All Golds v NW Crusaders KPL1S 2017 Final
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ALL GOLDS MATCH REPORTS WRITTEN BY CHRIS WILSON EASY FOR DONS ALL GOLDS 4 – 42 DONCASTER 14 SUNDAY 16 JULY 2017 PRINCE OF WALES STADIUM A half time score of 6-0 to the visitors was testament to the All Golds’ defensive grit and determination in the final fixture of the regular season. However, two tries in the opening ten minutes of the second half blew the game open and Doncaster were able to ease away to a comfortable win. The All Golds were certainly feeling the effects of their long trip to Toronto and were only able to name a squad of 18, rather than the usual 19, for the match Forced onto the defensive, the home side repelled wave after wave of Doncaster attacks as the visitors enjoyed domination in both possession and territory. After over 20 minutes of almost constant pressure, the Dons opened the scoring, prop Mark Castle powering over and Jack Miller adding the first of his five goals. Doncaster upped the pace in the opening ten minutes of the second period and crossed www.allgoldsrugby.com twice to ensure a comfortable last half an hour in the damp conditions. Iafeta Paleaaesina, Sam Doherty with two, Reece Dean also with a double and former All Gold Brad England all crossed the whitewash in a steady if unspectacular procession. The All Golds had the ball just four times in the opening 15 minutes of the second half and it was no surprise that they created few chances and only had Mo Agoro’s 19th try of the season to show for their hard work without the ball. Coach Lee Greenwood said his side lacked the nous to create scoring opportunities. “We weren’t very smart in the first half,” he said. “We had to work overtime to keep them from scoring. “It was hugely disappointing that 6-0 behind at half time we didn’t make a better fist of the second half.” Ominously, he added: We’re nowhere near being able to play the top northern teams. The effort is there but there’s a huge gulf in quality there as well.” ALL GOLDS: Jack Mitchell; Mo Agoro (t), Kadeem Williams, Lewis Reece, Chris Barlow; Shaun Owens, Danny Fallon; James Walter, Steve Parry, Harrison Elliott; Chris Worrall, Joe McClean; Billy Brickhill; INTERCHANGE: Errol Carter, Ollie Purslow, Malikhi Lloyd-Jones, Richard Jones @AllGolds facebook.com/AllGoldsRugby
IRONMEN SHOW STEEL IRONMEN 28 – 20 ALL GOLDS SATURDAY 29 JULY 2017 STEBONHEATH PARC The All Golds’ quest for a League 1 Shield final place got off to an inauspicious start as the Ironmen condemned Lee Greenwood’s side to their fourth straight defeat with their first win in this fixture since 2013. They were indebted to a late recovery after the All Golds had themselves clawed back a 16-8 deficit to lead 20-16 with 15 minutes left. It had all started well for the All Golds with Brad Kislingbury’s 13th minute try but it was cancelled out by Curtis Ford – one of four debutants fielded by the Ironmen. The home side took the lead through Andy Gay after a defensive error had given them a repeat set but Steve Parry crossed for his customary try to cut the home lead to 10-8 at the interval. It was extended soon after the resumption thanks to a converted try by Morgan Evans and the Ironmen looked in control. However, Phil Cowburn scored from a Parry kick and Ben Stead took over the kicking duties from the injured Courtney Davies to knock over the extras. The All Golds were soon in front after a classic team try started by Mo Agoro and finished by Joe McClean after Cowburn had broken into the backfield to supply the scoring pass. Stead’s goal pulled the All Golds 20-16 in front but the last quarter of an hour belonged to the home side. Ben Jones started the recovery with a close range score before Shaun Tennant picked up a chip kick and extended the lead to 26-20, Jones adding the two for an eight-point lead, which proved to be the clincher. ALL GOLDS: Phil Cowburn (t), Mo Agoro, Brad Kislingbury (t), Lewis Reece, Errol Carter, Courtney Davies, Ben Stead (2g), James Walter, Steve Parry (t) Harrison Elliott, Chris Worrall, Joe McClean (t), Billy Brickhill; INTERCHANGE: Harry Kidd, Malikhi Lloyd- Jones, Ross Price, Richard Jones 15 Subscribe to our website mailing list to get exclusive All Golds news first.
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ALL GOLDS MATCH REPORTS<br />
WRITTEN BY CHRIS WILSON<br />
EASY<br />
FOR DONS<br />
ALL GOLDS 4 – 42 DONCASTER<br />
14 SUNDAY 16 JULY <strong>2017</strong><br />
PRINCE OF WALES STADIUM<br />
A half time score of 6-0 to the visitors was<br />
testament to the <strong>All</strong> <strong>Golds</strong>’ defensive grit and<br />
determination in the final fixture of the regular<br />
season.<br />
However, two tries in the opening ten minutes<br />
of the second half blew the game open<br />
and Doncaster were able to ease away to a<br />
comfortable win.<br />
The <strong>All</strong> <strong>Golds</strong> were certainly feeling the effects<br />
of their long trip to Toronto and were only able<br />
to name a squad of 18, rather than the usual 19,<br />
for the match<br />
Forced onto the defensive, the home side<br />
repelled wave after wave of Doncaster attacks<br />
as the visitors enjoyed domination in both<br />
possession and territory. After over 20 minutes<br />
of almost constant pressure, the Dons opened<br />
the scoring, prop Mark Castle powering over<br />
and Jack Miller adding the first of his five goals.<br />
Doncaster upped the pace in the opening ten<br />
minutes of the second period and crossed<br />
www.allgoldsrugby.com<br />
twice to ensure a comfortable last half an hour<br />
in the damp conditions.<br />
Iafeta Paleaaesina, Sam Doherty with two,<br />
Reece Dean also with a double and former <strong>All</strong><br />
Gold Brad England all crossed the whitewash<br />
in a steady if unspectacular procession.<br />
The <strong>All</strong> <strong>Golds</strong> had the ball just four times in the<br />
opening 15 minutes of the second half and it<br />
was no surprise that they created few chances<br />
and only had Mo Agoro’s 19th try of the season<br />
to show for their hard work without the ball.<br />
Coach Lee Greenwood said his side lacked<br />
the nous to create scoring opportunities. “We<br />
weren’t very smart in the first half,” he said.<br />
“We had to work overtime to keep them from<br />
scoring.<br />
“It was hugely disappointing that 6-0 behind<br />
at half time we didn’t make a better fist of the<br />
second half.”<br />
Ominously, he added: We’re nowhere near<br />
being able to play the top northern teams. The<br />
effort is there but there’s a huge gulf in quality<br />
there as well.”<br />
ALL GOLDS: Jack Mitchell; Mo Agoro (t),<br />
Kadeem Williams, Lewis Reece, Chris Barlow;<br />
Shaun Owens, Danny Fallon; James Walter,<br />
Steve Parry, Harrison Elliott; Chris Worrall,<br />
Joe McClean; Billy Brickhill; INTERCHANGE:<br />
Errol Carter, Ollie Purslow, Malikhi Lloyd-Jones,<br />
Richard Jones<br />
@<strong>All</strong><strong>Golds</strong> facebook.com/<strong>All</strong><strong>Golds</strong>Rugby
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