BillI watched two games live this weekend with both matches ending with a one point winning margin for the victorious side.
Sunday’s Championship encounter at Camborne between the Cornish Pirates and the Bedford Blues was a gripping affair, but when the Blues fly-half Myles Dorrian stepped up with just 2 minutes remaining to take a penalty on the 22 in front of the Pirates’
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BillIn the Championship,having struggled with a spate of injuries the Cornish Pirates were this week hit by a flu bug prior to their trip to Rotherham, so in many ways it was perhaps not too surprising that they lost at Clifton Lane 29-20. Former Redruth centre PJ Gidlow came on as a second half replacement for the Titans making his debut for his new side.
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BillFROM TRELAWNY’S ARMY SUPPORTERS CLUB
PRESENTATIONS OF PLAYERS OF THE YEAR AWARDS
At our Annual General Meeting held this evening at the St. Austell Brewery Visitor Centre the following awards, as voted for by our membership, were presented by our guest for the evening Mark Stevens,
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BillThe Cornish Pirates are going through a pretty tough time at the moment and on Saturday London Welsh heaped more misery on the Cornish side with a 34-10 win at Old Deer Park in the Championship.
It was the Pirates’ third straight loss with the Welsh exiles scoring six tries,
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BillLAUNCESTON, recorded their fifth win from six games on Saturday as they defeated Tynedale 23-17 at Polson Bridge in National League 1. Although out scored on the try front 3 to 2, the Cornish All Blacks can thank the boot of Tony Yapp as he kicked a valuable 13 points.
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BillLast week’s column when I waxed lyrical about all things Pirate must have been the proverbial kiss of death, next outing first defeat of the season!
Dawsey came down and worked out a plan to grind out a win and fair play to Albion on their 16-8 win on Saturday at the Brickfields.
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BillYou really can’t ask for much better as the Pirates completed their September program with four wins out of four, second place in the league table just one point behind early pace-setters Bristol, the next side to venture west of the Tamar in two weeks time.
Before that of course there is the little matter of the Pirates’
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BillIt was my first visit to Camborne this season to watch the Cornish Pirates in action, and I can assure One & All it will not be my last.
After the frustrating time of the last campaign you are immediately struck by the change in regime that now reigns at the club.
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BillAt half-time you really thought that the visitors would runaway with the game in the second half as they led 20-5. Nothing of the sort, as Redruth fought back with credit to lose in the end by 17-23, Esher’s relief at just booting the ball off the park at the end when they spurned a penalty chance to deny Redruth any points sums up just how hard a test they were given.
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BillNot bad as they say with two wins from two. The Cornish Pirates followed up their opening day win at Nottingham with a convincing 57-24 demolition of Moseley at Camborne on a bright sunny Sunday afternoon. The Pirates had the try scoring bonus point wrapped up after only 17 minutes as they went on to score nine tries in all.
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