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(3/7/09) This Saturday night is presentation night, followed by the county AGM on the 12th. Good luck and good night.
(13/6/09) The County AGM requires that all proposals for the AGM are in by tomorrow! You are too late for the mens superleague proposals but the meeting is on the 21st June 2009 at 11.00 at Tithe Farm. The AGM for the county is on the 12th July at 11.00 at Tithe Farm - good luck to all those who are interested, for this who are not please ignore this paragraph.
(12/6/09) Week 5 of the Richard Shearer Singles sees Vegas Vern with dollar signs in his eyes as he tops the table.
(7/6/09 p.m.) There was a spectacular game between Peter Evison and Ben Stephenson with Peter edging the game in sudden death in the Lakeside world championships. It was inevitable that Peter could not maintain that form nevertheless it was surprising that he did not make it to the last four.
There are 4 players left in the semi-finals of the qualifiers are Scott Robertson and Alan Bond play each other, as do Gary Lewis and Graham Inniss. The date for the finals has yet to be announced.
(7/6/09) It was great to see that Dennie had a great turn out from the superleague, but a very sad day overall.
The
superleague had a number of players representing them at the Blue Square UK
Open. Unfortunately Stuart Pickles fell at the first hurdle suffering from
having new points, one of which decided to stay in the board after one
throw.
Phil Currie had a difficult game against in form Steve Dolan, and the score card flattered Steve a little, but a win is a win. Steve Dolan went on to beat Steve Evans in an exciting 6-5 encounter.
Steve and Jason Clark round went out in the last 32 against today's quarterfinalists Jamie Craven and Colin Osbourn respectfully.
Nick
Patel done his normal, "can you take a picture with them", not sure
these ladies actually played the game though.
Nick and I had the pleasure to watch Mark Walsh play against Wayne Mardell, and a better game I doubt I will see again as for a while, Mark was averaging around 40 a dart including an excellent 170 finish. Ronnie Baxter however knocked Mark out in the last 8.
Week 4 of the Richard Shearer Singles sees Peter Green top of the table on his own winning all four of his matches so far, the only other person with a 100% success rate is Tony Hook though he has only played 3 matches to date, and they play each other this week. It is also a key week for Steve Rose as he has to play two games against Vern Shepherd and Ian Long.
(29/5/09) Dennie Turner is being laid to rest on Wednesday 3rd June, 3pm at Kensal Green Cemetery, then drinks at the Railway Social Club afterwards.
Week three in the Richard Shearer Singles and the first 5 games played on the night ended up 7-1, those at the right end of the scores were Peter Evison, Geoff Heath, Vern Shepherd, Peter Green, and Berkshire star player Steve Rose.
(26/5/09) The Embassy World playoffs are on Wednesday 3rd June at 8.15 p.m.
Very sad news to hear that superleague player Dennie Turner died over the weekend. After suffering from a headache Dennie went to lye down and never woke up again. There are no suitable words to reflect the shock and sadness that we all must be feeling, RIP Dennie, and condolences to his family.
(23/5/09) Peter "Blakey"
Green remains on top form winning the Wednesday tournament for the second week
on the trot, this time at the Tithe Farm. If I get a fixture list for this
tournament and also the one run in the DOB club I will publish it along with any
reports that I get.
Week 2 in the Richard Shearer Singles and the following players are the ones who have won both of their opening games, Tony Hook, Scott Robertson, Vern Shepherd, Ian Long, and of course Peter Green. The top two players, Tony and Scott, face each other next week so at least 1 of the top 5 will be dropping points.
(16/5/09) The Richard Shearer Singles has started and Dave Goodchild has made a great start drawing 6-6 with Peter Evison.
(11/5/09)
Congratulations to Hayleigh Shaw on completing her Dolphin Run.
"I would just like to say
a very big thank you for everyone who sponsored me for the 10K Dash that I
completed on Sunday 10th may. I managed to raise £1,200 all for
Marie Curie Cancer Care. I got my times
mixed up from before. My actual time from last year was 82 Mins. This year I got
down to 73 mins so I managed to beat my time by 9 mins. Which is a massive
improvement for me. So all the hard work I put into this has paid off.
Again, thank you very much for everyone’s help as I know this money will go a long way within this charity - Hayleigh Shaw
Also congratulations should go to Mick Ward and Peter Evison on qualifying through the Middlesex county playoffs for England National Singles.
I also have been informed that the Middlesex Youth had a
whitewash over local neighbours London - a report will follow I am sure.
(3/5/09) Jennie Rooney "I know that the Senior season has finished but the Youth still have one more home game against London on the 10th May from 12 o'clock onwards and I would be grateful if you are available that you could come and support the youth on the day.
Please if you can come along and support our future Senior Middlesex players and show everyone what a great unit we are. It will also give those that need some players for their Super league teams next season to have a look at the players performances".
(28/4/09) John Scott has updated the Mens Superleague Stat, and has particular praise for the Royal Oak!
Here are the county fixtures for next year - fill your diary in now.
(28/4/09) I have been out of action for a few days now as I have been far from well from the Friday before the county game. As I had to get up to set the CCTV stuff up for the B match on Saturday I thought that I would chance my arm at the Blue Square competition and at that time I felt that I was on the up. On the way to the Tithe Farm I decided to reroute home and have not stepped out since.
So I missed my mate Steve Dolan winning all the plaudits at the Blue Square, I did however see Peter Green playing superbly in the 1st round though I was not told he had won through - apologies again Peter. More importantly I missed the excitement of Middlesex beating Dorset to ensure survival in the 1st Division! I am afraid, like anyone else who was unable to get there, I will have to refer to the forum.
(25/4/09) Congratulations to Father Teds on winning the Mens Superleague, particularly Micky Doabe with a 33.4 performance, a repeat tomorrow please Mick. Today another great performance from a Father Teds player as Phil Currie joins Steve Dolan and Stuart Pickles in the Blue Square finals.
(24/4/09) Action Man will have noticed that there is being work done on DartsHome.com because Action Man he has eagle eyes that swivel. I am sure some of you are equally eagle eyed and need no prompting from me, but for those who have not noticed I thought that I would write a few words.
The software that this web site is written on is very old and limited to some degree, however the new Middlesex web site that is found on DartsHome.com now can have lots of whizzy graphics. Also when customers of SDL Security Ltd search for us they find lots of darts related topics instead of security systems so my business suffers a little as a result.
The work is not yet complete on DartsHome.com, but you are welcome to see the progress being made by Chris Hill sometime in the afternoon.
Here is a video to cheer you up.
If you sponsored Hayleigh, bring your dosh this weekend!
(20/4/09) Mark Walsh has done well again!
(18/4/09) Debbie Stevens is promoting a charity dart
raffle to be drawn tonight, Saturday 18th April at Harrow Cricket Club
during their annual members darts competition. All the money goes to the St
Marks Bowel Cancer Unit at Northwick Park Hospital and any money raised will be
matched by Abbey so for every £1 you donate by buying a ticket, £2 is going to
the charity so the more we raise, the better.
Prizes include a dartboard signed by Phil Taylor, a darts shirt worn by Mark
Walsh, darts as used by Peter Evison and Tricia Wright, Darts DVDs and many
other prizes.
Tickets are £1 each, or £5 for six.
(17/4/09) Last Wednesday saw a good turn out for the Captains, Secretary's,
and Ronchetti finals. Steve Salt again rubs himself into the wounds of every
other player winning the 1001 cup in fine style against Ray Cornibert. John
Heally rained supreme in the Captains Cup, whilst the Secretary's cup was won by
Graham Inniss.
Before the games commenced there was some discussion regarding who is eligible to play in what competitions and as always a consensus of opinion came up with a solution for the night. However this once again raises the issue of roles, responsibilities, and indeed rules.
(6/4/09 p.m.) The teams for the last game against Dorset have been announced. The Mens A remains the same, Alan Taylor drops to the reserves and is replaced by Roy Peacock. In the ladies Anita Daly joins her sister in the A team, making way for her is Coreen Loffler who drops to the B.
(6/4/09) The rearranged game between Cornwall and Staffordshire ended 19-17 in Cornwall's favour so Cornwall received the three extra bonus points. Cornwall draw level with Derbyshire in joint 4th with 152 points, and Staffordshire rise to joint 7th with West Midlands on 145 points.
Hertfordshire return to the basement on 128 and we are just above them on 144. County Durham remain in the mix on 151, so it makes it interesting on the final match day of the season. Follow this link later in the day to see the updated table by the BDO.
(4/4/09)
John Scott has updated the Mens
Superleague statistics, and it has to be said that the last game that Gary
Noonan pulled out of the bag against Mark Walsh puts him in pole position to win
the averages this year. No mean feat when you consider that only a few days
later Mark stamped is authority all over Phil Taylor in the final of the Players
Championship in Coventry last Saturday.
Last Wednesday the men played off for the Gold Cup Pairs, and the standard of darts was at times breathtaking. Steve Salt and Peter McNamara were just piped in the first round after hitting a 12 dart game 100, 140, 100, 161 out, and I am told that Peter Green and Tony Hook had a game of equal note. However it is the young guns of St Kildas who stole the show beating Peter and Tony in the final match of the night.
Adam O'Callaghan is pushing hard to be included in the B team for the last county game of the season, joining his partner Allen Bond. It is a bit late this year, but if Peter McNamara can maintain his form next year then he will certainly be booking his place in the county squad. A forced exit from the county for a short while has certainly not diminished Tony Hook's ability and I know he has been practicing hard, Tony's return to the county team will be a welcome boost if he is selected.
(30/3/09)
The detail of the results over the weekend are kindly provided by Unob on the forum,
and shortly (now that we have our Chairman back) we will have a match report,
and what a pleasant read it will be.
Without stealing Dave's thunder too much a word has to be said about the man of the match for the mens A, Vegas Vern, Bouncy Castle, Mr 31.98, whatever you want to call him, he provided the cherry on the icing of the cake for this weekends match.
Gary Lewis is proving that he is right on track for a complete return to his form winning the men's B man of the match award, but it the ladies that I think deserve special mention with a 5 -1 win for the B.
Anita won the lady of the match, but it so easily could have been 'H' with an excellent performance hitting a 180 on the way, but it is the lady in the picture on the right who impressed the most on Saturday.
For
the umpteenth time Maggie won the lady of the match in the A and was rewarded
with yet another glass!
OK, you probably can work out who the lady with the blue drink is, but the kind lady who donated the picture below you will not know so don't waste your time trying. That said I expect to be running a competition shortly in which you will be asked to identify lady players from similar pictures.
Hertfordshire now drop to the 8th position of Division 1 and we jump up to 7th, two places away from the demotion positions.
Don't be fooled though as Staffordshire play Cornwall next weekend in a re-arranged game and a draw will take both teams back above us. That said besides Staffordshire and and Cornwall being close to us on points, West Midlands and are only one point above, County Durham seven, and Derbyshire are eight points above us us so it could be any of two from seven teams making their way to Division 2.
After
next weeks rearranged game the dogfight at the bottom begins when Cornwall host
West Midlands and Derbyshire host Staffordshire, and large wins for either of
these teams will probably condemn their opponents to Division 2.
Hertfordshire have the un-envious position of playing away to 2nd placed Gwent who will be fighting hard for the championship, and County Durham play away to table toppers Warwickshire.
We play Dorset at home and on our current form we must have a good chance of an overall win. Dorset ladies B are top of the table and we are third, that said our ladies are returning to form so I this should be a close and exiting match. Our men's B are one place above Dorset so another close encounter is expected. Our ladies A are due a good result and our mens A are a single point away from Dorset so everything is in the balance.
We need as many people from the A team and from the superleague to turn up and support Middlesex on Saturday, and as many as possible from the B and the superleague to turn up on the Sunday. Bells, whistles, trays, and drums, whatever you can bring to support us fairly.
(22/3/09) Work is being carried out on a revamped Middlesex Superleague and County site at the moment. If we are lucky it will be ready for the end of this season, more likely during the summer.
Our next county game against Hertfordshire is coming, so if you have whistles, bells, drums, anything to give us a fair home advantage bring them. Also anyone who has sponsored Hayleigh should bring your dosh, those of you who have yet to sponsor Hayleigh should bring some on the day.
(19/3/09) Telmanc has updated us all regarding the mens singles
and pairs finals played last week, congrats to Peter Green, and Vern
Sheppard and Peter Evison. This week Salty and Shiny fought out the final of the
Gold Cup as they had done in the World Masters, this time however Salt peppered
around the doubles until he finally took out double 1.
Last weekend Nick Patel made it to a board final at the Isle of Man singles and made the last 16 of the pairs. Nick is with the new Isle of Man singles champion Darryl Fitton.
(11/3/09) The individual player results from the weekend are or the Dartshome forum, and the table is on the BDO site. Although Middlesex remain bottom of Division One we still have a chance of survival.
Our next game is against Hertfordshire and a skinny 21-15 win will see us swap places with them, and on our recent form this a distinct possibility following our 23-13 win over Durham. On current form Cornwall should also beat Staffordshire in their postponed game to be played 4/5 April, a 24-12 result will see us out of the relegation zone.... just.
Anita
Daly was the lady of the match on Saturday, but it was her footwear on Sunday
that deserves special recognition. On Sunday Maggie rightfully claimed lady of
the match, however a magnificent performance by Karen Daly should have deserved
a win at least.
I am reliably informed that Karen saw one of the men players getting changed just as she was about to play, and it was this that inspired her to play the quality of darts that deserved so much more than a 3-2 loss.
The picture to the right is of Richie Davis one of the many mens A team winners. Fortunately for Karen it was not Richie who exposed himself to her.
A welcome back to Micky Doabe saw him return as A team man of the match, whilst Steve Salt christened his first home game with a win and a man of the match award.
The final games of the season sees us play 3rd placed Dorset at home, Hertfordshire are away to 2nd placed Gwent, and Staffordshire visit 4th placed Derbyshire. Home advantage in the final game could save us IF we get a good result at Hertfordshire in two weeks time.
(2/3/09) Here is one I should have done earlier, Youth Team.
Hayleigh Shaw is going to do a charity run in aid of Marie Curie Cancer Research. The run is on Sunday 10th May and is a 10K (6.2 miles) run through Uxbridge, Cowley and West Drayton around Little Britain lake.
Hayleigh's local pub started this up about 7 years ago in aid of the landlords father who sadly passed away with cancer. There are usually about 100 runners and a further 50 odd people that just pay the money in the dash, Hayleigh is paying her own £10 entry fee as well as doing the run.
The pub do not keep any money that comes in from the dash
and also puts on a buffet after for everyone. Hayleigh managed to complete the
dash on the first year in 1 hour 12 minutes – last year she improved slightly
and made it to 58 minutes – she is hoping this year for 50 minutes. I have
started my training already so fingers crossed I should be better than that.
Hayleigh will have sponsor forms at the next couple of county games and would really appreciate help and support from people for very worthy cause.
I have no doubt that she will beat her best time and set a
new record for herself. If Hayleigh is prepared to put all this effort in to
raise needed cash, then I for one will be dipping into my moneybox, how about
you?
The players making their way to the Winmau World Masters Playoffs are Gary Lewis, Graham Inniss, Vern Shepherd, and Adam "Knock Knock" O'Callaghan. The player of the night was undoubtedly Adam who was in great form, and in 1 leg hit a 10 dart leg, 140, 177, 144, double top in 1 dart.
Although not selected for the next county game I am sure that he and Allen Bond will be great additions in the very near future, and there are a few others at St Kildas that have impressed as well. Conways 4 boast Steve Salt as their only current county player and there may be more to follow, overall the two new teams that have joined this season have proved a great success.
(19/2/09) The Ladies A lost 4 - 2 over the weekend,
and the B drew 3-3, Alexis Miller with the Lady of the match in the B.
This time last year we were fighting for survival in the premiership, and although we find ourselves in a similar position now in the1st Division I for one have not given up hope.
We do need to pull together though as a team, and to that end I hope that more support is given to our two captains who work tirelessly to bring us success. Fifi is well overloaded from all fronts not just being secretary, ladies captain, etc etc so again I appeal for more support to the front desk.
El Capitano busts a gut every game shouting on all players, Ladies and Men, A and B, and does all he can to raise the spirits every match, but he can not do it on his own! Here is a thought for the day, if you were due to chalk, do the pins, or the electronic scorer as was, why not sit at the front and support your team instead for four games. Every little helps, and it might just be the edge that allows us to survive in the first division this year.
Support your captains like they have supported you.
(16/2/09) Unfortunately John Maudesley was unable to make it this weekend due
to m
edical
reasons, so I am sure we all wish him a speedy recovery. With Richie Collins and
Tony Hook also unavailable there were three spaces in the mens A team this
weekend.
Two of the spaces were filled by Richie Davis and Micky Doabe, and the last space was left open for one of the B team players to grab. Micky Ward was the man given the the shirt on Sunday, and although he sowed the seeds for success early on, he was soon mown down by the Tractor that is Steve Farmer.
The mens A drew 6-6 overall with Micky Doabe, Micky "I can shout longer and louder than you" Seagar, Graham Inniss, Joe Stone, Vern Shephard, and Steve Hyatt winning.
Other than Mick Ward the other winners in the B were Terry Andrews, Ben Stevenson, and getting his first of what I expect will be many victories Steve Salt.
We only have three
weeks to wait for our next county game so its not very long to find out who is
selected and who is not and I can't wait. Nick Patels arrival on to the county
stage a few months back was nothing less than spectacular, but the arrival
John "Strictly Come Dancing" McDermot 
now leads in the most outrageous
entrance onto the county stage as a newbie category. Can't wait for John to win
next month as I am sure whatever he does on the way onto the stage will be
topped by his victory dance!
Its been 21 months since we have won a game.... scary to think it really. Everyone who is part of the county should perhaps reflect on what they can do to turn this around, if you can not think of anything else then consider having a go at the computers for the scoring system.
Worst case it will allow the ladies captain/county secretary etc etc to practice a little more, support and encourage the rest of her team, and maybe enjoy the weekend just a little more. Best case is that you might actually enjoy doing the scores as well, so resist the temptation to leave it to others.
I think that everything above is accurate, but I am happy to be corrected. The ladies report will follow tomorrow.
(13/2/09) Micky Coonan sadly passed
away today, follow the link to the BDO
web site. I have had links with London for over 30 years so I, like many others,
will remember him fondly.
Mick was the landlord at the The Six Bells in Brentford and entered teams in the Middlesex superleague over a number of years, so had strong links with many of us. I am sure everyone hopes he will rest in peace, and would like to wish those he has left behind well.
(7/2/09) A good sign for the county is that Trigger beat Mark Walsh in the mens superleague singles. To see the last 8 follow the link.
(2/2/09) The forum has been trimmed down a little, generally I have taken off sections that have not been used for several months.
I think lively describes the mens superleague meeting at the weekend, best left there for now.
Message to John Scott, Jo Candler, Dave Bateman, Maggie Sutton, and anyone else who sends reports for publishing. Until further notice use darts@sdlsecurity.co.uk as my BT account is not operational.
The Players Page has been updated thanks to the snow fall, as has some of the players individual pages. Let me know on the above address if you want your page updating by using the above email address.
(29/1/09) The forum is lively again due to the rules on the mens superleague being unclear. A meeting was held last Sunday to discus some of the issues and as the fog of confusion cleared a cloud of despair emerged to confuse us once again.
Well at least the cavalry are coming at county level, but don't worry Nick the Indians still have a presence. Last years Man of the Season Terry Andrews accompanied by Micky Doabe and Richie Davis return to the throng and go straight into the B team. Joining them from the A is Scot Robertson and Ben Stevenson so a good result is probable on Saturday for the men at West Midlands.
As for the A team, Shiny Shoes hangs on by his laces to his position and promises to hang himself by them if he loses the next game. Moving up to the A teams is Mick Seagar and Peter Barnes.
And so to the Ladies, as yet nothing has been completely finalised so perhaps best that least said soonest mended is the best thing to say, even though I have used a lot of words saying it. I can say that Vanessa has replaced Lisa Brosnan in the B, and I would like to say that Lisa is probably one of the most talented players that we have and I am sure in time this will be obvious to all..... including herself. One last thing, Sonia will be available for the next match against Hertfordshire as she is coming out of retirement ....again.
The venue for the game against West Midlands is Gilberts Bar, Field Street, Willenhall, West Midlands, WV13 2NY, tel 0190 260 3939. The hotel is just 3 miles away at Village Hotels, Tempus Drive, Tempus Den, Walsall, West Midlands, WS2 8TJ, tel 01922 633 661. This is the first of the hotels booked by Sharon Sadler and it looks to be a good one (follow the link above). Mel Robertson has decided to resign from her position as Transport and Accommodation manager and Sharon has the unenviable position to try and maintain the standard that Mel has set.
(20/1/09) The New Year started off with a disappointing whimper rather than a bang for the county, and as the mens superleague wakes up after an enforced christmas break it finds many of us wanting to pull the covers back over our heads again.
Jennie Rooney has patiently waited for me to post two reports for the youth, which I have now done.
I am sure John Scott and Dave Bateman has sent me reports to my BT internet account, but at the moment I am changing my ISP so they remain in hyper space.
The Credit Crunch is biting hard for many. For the time being this means that I am having to spend more time on my business in order to ensure that we are well prepared for the time that SDL Security is nibbled at. In practice this means less and less time for me being involved with darts.
The first thing to bite the bullet, as you will have noticed, is the web site I am afraid. I am updating it much less often that I have done in the past, and the likelihood is that I will have to kick it into touch. That said, if reports are sent to me from the superleagues regarding competitions, leagues, county, and even local leagues I will do all I can to cut and paste them onto this site.
(3/1/09) Happy New Year! A little late I know, but I have been either working or sleeping over Christmas and the New Year. Middlesex could do with a little change in fortunes so as a resolution I have vowed to practice a little more.
In
the BDO Lakeside World Championships we have a little 'local' interest in Simon
Whitlock a Father Teds player, besides that we have no-one other than your own
favourites.
Krzysztof Ratajski v Edwin Max is a game I will be watching having played against them both recently.
Robert Wagner v Gary Anderson would also be a thriller.
(21/12/08 p.m.) Do you ever watch that ticker tape on the bottom of the screen when the scores come in for the football results on the BBC? They are nearly always perfect but just occasionally you get a correction, so I thought that I would join in. Kevin Locket is still in the B, however Gary Lewis has dropped to the bench.
(21/12/08) Knock Knocks mate 007 nicks it from Nick Nick. Alan "Roger" Bond demolished all opposition in the British Masters Qualifiers last Wednesday, that is everyone other than Nick Nick Patel (so good they named him twice), in an excellent final. Alan however proved to be cool under the significant pressure being put on him by the corner shop king. No Martini in the national final rounds Roger, not even water is allowed at the table.
All of the A team players who turned up found the competition too hot and went out first round, myself, Scott Robertson, Mark Haggerty, and new recruit to the A team Joe Stone.
Also in the mens A team for the home match against Warwickshire in January is Ben "The Pope" Stevenson allowing Roy Peacock and Mick Seager to return to the B, further strengthening the B team is Peter Barnes, a resurgent Terry Hennessy, and an in form Steve Salt. Returning to the reserves is Krusty and Kevin Lockett. Johnny Mac gets a spot in the reserves to reflect his consistent performances in the superleague, if I have missed someone out.... sorry.
The Ladies A remains as is, and Dee takes a rest from the Ladies B in favour of Alexis Miller. Louise "Tinker" Bell gets a well earned call into the reserves.
Overall the team is getting stronger again, I look forward to the time where everyone signed up to play for us is available, willing, and on form.
(16/12/08) The Mens Superleague has been updated.
(9/12/08) I have corrected the Ladies Superleague link, apologies ladies.
(7/12/08) There is another Harlow Stadium Darts Open, this time with an £800 first prize and a £1,000 prize for the first 9 darts game. The ladies have a £400 first prize. I can vouch for the quality of the tournament in terms of venue and organisation so I will be attending.
The darts on the tele is good, every inch as good as PDC!
(6/12/08) The Ladies Superleague page has been updated by Jo Chandler.
Unfortunately only Maggie and I were able to make it to Bridlington, even more unfortunate was that we were not able to progress far. I was pleased to return to the form of a couple of months ago, though having darts to beat Krzysztof Ratajski, one of the eventual qualifiers leaves you feeling a little miffed. Maggie faired better in the Lakeside women's event winning one game before losing, but faired no better in the World Masters. Its wetted my appetite for darts again so I will be going to England Classic to chance my arm.
The youth team have been neglected by me recently, to make amends follow the link.
(2/12/08) It has been about 2 weeks since this site was last updated, and a lot has happened, but I afraid I have been very busy. I know some of the ladies are keen to see the stats for the ladies superleague, but a little patience please as keeping tables and other stats up to date is quite time consuming and I am sure that Jo will get there once she is able to.
So on to the Mens Superleague, all is on the appropriate page.
With regards to the county the squad should have been announced before the match, however due to a few late alterations and decisions I did not have the time to update them. The result against Gwent was encouraging as we competed with them in a reasonably close 20-16 loss. Nice to see Jamie Sadler back on form. More updates to follow.
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