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Nah. You get a free ticket with every free flag.

No doubt about that.

They don't want to. They aren't ready for the massive step up to the Prem yet, and probably won't be for at least two years.

I've seen a couple of references to him being worth £1.4 billion. No corroboration though, and he's still a pariah.

Yep

Ooh no. Virtual sell-out as usual. No bother.

Squad: 15 James Stokes; 14 Rob Knox, 13 Heath Stevens, 12 Rory Jennings, 11 Max Trimble; 10 Will Maisey, 9 Tom Kessell; 1 James Gibbons, 2 Darren Dawidiuk, 3 Gareth Denman, 4 Nile Dacres, 5 Alex Woolford, 6 Adam Peters, 7 Luke Wallace, 8 Ryan Burrows (capt) 16 Joe Buckle, 17 Toby Trinder, 18...

Cov make seven changes to the starting lineup for tomorrows tough test at Ealing. I'd say they're shuffling the pack with a view to slowing Ealing early doors (they have a reputation for starting like whippets and piling up a big score, before tailing off noticeably). If Rowland Winter has...

1. Bill Glazier 2. Arthur Lightening 3. Reg Matthews Fckn old, me.

Worse. Far worse.

Pah. I wouldn't, certainly, and I don't know too many that would. I know quite a few Tigers and Saints fans and not one would go to watch Wasps. In my time watching rugby live (53 years), I've been to perhaps four non-Cov games, and all of them were when I've been given tickets/hospitality (AKA...

Bletchley and Milton Keynes (nee Wolverton) for two. Olney is about 10 miles up the road and is thriving (and Rowland Winter's dad is heavily involved). The nearest clubs of 'semi pro' status are Ampthill and Bedford, both maybe 15 miles or so, as are both Leighton Buzzard and Towcestrians, and...

Yes, Newcastle with their large parachute, and Ealing with their very wealthy owner's largesse and ambition have to be favourites (in that order). Penzance should be the other top three side having benefitted greatly from the Leeds implosion. Don't think Nottm will be much above mid-table, and...

Quite common, even with the worst dross. Often the opposition decide to have a bit of defence practice.

Probably

Anything else would be huge, huge failure given the uneven playing field afforded the dropped team by their very good friends in the Prem and the RFU. Can't be having upstart urchins begging at the banquet.

It took Bristol several years TBF. (From 09/10 to 15/16, but admittedly at least three of those attempts failed in the play-offs. Finished well down the table a couple of times).

If Cov went up this season it'd be a friggin disaster. Give it a couple of years though...

Sadly, not to be. However, with Cov winning this afternoon, they're now three places behind Wasps

Even better if Oirish had beaten W*sps by 8+, but very acceptable. C'mon Tigers... (Ouch).