Rams RFC ‘will keep fighting’ despite heavy away defeat
DEFIANT Director of Rugby Seb Reynolds promised Rams will keep fighting for the National One title despite their 19-0 defeat at Birmingham Moseley.
Read moreDetailsDEFIANT Director of Rugby Seb Reynolds promised Rams will keep fighting for the National One title despite their 19-0 defeat at Birmingham Moseley.
Read moreDetailsKirsti Harvey, Blandy & Blandy The new year is naturally a time to both reflect and to look ahead, and a good opportunity to ensure that your affairs are in...
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Read moreDetailsDIRECTOR of Rugby Seb Reynolds said both Sale and Rams should be 'proud of what they produced' after his side were defeated 25-22 in a thriller
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Read moreDetailsThis Wednesday saw the launch of an exciting new initiative to help those most in need around the borough, called Tap for Reading.
Read moreDetailsReading suffered a narrow defeat for the second week in a row in this rearranged match at Bicester.
Read moreDetailsSEB Reynolds was delighted with Rams' second-half performance as they overcame a lively Leicester Lions side to triumph 36-19 at Westleigh Park.
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