There is no game scheduled for this Sunday and no doubt you will all be emotionally drained after watching the Royal Wedding on Friday (especially you Dads), so we will hold training at Underhill this week on SATURDAY 30/04/11 @ 12pm instead.
At 13.00 the Mumbles Youth team, enjoying a fantastic season under coaches Richard Llewellyn, Richie Greenwood and Andy Hughes take on South Gower in a curtain raiser to the first team game. At 14.30 the senior first team then take on Crymych in a top of the table clash. Both teams can still win the league and Mumbles will be looking for a monumental effort to beat Crymych in front of a healthy home crowd. All are welcome to come along to what promises to be a great afternoon and along to the club house later for post match refreshments!
To celebrate Mumbles RFC 1st team final home game of the season a full programme of events has been organised at Underhill. There will be BBQs, Beer Tents and more, - the ideal way to spend your Bank Holiday Saturday in the sun!
SUMMARY OF EVENTS THIS WEEK:-
28/04/11 -Mumbles Under 15's V Lunel RFC - Under 15's host French visitors 6pm @ Underhill.
29/04/11 - Friday the 29th THE CONTENDERS @ MRFC, free entry celebrating the royal wedding, all invited STARTS 8PM
30/04/11 - 12pm Saturday - Training @ Park followed by youth team curtain raiser and 1st team final top of the table clash.
01/05/11 - Sunday MRFC has the mumbles music mile with TED CROOK AND THE BLUES HIGHWAY strating at 2.30pm £3 on the door.
Tuesday, 26 April 2011
Monday, 18 April 2011
Lucton Tour 17th April 2011 - Photos
The boys all played their hearts out at this (very) competative tournament, which was exceptionally well organised by our hosts Luctonians RFC. Our players should all be very proud of their 'never say die' attitude, (even when playing with only 6 players at one point). It was a tough day with some strong teams, and despite being well beaten in the first two games, the team was very unlucky not to win or at least draw our 3rd and 4th games. It took some time to adjust to the English rules (everyone felt for Kieran when he had a penalty against him for falling over - yes it's in the English rules!) but eventually the boys found their groove and played some excellent stuff. For those that stayed on afterwards, they had the satisfaction of playing with our young ref 'Bobby' and drenching him with all our water bottles, proving that rugby can still be the winner on the day!
Monday, 11 April 2011
Lucton Tour
Training at the park at 5.30 pm as usual with Lucton 'tour' on Sunday.
We do not have the numbers interested to warrrant booking a Vikings bus, but for those still wanting one we may possibly be able to share one with the U11's depending on available spaces (hopefully more on this towards the end of the week).
Otherwise, if travelling by car please meet there at 10.30am.
SQUAD CONFIRMED FOR LUCTON
1 Joseph
2 Ciaran
3 Jamie
4 Kieran
5 Willis
6 Josh
7 Harry
8 Alex
9 Jack
We do not have the numbers interested to warrrant booking a Vikings bus, but for those still wanting one we may possibly be able to share one with the U11's depending on available spaces (hopefully more on this towards the end of the week).
Otherwise, if travelling by car please meet there at 10.30am.
SQUAD CONFIRMED FOR LUCTON
1 Joseph
2 Ciaran
3 Jamie
4 Kieran
5 Willis
6 Josh
7 Harry
8 Alex
9 Jack
Use of TEAMER
I'm sorry to preach to the converted majority, but for those of you yet to get into the habit (you know who you are!), please can you confirm attendance (or otherwise) a.s.a.p in future for tournaments/festivals? There is no pressure to accept, just please let me know either way as soon as you can and in any event within a week of being invited.
If 2 seperate teams can be registered well in advance of a tounament/festival it allows for more productive game time per player, (rather than players turning up 'en-mass' unexpectedly after we have only registered the one team).
Another alternative to ensure productive game time is to restrict playing places on the day only to those who have confirmed their attendance by the required deadline. This is obviously something that we would be reluctantant to have to enforce since it would be unfair on your child to tell them they can't play on the day.
It is however also unfair to your child and the majority of other players who could have all benefited from 2 or even 3 seperate teams being registered in advance had it not been for a lack of Teamer responses.
If 2 seperate teams can be registered well in advance of a tounament/festival it allows for more productive game time per player, (rather than players turning up 'en-mass' unexpectedly after we have only registered the one team).
Another alternative to ensure productive game time is to restrict playing places on the day only to those who have confirmed their attendance by the required deadline. This is obviously something that we would be reluctantant to have to enforce since it would be unfair on your child to tell them they can't play on the day.
It is however also unfair to your child and the majority of other players who could have all benefited from 2 or even 3 seperate teams being registered in advance had it not been for a lack of Teamer responses.
Saturday, 9 April 2011
10/04/11 9am @ Dunvant RFC
We have been told to expect 6 games in total with a finish approx 2.30pm. Please aim to arrive at 9am at the latest @ Dunvant RFC - (1st game K.O. 9.30am).
The dirty dozen !
A great festival of rugby was played against 3 teams from touring team Farnham RFC hosted by South Gower RFC today. Our 'dirty dozen' had plenty of time over 3 games and as many hours to hone their skills with some great weather, fantastic hospitality from S.Gower, and some great skills shown on the pitch. 
In the words of our own William Wallace".....they can take our tags, but they'll never take our freedom!"
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