Coventry Rugby team announced to face Blackheath away.
By Tom Little. March 7 2013
The Coventry Rugby team to face Blackheath away this Saturday kick off 3 pm at the Rectory Field has just been announced. It shows three changes from the starting line up from the team that lost so closely to Fylde last Saturday. There is an all new second row with Danny Wright replacing flu victim Tom Poole, and Alex Woolford moving up from the bench to replace Scott Morgan, who has been given an internal two game ban for his red card last week.
Tom Harris moves up from the bench to replace Ed Tellwright. There are 3 further changes on the bench, with prop forward Danny Hobbs on U20 International duty, and with Andy Brown being unavailable as being recalled by Doncaster Knights, there is a debut for Bristol Academy prop forward Will Davis. Hooker Matt Williams has also been recalled by Northampton Saints to cover a front row crisis at Moseley, allowing Jamie Harrop to come in. Lock forward Sam Herrington comes in to replace Alex Woolford, whilst Steve Johns replaces Tom Harris.
15 Cliffie Hodgson
14 Tom Harris
13 Callum MacBurnie
12 Heath Stevens
11 Greg Evans
10 Will Maisey
9 Lewis Barker
1 Nico Steenkamp
2 Matt Price
3 Bronson Ross
4 Danny Wright
5 Alex Woolford
6 Brett Daynes
7 Liam Munro
8 Matt Tibbatts (capt)
Replacements
16 Will Davis
17 Jamie Harrop
18 Sam Herrington
19 Nathan Jones
20 Steve Johns
Tom Little
Coventry Rugby press office
7th March 2013
Coventry Rugby team announced to face Blackheath away.
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Date: 07/03/2013 20:52
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Given the size of Clubs pack, I'd have started big Sam. Big fan of Jamie Harrop as well. Any one know what has happened to Liam Mathers? Is he back at Moseley?
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