SMALL acorns and all that but there were times during last Sunday’s otherwise nightmarish encounter with Nottingham when Chevvy Pennycook looked something like the player who dragged Moseley to Championship safety last season.
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Despite what the a glance at the top three divisions’ league tables might say, rugby in the West Midlands is alive, kicking and brimming with intriguing sub-plots.Read
The feeling that the time for action is nigh has crystallised at Billesley Common in recent weeks with the imminent arrival of a sequence of fixtures that, for good or bad, will shape Moseley’s campaign.Read
Only in the twisted world of sport can the adjective ‘versatile’ be turned into a negative, yet Worcester’s Chris Jones admits his ability to play in more than one position might have counted against him in a career that once promised a barrel-load of England caps.Read
The emergence of Jon Ford as a credible first team player demonstrates Birmingham & Solihull’s policy of recruiting motivated youngsters in preference to more recognised veterans is paying dividends.Read
One of the favourite causes célèbres of the national press in the last few weeks has been the issue of where the England team should play in the build up to, during and after the 2015 Rugby World Cup.Read
COVENTRY made their point in more ways than one against bitter rivals Bees as they coasted to a straightforward victory over their neighbours and secured only their third try bonus of the season in the process.Read
Ever since Ollie Thomas left Moseley for Pirates in 2007 and first returned in October the following year, successive Moseley coaches have seemed reluctant to back what they perceive as his instinctive risk taking.
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What started out as a distant dream before crystalising into a definite possibility ended up in distinct let-down as Worcester opened their Amlin Challenge Cup campaign with a disappointing, pointless defeat.Read
The presence of Jon Ford and Alex White as Birmingham & Solihull’s centres against Macclesfield on Sunday underlined the change in culture relegation from the Championship has enforced on the Damson Park outfit.Read
Richard Hill is convinced Oliver Tomaszczyk’s steak eating days are behind him and that the young tighthead is now ready to start making mincemeat of opponents.Read