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The club will be open to show the 3rd and final 2009 Lions test on our big screen on Saturday 4th July. Kick off is at 2.00pm and the club will be open from midday.
There is no entry charge and all bars etc will be open.
We are expecting over 150 as the 1st team return to pre-season training that morning. The game will be shown on the big screen in the Camstead suite, and on the TV's downstairs. A wide selection of food will be served from 12:30, rib eye steaks, burgers, hot dogs etc.
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The end of season edition of the Mini and Youth sections newsletter "In Touch" is now available for download.
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The Club AGM was adjourned until 30th June at 7pm. This is to allow members the opportunity to study the club accounts, which were circulated at the meeting. The Club committee were, however elected, and for 2009-10 season will be as follows:
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Following on from the successful inaugural year of the first national 10s competition, Cambridge RFC will again be hosting a round of the competition on Saturday 5th September 2009. More information can be found here on the Heineken Rugby website. Local information can be obtained from Alan Croft. |
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The provisional fixture list for the season 2009/10 has been released. We open the season with Redruth away on 5 September and close with Redruth at home on April 24th 2010. Members and supporters may now plan their holidays....
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You either believe in lucky numbers or cast scorn on those that do. Whilst some would describe me as the ultimate rational man, when it comes to fortune telling, numbers matter. 45 is one of a very few alongside 9 and 90 that mean much to me. So in 2009 45 beat 29, an emphatic victory that has been described by a dispassionate neutral as "Desperate for a "fix" of live action, I ventured off to see Birmingham v Cambridge. Make no mistake, this game was not played in the meaningless fixture style" (Guinness John, Rolling Maul). Credits for the game, go to a top drawer quality referee Dave Pearson, to Russell Earnshaw for preventing an outright massacre with a 70th minute rally and to a star studded, talented, blooded and sanded Cambridge XX. But for the top awards, those doing the blooding and the sanding, Shanners and Crooksy the Cambridge coaching duo. Phenomenal progress in shaping a new squad to a consistency equal if not better than Mr Ferguson himself. |
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Cambridge Rugby Club, in conjunction with Tag Brand and Scotsdales, have produced a brand new promotional brochure, covering key areas of our club.
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