SKOLARS FIELD 16 BRITS FOR SECOND WEEK! : Thu Feb 26, 2009 3:58 pm  

SKOLARS FIELD 16 BRITS FOR SECOND WEEK! Northern Rail Cup 22 February 2009 - London Skolars 14 Doncaster 40 Skolars are fielding a predominately British side including mostly London and South East produced players. For the second time in a week Skolars came up against a side in the division above theirs and although they fell to defeat it was an improved performance in their first home game of the season. Skolars took an early lead after some inventive kicking play earned them a good field position, Austen Aggrey finishing off the move with a try in the corner. For more information please log onto: http://www.skolars.com/index.php?option ... p=1&mid=61

SKOLARS FIELD 16 BRITS FOR SECOND WEEK! Northern Rail Cup 22 February 2009 - London Skolars 14 Doncaster 40 Skolars are fielding a predominately British side including mostly London and South East produced players. For the second time in a week Skolars came up against a side in the division above theirs and although they fell to defeat it was an improved performance in their first home game of the season. Skolars took an early lead after some inventive kicking play earned them a good field position, Austen Aggrey finishing off the move with a try in the corner. For more information please log onto: http://www.skolars.com/index.php?option ... p=1&mid=61

: Thu Feb 26, 2009 4:13 pm  

Great news but thought Chad Isles and Leigh Nissen were Aussies ? Do the local amatuer clubs you take players from get compensated in any way ?

: Fri Feb 27, 2009 12:23 pm  

PC Plum wrote:

Great news but thought Chad Isles and Leigh Nissen were Aussies ? Do the local amatuer clubs you take players from get compensated in any way ?

Chad was born is Castleford

yes they do as we do for players who go to quins from our kids

: Fri Feb 27, 2009 1:11 pm  

I think it is fantastic what you are doing and also promoting. Is this a club strategy or are you being forced into it due to your commercial situation or for that matter some other reason?

Finally, how do you think it will impact on and off the field both positively and negatively?

: Sat Feb 28, 2009 4:58 pm  

the new coach is very much of this philosophy really. he wants to build for the long term

: Sat Feb 28, 2009 7:15 pm  

Crowds at Skolars are still piddle poor.

It's Good for the Game that a semi pro club is fielding southerners, but is it going to help the Skolars kick on to appeal anything other than the RL enthusiast?

: Sun Mar 01, 2009 9:06 am  

Charmless Nerk wrote:

Crowds at Skolars are still piddle poor.

It's Good for the Game that a semi pro club is fielding southerners, but is it going to help the Skolars kick on to appeal anything other than the RL enthusiast?

And Your point is????????????????

: Sun Mar 01, 2009 11:34 pm  

York 58 Skolars 12. desperately need a goal kicker and some tackling practise!!!!!