Pirates v Bees On Pirates TV


Pirates TV

By CB
October 24 2009

Coverage of the Pirates v Bees match on Pirates TV will begin at 13:30 for a 2pm kick-off - with full match commentary provided by Dick Straughan and Pirates player Tom Luke.

The Cornish Pirates welcome Birmingham & Solihull Bees to the Duchy on Sunday for a vitally important match at the Camborne Recreation Ground for both teams (kick-off 2pm).

It will be the Bees first visit to Cornwall for a league fixture against the Pirates for two years and with their much publicised off-field problems showing no signs of abating, it could possibly be their final fixture in a brief Championship tenure.

The match will be screened LIVE on Pirates TV who, in association with MyCornwall TV, are covering all Cornish Pirates matches at Camborne this season.

LIVE on Pirates TV

Two weeks ago the visit of Bristol to the Rec was viewed in over 38 countries around the globe by several thousand keen rugby fans in locations as diverse as California, Namibia, Djibouti, Qatar and New Zealand.

Coverage of the Pirates v Bees match on Pirates TV will begin shortly before kick-off with full match commentary provided by Dick Straughan and Tom Luke.

Next weekend the Pirates TV cameras hit the road again with the team travelling to Clifton Lane for the Championship fixture against Rotherham Titans.

This is another 2pm kick-off so if you cannot make the trek to Yorkshire be sure to tune in to Pirates TV where full match commentary will be provided by Mark Stevens.

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