinions though) which has been utterly shat on by the wankers that 'run' it.

Indeed - and was a member of the Cov Colts side that was broken up in the late nineties due to the club going bust. It was the best Colts set-up in the country at the time, bar none, only missing out on trophies due to many of them being on England duty at unfortunate, inconvenient times. Many...

Shel Talmy - producer for The Who, The Kinks, and David Bowie (among others).

Very good point. I'm sure Nick Johnston will be on this.

There is only one place available in the Championship (new name pending) next season. It goes from 12 clubs to 14, and all current clubs intend to take up their places, as do the winners of Nat 1. The Tier Two board meets soon to choose who of the many *actual* clubs (and the three non-existent...