braytontiger wrote:you must have a good team to beat stanningley thats an impressive result for you.
the lads can hold there own but TBF stanningley could just of won it as easily as well.
I see what you mean about how close this group is.
great entertainment today in the 9s
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mutley cat wrote:the lads can hold there own but TBF stanningley could just of won it as easily as well. I see what you mean about how close this group is. great entertainment today in the 9s
it is a very close group of teams which all goes well for the future,there are some teams that are hell bent on winning and you can see in a few years time they will struggle because they have stuck with 8-9 players and not allowed other players into the group in fear of losing a few games which is a shame.
has ive said there are no easy games in this group and any team can beat another on the day,we have our derby next week against lock lane which will again be real hard game for us but one which we will look forward to.
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we lost 20 points to 6, were winning 6-4 but a couple of things turned it their way, we were conceding a stone and half a man up front and it told in the end but we played quite well and we give it our best shot
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stanley under 11s took a pounding today losing 34 -0, heads fell down and wasn't easy to watch mentally now they have to pick them selves up and understand they have to keep fighting on
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snowie wrote:stanley under 11s took a pounding today losing 34 -0, heads fell down and wasn't easy to watch mentally now they have to pick them selves up and understand they have to keep fighting on
So they did not play Warrington then
All part of the learning curve and will make them better players.
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cas panthers u8s and u9s made it a double over arch rivals lock lane with the u8s winning 5 tries to 2 away while at home the u9s ran out 34-16 winners in a bruising derby game.
despite missing two key players through holiday the panthers u9s got stuck into lock lane and opened up a 22-6 half time lead but lock lane closed the gap to 6 points before the panthers scored 3 more tries to run out comfortable winners.
braytontiger wrote:cas panthers u8s and u9s made it a double over arch rivals lock lane with the u8s winning 5 tries to 2 away while at home the u9s ran out 34-16 winners in a bruising derby game.
despite missing two key players through holiday the panthers u9s got stuck into lock lane and opened up a 22-6 half time lead but lock lane closed the gap to 6 points before the panthers scored 3 more tries to run out comfortable winners.
stanley under 9s went to a windy winnmore and came away with a well deserved 48-22 win with quite a few players stepping up a few gears and coming very good. There is real competition amonst
t this set of players now.
this saturday stanley rangers under 11s are playing at home to methley,
they was due to run out with the wildcats against st helens on friday in their new kit for breast cancer and do a collection, but it was cancelled for obvious reasons,
there will be a minutes silence at the pitch side in remembrance of the tragic loss of Leon Walker
kickoff is at 11-30 at the rangers home field anybody is welcome
I would like to add just watch the young lads enjoy the game, you can understand the drive to want to make it to the top
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they played just like warrington tho 