BBC Coventry & Warwickshire Rugby (half) Hour


By AdminBTCov
January 24 2019

This week's BBC Coventry & Warwickshire Rugby (half) Hour looked back at the Cornish Pirates win, and forward to Bedford.

Cov's own Pubs 'n' Clubs Rep Alan Joseph turned up for the programme with a slew of notes about both the main threads of the session, plus much more.

Topics covered with presenter Alec Blackman included the aforementioned, plus the relative success of the 'debut' Cov Championship season, Scott Tolmie's impact, Fenner's drop-dead match-winner, the return of Pete White, Boults, and Nick Walshe to Goldington Road, mental preparation, and that elusive first away win of the season(!).

Notwithstanding a couple of dodgy quoted scorelines from preceding matches from both protagonists ;), it's definitely well worth a listen.

I'll take Al's prediction for next Saturday too...

Link to Programme: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p06xkyyc and it all starts at approximately 30 minutes in.

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24/01/2019 10:36
Definitely recommended listening.

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