Pritchard Back

By Blues Ed
November 6 2015

There are no less than seven changes to the side which takes on high flying Carnegie at Goldington Road...

James Pritchard is back from the World Cup but he will have to be content with a place on the bench as Steffan Jones, Michael Le Bourgeois, Myles Dorrian and Peter White all come into the backs and Biyi Alo, Harry Wells and Paul Tupai start up front.

Blues: 15. Steffan Jones 14. George Perkins 13. Michael Le Bourgeois 12. Tom Griffiths 11. Dean Adamson 10. Myles Dorrian 9. Peter White 1. Alex Lundberg
2. Charlie Clare 3. Biyi Alo 4. Harry Wells 5. Mark Flanagan 6. Nick Fenton-Wells (captain) 7. Josh Buggea 8. Paul Tupai
 
Reps: Sam James, Camilo Parilli-Ocampo, Mike Howard, Joel Conlon, Jordan Burns, Jake Sharp, James Pritchard

Carnegie have only lost twice so far - strangely at home to Scottish and then in an epic 47-42 defeat at Bristol. They have resisted the temptation to blood League legend Kevin DSinfield buyt whe will travel with their squad.

Carnegie:  15. Jonah Holmes 14. Seb Stegmann 13. Andy Forsyth 12. Tom Casson 11. Christian Georgiou 10. Harry Leonard 9. Matt Dudman 1. Lee Imiolek 2. Jack Walker 3. Rob O'Donnell 4. Mike Myerscough 5. Matt Smith 6. Chris Jones (captain), 7 Josh Bainbridge 8. Ryan Burrows

Reps: Phil Nilsen, Charlie Beech, Gareth Milasinovich,. Tom Ryder, Jack Barnard, Joel Hodgson, Pete Lucock 

Signficant Seven

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