It is with a rueful smile and air of reluctance that Richard Hill admits relegation from the Aviva Premiership should be retained and that ring-fencing is not the way forward for the club game.Read
Any negative assessment of Worcester’s season, which ended in pretty lackadaisical circumstances at Franklin’s Gardens last weekend, flirts with churlishness.Read
England Sevens coach Russell Earnshaw has painted a stark picture of the challenge facing Mike Ellery if he is to make an impact on the IRB circuit next season.Read
WORCESTER used the final day of this season to find out just how much work they have to do between now and the first game of the next as Richard Hill's remodelled team presented him with more questions than answers.Read
The growing disparity in league status between the West Midlands’ leading rugby clubs has made setting the parameters for this year’s Birmingham Post Midlands XV a difficult exercise.Read
Only the passage of time will determine whether the 2011-12 Championship season turned out to be a pivotal one in club history or just the latest chapter in Moseley’s never-ending battle to retain their second tier status.Read
It wasn’t exactly one of his best, nor delivered in the happiest of circumstances but Michael Ellery still had cause to enjoy the try that saw him finish as Moseley’s leading scorer.Read
Sixways stalwart Kai Horstmann, whose Worcester career ends with the final match of the season at Northampton next week, has challenged the men he leaves behind to become an established Premiership force.Read
Moseley begged the indulgence of the supporters who made the 400-mile round trip to Brickfields by finishing their Championship programme in vaudevillian style.Read
Worcester’s Alex Grove, Errie Claasens and Rob Wood were at Upton-upon-Severn Rugby Club last week to lead a specialist training session after the club was announced as a winner of the QBE Rugby Pro competition.Read