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Official West Hartlepool RFC
Fixtures 2007-2008
By Dave Picken - April 21 2008
City at home on the first day and Rovers at home on the last day! In between there's new opposition in Aldwinians, York, Carlisle, Pontefract, Gateshead and Aspatria.,, here's the full league fixture list .... >

WEST Fixtures 2007-2008 - North 2 East Last Season
west opps
August
25 Billingham H F 3.00 34 7
September
1 Sunderland H F 3.00 15 0
8 Durham City H N2E 3.00 22 9 report
15 Morpeth

A

 N2E

2.30

 29 21 report
22 Driffield H N2E 3.00 24 10 report
29 Old Crossleyans A N2E 3.00 23 19 report
October
6 Carlisle H N2E 3.00 67 26 report
13 Lymm H Int Cup 3.00 14 36 report
20 Pontefract A N2E 3.00 17 11 report
27 Aspatria H N2E 3.00 18 16 report
November
3 York H N2E 2.15 16 0 report
10 Aldwinians A N2E 2.15 35 0 report
24 Gateshead H N2E 2.15. 38 8 report
December
1 Rovers A N2E 2.15 20 19 report
22 Aldwinians H N2E 2.15 51 0 report
26 Rovers A Friendly 2.00 19 0 report
January
5 York A N2E 2.15 22 3 report
12 Rovers H Fr 2.15 21 3 report
19 Aspatria A N2E 3.00 5 16 report
26 Pontefract H N2E 2.15 34 12 report
February
9 Carlisle A N2E 2.15 19 23 report
16 Old Crossleyans H N2E 2.15 58 8 report
23 Billingham H Coun. Cup 2.15 15 29 report
March
1 Driffield A N2E 3.00 8 18 report
8 Morpeth H N2E 3.00 18 5 report
29 Durham City A N2E 3.00 10 6 report
April
12 Gateshead A N2E 3.00 35 9 report
19 Rovers H N2E 3.00 22 17 report

Related Links:
West 22 Rovers 17
Durham City 6 West 10
West 18 Morpeth 5


 
 Re: News: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: West Park Allotment 
Date:   29-05-07 11:15

Some interesting games and a very difficult start to the season. Not sure of the wisdom of playing Rovers twice in December. Is it a human being who draws this up or a computer?
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 Re: News: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: El Pedro 
Date:   29-05-07 12:13

having the derby as last game of the season could well mean it ends up a bit of a damp squib if there's nothing to play for. then again if either team is in the promotion/relegation mix it could be a great game to finish with.

not many easy away games looking at the fixtures. some long treks and cumbria twice in jan/feb will be tough....lets hope for another mild winter!
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 Re: News: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: Andy Quinn 
Date:   29-05-07 12:18

Also seems quite a few blank weekends, maybe they are 'cup' dates or something?
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 Re: News: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: MikeyBoy 
Date:   29-05-07 12:53

hopefully west will have secured promotion before the last game of the season* but what a final game that could be if we both teams needed the win.


* dear rovers fans, please re-read that sentence, it includes the word "hopefully", this is not the same as saying west are a dead cert for promotion.
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 Re: News: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: Defo not a winger 
Date:   29-05-07 20:14

Mikey

How come you think west are dead certs for promotion??
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 Re: News: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: scrum half 
Date:   29-05-07 20:37

Good to see so many new names in fixture list, we shouldn't underestimate the Cumbrian clubs after Penrith season before last. With 9 free weekends ( not sure how many cup fixtures ), I hope clubs vote for two extra teams in the division in future, I know free week-ends can help injuries to recover, but they can also disrupt winning runs and should help teams with stronger squads.

With rovers last match of season should keep message board more interesting for a few weeks after season ends.
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 Re: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: t spoon 
Date:   29-05-07 23:18

arn't november and febuary fixtures 2.30 kick offs
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 Re: News: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: Chocky's Butler 
Date:   30-05-07 12:24

Any sign of any Stags fixtures?



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 Re: News: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: Brian McMurdo 
Date:   30-05-07 13:25

U18s are to play 14 league games on Saturdays, next season.
These fixtures have been passed onto Les, John and Graham.

Now we have 1st XV and U18 fixtures, the Stags and Ams fixtures can be finalised.

On Saturdays when the U18s are not playing, they will be encouraged to be involved with the Senior teams, which can only be a good thing for team and player development.

So a lot of (if not most!) Saturdays next season will be busy, with us having 2 games at home. Good for bar takings and general club atmosphere!

Fair to say that all is looking rosey.


M/J Fixtures 2007/2008

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 Re: News: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: Chocky's Butler 
Date:   30-05-07 14:04

Sounds good!
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 Re: News: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: MikeyBoy 
Date:   30-05-07 15:59

t spoon - they've been 2.15 for the last few seasons!
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 Re: News: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: wonderfish 
Date:   30-05-07 20:02

Surely 18 year olds are better off playing men's rugby?
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 Re: News: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: Andy Quinn 
Date:   31-05-07 06:58

Certainly are and with 3 Senior sides there will be a level for everyone :-D
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 Re: News: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: Brian McMurdo 
Date:   31-05-07 11:33

Wonderfish,

They will be playing both, so the best of both worlds!

Remember, it is an U18 team, so some of the lads may be 16 and hence not eligible for Senior rugby until they are 17 and of course 18 for front-row players. In addition, we will be fielding an U17 Sunday team.

We are in a very fortunate position to be able to field U17 and U18 teams and this is supported by the RFU, who have set up local leagues (Durham/Northumberland/Cumbria) in order to keep these young men playing rugby. There has always been a problem with retention of players at U17/U18, so the RFU have been working with local clubs to address this issue and it appears to be working.
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 Re: News: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: samuelattanducom 
Date:   31-05-07 22:28

kindly mail me the fixtures of the 2007-2008 english premiership
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 Re: News: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: Chocky's Butler 
Date:   01-06-07 10:02

Have we been promoted ?
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 Re: News: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: West parent 
Date:   01-06-07 11:12

Fella's

Can I suggest some one confirms with Chris / Nick the number of lads in next seasons U18's squad because if next seasons U17's play a Sunday team there won't be enough lads to put out an 18's team.

Of the 2006-2007 18's squad (approx 25-28) only about 10 of them where U17's.

Cheers
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 Re: News: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: Brian McMurdo 
Date:   01-06-07 12:57

Chris, Nick and Barry are aware of the situation.
U18s (Saturday) and U17s (Sunday) will not be playing every weekend.
They are looking at a combined U17s/U18s squad.
So on occasion, some lads might play on the Saturday and Sunday.
Hope that is clear!
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 Re: News: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: Andy Quinn 
Date:   01-06-07 13:26

And on free weekends/ Saturdays they can come and play senior rugby as well :-D
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 Re: News: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: West Park Allotment 
Date:   04-06-07 10:36

Sounds like plenty of rugby for us stay at home supporters!
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 Re: News: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: Supercodhead 
Date:   06-06-07 12:04

Reckon you Westies better start being nice to us Rovers men ....y ou might need to record a win on the last day to stay up>>>
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 Re: News: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: scrum half 
Date:   07-06-07 22:13

And rovers might have nothing to play for as they might be already down.
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 Re: News: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: Supercodhead 
Date:   08-06-07 12:27

not a chance>>the way we finished off last season bodes very well for the future>>>best back row in the league and some great try scoring backs>>>reckon youll be hearing some more interesting news an all>>>
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 Re: News: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: MikeyBoy 
Date:   10-06-07 15:33

best back row in the league? you obviously didn't watch much rugby last season
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 Re: News: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: Supercodhead 
Date:   13-06-07 12:36

watched lots of rugby>> and in some comfort in a nice cosy covered stand and with a nice cosy brick built clubhouse >>
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 Re: News: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: Run at all costs! 
Date:   13-06-07 12:53

Repetitive and predictable!
Why bother, SKH?
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 Re: News: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: Andy Quinn 
Date:   13-06-07 13:50

''watched lots of rugby>> and in some comfort in a nice cosy covered stand and with a nice cosy brick built clubhouse >>'' Please tell me where? The terrace bit is as rough as a Badgers ar$e and the seated one looks and feels like it is about to fall down!!!
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 Re: News: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: West Park Allotment 
Date:   13-06-07 14:16

Mr Quinn I think that was the kind of reaction he was looking for.
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 Re: News: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: Andy Quinn 
Date:   13-06-07 14:27

Probably...sorry i did it again. (Think there is a song there somewhere) :oP:oD:oD
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 Re: News: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: MikeyBoy 
Date:   14-06-07 09:13

obviously too concerned with your surroundings to notice that the rovers back row, while good, are not even the best in the town, never mind the league.



Post Edited (15-06-07 09:50)
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 Re: News: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: Supercodhead 
Date:   15-06-07 12:04

is that the back row which took you to pieces at the Friarage??>>
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 Re: News: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: Supercodhead 
Date:   18-06-07 12:14

>>>that last message of mine seems to have done the trick>>>>>
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 Re: News: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: MikeyBoy 
Date:   19-06-07 09:25

if you're trying to say that any of the rovers back row are better than either Jonny Boatman or Myers then you're just plain wrong and you'd be hard pushed to find anybody who agrees with you.
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 Re: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: smurray 
Date:   03-01-08 19:49

remember SCH and scrumhalf early june. how wrong ??

smurray
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 Re: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: scrum half 
Date:   03-01-08 23:19

Don't understand.
I said rovers might have nothing to play for as they ( rovers) may already be down. I think you might mean how right I could be.
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 Re: News: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: On The Lash 
Date:   04-01-08 10:27



Oh god - he will be back next week



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 Re: Fixtures 2007-2008
Author: smurray 
Date:   31-03-08 11:18

6TH OF THE 6TH 2007. then 8th. june 2007. isn't it fun SCH to be so wrong!! NOT A CHANCE

smurray
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