the score so far


By Cider Drinker
September 23 2024

home loss, away loss, home win...the story so far in a galaxy not so far away .....

 

The first game of the season against Sale FC was lost by only 4 points, it was a close game and Sale took every opportunity to put points on the board,.  still it was a close game and the supporters looking at what the away performance the next week would bring.

for those that travelled to Dings they saw a 17 point loss for Albion.  Albion were 10 nil up at one stage but Dings came back like a stream train and punished Albion  there were reports from the travelling support that there  were a few Bristol players making up the numbers for Dings, but never the less it was a disappointing loss.

Last Saturday looked brighter, the sun shone and it looked like Albion were finally going to get a win on the board., Leicester had a couple of yellow cards but Albion couldn't take advantage of it.  for Leicester any penalty that was kickable they kicked.  It was good to see Herbie and Seta back on the pitch.  Albion had a good lead at one stage, but it slowly slipped away and although won it could have been so much more of a 5 pointer than a almost lost game.  still a win is a win and the guys on the field player=d their hearts out.... onto the next game away to  Bishop’s Stortford, let’s see if we can get our first AWAY win....

the score so far
Posted by: Unofficial Plymouth Albion (IP Logged)
Date: 23/09/2024 19:28

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