Sale currently lie 11th in the table, having experienced a recent poor run. However, unlike Albion, they brought this run to an end last week with a close win against Esher.
Unlike Albion, Sale have been fairly consistent with their scoring and averaging nearly four tries and 27 points away from home. Albion are averaging less than three tries, scoring 19.
Finally, with the current injury crisis afflicting Albion, it is hard to see them preventing a sixth loss on the trot, although most of Sale's tries have come from the forwards, if they can be held then maybe...
Sale are a good mid table team, and it seems from the twitter coverage (thznks ☺ that tbey put up a good show.
Having said that Albion edged them out, and that was gutsy.
Did anyone else try the pasties, they were absolutely disgusting.
That's the last one I will be having this season.God knows why they changed from pilgrims.
I had a pasty, not as good as the one's last season I admit, Pilgrims I think they were. But as I understand it because the club stopped Pilgrims and introduced their own brand, to increase profits maybe and it has to be done after all.
Because, more profit equals more to the club for the squad and everything else we need to move forward, cash is King of course.
Perhaps the club can source a better pasty for us at the same cost ?
The Curry in the supporters marquee is excellent at £ 5 and you get a good portion, give it a try folks although the chutney was missing last Saturday, tut, tut.
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