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Another day off rugby
Rye 1XV face a third fixtureless Saturday out of four
Rye were due to host Newick in a Sussex Shield quarter final , but the match has been postponed because the oppositions London and SE Junior Vase second round tie at home to Farnborough takes precedence.
Rye Chairman Tony Pierce said"Another week without a game and this stop/start business is doing us no favours at all. Even getting a friendly game is virtually impossible and its a complete bore really."
As soon as people realise that there is no game at the weekend, training seems to drop off. Everybody's got a lot to do and when there isn't a game, you think you think, you can get on and do something else.
Last weeks 44-322 defeat to Newick in Sussex one, was Rye first and only outig since the come from behind 29-26 victory over Seaford on the 8th of october.
The situation does at least look a little brighter after this weekend because Rye are scheduled to have league games on November 12th, November 19th, December3rd and December 10th.
Although it's been a frustrating start to the season for the first team, the seconds are going great guns having won all six of their competitive fixtures so far.
Rye Chairman Tony Pierce said"Another week without a game and this stop/start business is doing us no favours at all. Even getting a friendly game is virtually impossible and its a complete bore really."
As soon as people realise that there is no game at the weekend, training seems to drop off. Everybody's got a lot to do and when there isn't a game, you think you think, you can get on and do something else.
Last weeks 44-322 defeat to Newick in Sussex one, was Rye first and only outig since the come from behind 29-26 victory over Seaford on the 8th of october.
The situation does at least look a little brighter after this weekend because Rye are scheduled to have league games on November 12th, November 19th, December3rd and December 10th.
Although it's been a frustrating start to the season for the first team, the seconds are going great guns having won all six of their competitive fixtures so far.
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