Albion in administration

Moseley winning 11-0 atm


bye bye Albion sadly

29-0 to moseley

Albion are relegated

Another team thats bottled it from Plymouth today

I think that proves the Brickfields/corporate hospitality doesn't work. Time for Albion to move to HP.

Frank Bullitt wrote:

I think that proves the Brickfields/corporate hospitality doesn't work. Time for Albion to move to HP.

doesnt work at home park either..hows hhp coming along

That sounds like a pretty piss poor performance for what really was "A MUST WIN GAME".

Albion have been flirting with relegation for the last 5 years so today is no big shock their luck ran out. Maybe a year in National League 1 rebuilding on and certainly off the pitch will do them some good so they can bounce back stronger. I believe finding the right head coach is needed too working with dawe in his director role.

First thing they will need to resolve is missing out on £500,000 from the rfu :O Maybe its easier said than done.

A good victory today against Richmond. 33-20

Put together a nice looking squad has Dawe hope they can get the club back in the championship come end of season.

Albion lost 15-16 to Rosslyn Park (where ever that is)

Albion should have won this game but where made to pay for one too many mistakes and bad decisions. I believe once this team gels as a unit they could go up but at the moment they are still not working as a unit.

So, they're not going up then.

Sir John Hawkins wrote:

So, they're not going up then.

my guess at the moment they will be in the mix come April but will miss out.

Angry wrote:

Albion lost 15-16 to Rosslyn Park (where ever that is)

Albion should have won this game but where made to pay for one too many mistakes and bad decisions. I believe once this team gels as a unit they could go up but at the moment they are still not working as a unit.

They play at Roehampton South London.

zyph wrote:

Angry wrote:

Albion lost 15-16 to Rosslyn Park (where ever that is)

Albion should have won this game but where made to pay for one too many mistakes and bad decisions. I believe once this team gels as a unit they could go up but at the moment they are still not working as a unit.

They play at Roehampton South London.

cheers zyph

Actually, Rosslyn Park are a far better known rugby club than Albion, but then, Plymouth isn't a rugby town, so we wouldn't know. If Plymouth ever gets a mention, it is Argyle, not Albion.

Sir John Hawkins wrote:

Actually, Rosslyn Park are a far better known rugby club than Albion, but then, Plymouth isn't a rugby town, so we wouldn't know.

brilliant up there with cornwall doesnt like football

He's right though isn't he? Plymouth is not a rugby city or indeed a sporting city it seems. Rosslyn Park I remember from my school days.

Dick Trickle wrote:

He's right though isn't he? Plymouth is not a rugby city or indeed a sporting city it seems. Rosslyn Park I remember from my school days.

While Albion may not be a big club or that well supported there are many in the city that play the game, watch the game and belong to the many different clubs in the city alone not including supporters of different clubs.

its a sensationalist comment to make like saying not many in exeter like toothpaste

Angry wrote:

Sir John Hawkins wrote:

Actually, Rosslyn Park are a far better known rugby club than Albion, but then, Plymouth isn't a rugby town, so we wouldn't know.

brilliant up there with cornwall doesnt like football

Belittle all you want. I was brought up on rugby, and played it. Rosslyn Park were a big draw before your interest was tweaked with the 90s TV rugger boom. No one could care less about Albion. In fact, given the armed forces thing, it was touch and go whether Albion were second to Devonport Services.
As for Cornwall culture, I don't think I will take any lessons from you, that's for sure . You're definitely not from that neck of the woods and know nothing apart from the odd beach excursion. Where do you hail from Angers ? Ernie settle ?

Sir John Hawkins wrote:

Angry wrote:

Sir John Hawkins wrote:

Actually, Rosslyn Park are a far better known rugby club than Albion, but then, Plymouth isn't a rugby town, so we wouldn't know.

brilliant up there with cornwall doesnt like football

Belittle all you want. I was brought up on rugby, and played it. Rosslyn Park were a big draw before your interest was tweaked with the 90s TV rugger boom. No one could care less about Albion. In fact, given the armed forces thing, it was touch and go whether Albion were second to Devonport Services.
As for Cornwall culture, I don't think I will take any lessons from you, that's for sure . You're definitely not from that neck of the woods. Where do you hail from Angers ? Ernie settle ?

i didnt disagree with you on rosslyn park bit did i? it was your comment about plymouth not that interested in rugby that i laughed at along with the cornish not liking football bit. and no not from cornwall thank god and not from erniesettle either

Go west of Truro, probably Bodmin, and football is pretty irrelevant, unless you count watching it on TV to keep the rain out of your soul.

My local rugby team attracted 5 times the attendance than that of the football team.
Albion were nothing until the Lovell days. Like all things, you had to go to Exeter to see anything decent. I saw the All Blacks play there, roughly the same time Come watch Pele, don't watch the tele, was appearing at Home park.
Plymouth was always the football capital of Cornwall. Half the SWest league teams consisted of Plymouth players. I myself travelled down to play for one of them, as did several of my friends. The local lads tended to play rugby because the girls the club houses and girls were better.

Sir John Hawkins wrote:

Go west of Truro, probably Bodmin, and football is pretty irrelevant, unless you count watching it on TV to keep the rain out of your soul.

My local rugby team attracted 5 times the attendance than that of the football team.
Albion were nothing until the Lovell days

highly doubt football is irrelevant in cornwall