Joe Le Taxi starts motoring

Ben Ide, Henrry Bowler, Tom McCarthy and Joe McCarthy combined superbly throughout the match with some super speed in the chair whilst showing their rugby experience keeping the ball in hand and moving it safely across the line to create space. At the same time they also took the tackle when they needed to and invaded opposition space.

Taking the ball at speed is a speciality of George Bowler and Ben Hope: George rolling in 2 try's and Ben Hope 1. Max O came off the bench to snatch a late try to make the win safe but it was the early try exploits of Ben Ide (1) and Tom McCarthy (2) who set the win up.

Cormac seemed much faster and mobile in the chair this week making some important tackles and whwn it comes to tackling there is no one better than Milly who continues to hunt down the opposition. Patrick showed a flair for refereeing as well as playing; though he picked up another sin bin for offside rule breaking his passing to hands was very accurate this evening.

A very closely fought match showing how far the club has come in less than 3 months (please see other match report from the 4.30pm session).

Joe proves how much progress a player can make in just a few weeks and certainly Joe Le Taxi as I'll call him after tonights game was really motoring on times today and taking the ball at increasing speed.