A very Windy Park...


Chiefs

By Moorsman
February 9 2014

Chiefs lose by one point to Saints on a VERY Windy evening at Sandy Park

Exeter Chiefs 16 Northampton Saints 17

Well Sandy Park's reptation as a windy place to play rugby went up a few notches yesterday!  Those present on the pitch deserved great credit for delivering an enthralling game under atrocious conditions.  Both sets of fans should also take praise for their support, I don't think I've heard a more concerted Tomahakchop than towards the end of the match.  Although there were mistakes a plenty the teams went hammer and tongs at each other for the full 80 minutes.  OK, the Chiefs started too slowly but Sanits really came to attack them with the promise of top spot in the Prem on offer should they win.  A full report will follow...

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A very Windy Park...
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brent
brent
09/02/2014 12:56
Nice appetizer Moorsman !

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Lowerwatha
09/02/2014 14:48
I thought it was a good game of rugby in pretty grim conditions. Well done to the ground staff for a playable pitch following an awful week of weather!

We need to start games better, catch up rugby is difficult in good conditions, but an early yellow card and a gifted second try cost us this game!

SOLOMON
SOLOMON
09/02/2014 15:37
I noticed walking up from Digby park & ride last night that the lane from the Railway Station has at long last from what I could see of it been cleaned up and debris removed. I could only see the top half, so I assume it has all been done, so much safer. It took letters and E Mails to the Local Authorities to act, so complaints do have some effect.

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