Wanderers v Tigers Teams Up
By Saint Ted
April 19 2019
NORTHAMPTON WANDERERS v LEICESTER TIGERS A Premiership Rugby Shield, Round 10 Saturday 20 April, 2019 Franklin’s Gardens Kick-off: 1pm
Wanderers name side for Tigers derby at the Gardens
Friday, April 19 2019.
Northampton Wanderers have made six changes to their line-up as they bid to secure a spot in the semi-finals of the Premiership Rugby Shield on Saturday.
East Midlands rivals Leicester Tigers are the visitors at Franklin’s Gardens, with the men in Black, Green and Gold hoping to book their spot in the final four of the competition for the fourth straight season.
Following an impressive six-try 40-36 victory over Northern Conference leaders Newcastle Falcons last time out, Northampton need just one league point from the match to guarantee their progress.
Ken Pisi and Connor Tupai both come into the back-line for Wandies, while Andrew Kellaway – a hat-trick hero against Newcastle – is once again named in the midfield alongside Fraser Strachan.
Fly-half James Grayson skippers the side for the third straight match, but coaches Simon Sinclair and Mark Hopley have shuffled their pack with Toby Trinder, Karl Garside, and Lewis Bean all coming into the tight five and Alex Coles starting at lock.
NORTHAMPTON WANDERERS v LEICESTER TIGERS A
Premiership Rugby Shield, Round 10
Saturday 20 April, 2019
Franklin’s Gardens
Kick-off: 1pm
15 Tom Emery
14 Ken Pisi
13 Andrew Kellaway
12 Fraser Strachan
11 Tom Collins
10 James Grayson (c)
9 Connor Tupai
1 Toby Trinder
2 George Newman
3 Karl Garside
4 Tom Jubb
5 Lewis Bean
6 Alex Coles
7 Devante Onojaife
8 Mitch Eadie
Replacements:
16 Josh Taylor
17 Will Davis
18 Jamal Ford-Robinson
19 Fred Betteridge
20 Tui Uru
21 Charlie Davies
22 Matt Worley
23 Tom Freeman
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Friday, April 19 2019.
Northampton Wanderers have made six changes to their line-up as they bid to secure a spot in the semi-finals of the Premiership Rugby Shield on Saturday.
East Midlands rivals Leicester Tigers are the visitors at Franklin’s Gardens, with the men in Black, Green and Gold hoping to book their spot in the final four of the competition for the fourth straight season.
Following an impressive six-try 40-36 victory over Northern Conference leaders Newcastle Falcons last time out, Northampton need just one league point from the match to guarantee their progress.
Ken Pisi and Connor Tupai both come into the back-line for Wandies, while Andrew Kellaway – a hat-trick hero against Newcastle – is once again named in the midfield alongside Fraser Strachan.
Fly-half James Grayson skippers the side for the third straight match, but coaches Simon Sinclair and Mark Hopley have shuffled their pack with Toby Trinder, Karl Garside, and Lewis Bean all coming into the tight five and Alex Coles starting at lock.
NORTHAMPTON WANDERERS v LEICESTER TIGERS A
Premiership Rugby Shield, Round 10
Saturday 20 April, 2019
Franklin’s Gardens
Kick-off: 1pm
15 Tom Emery
14 Ken Pisi
13 Andrew Kellaway
12 Fraser Strachan
11 Tom Collins
10 James Grayson (c)
9 Connor Tupai
1 Toby Trinder
2 George Newman
3 Karl Garside
4 Tom Jubb
5 Lewis Bean
6 Alex Coles
7 Devante Onojaife
8 Mitch Eadie
Replacements:
16 Josh Taylor
17 Will Davis
18 Jamal Ford-Robinson
19 Fred Betteridge
20 Tui Uru
21 Charlie Davies
22 Matt Worley
23 Tom Freeman
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Tigers Development XV: Freddie Steward, Leo Gilliland, Elliot Creed*, Tim Bitirim*, Clayton Blommetjies, Tom Hardwick, Jonny Law; Campese Ma'afu, Ross McMillan, Gaston Cortes, Cameron Gray*, Valentino Mapapalangi, Tommy Reffell, Will Evans (c), Fred Tuilagi
Replacements: Jamie Harding*, Osman Dimen*, David Feao, Thom Smith, Sione Kalamafoni, Will Findlay*, Sam Costelow, Telusa Veainu
* Guest Player
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Quote:shendy
Telusa Veainu - there's something on the Tigers board about him being back. Is that the Veainu who was fairly lethal a couple of years ago?
Yes
Quote:jimmies
Is there any way this can be watched/listened to for the souls that are no longer in the Shire
Not live so the only thing is highlights which Saints usually put up a few days after the match
Quote:You can usually get updates from Northampton Saints Twitter site.jimmies
Is there any way this can be watched/listened to for the souls that are no longer in the Shire
Saints 7 : Tiggers 14

14 all Newman from a driving Maul Jimmy Grayson converts from out wide

14 21

14:21

19 21
One more try and an away trip to either Exeter or Sarries in the Semi

38:21 after 66 minutes

38:28
Hat trick for Tigers winger

38:28

We had another look at what we will be missing from Kellaway next season - shame he's leaving. Grayson kicked well but too often tried to beat Leicester on his own.
The officials seemed to make as many errors as the players
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Quote:tedge
The Carlsberg and terrace was pretty full. I'd guess at 2K plus
Good crowd, pity I had to miss it.
Agree Tedge that this (& the last Wandies game) showed that if we could have kept hold of Kellaway what a star he could have become for us - you can see the class
Quote:TheGent
Anyone comment on how Tui Uru played?
I thought he went well. A big unit for his age, and certainly likes contact!
There was a fanastic try which was effectively a 14 point turnaround. Tom Collins chased back in defence, fell on the ball , got up and kept it alive. The ball was switched to the right deep in our 22 and in no time we were scoring in the left hand corner. The support running was brilliant.
Tigers had 6 full internationals in their squad to our one , although they had plenty of guests and youngsters.Our scrum took a bit of a pounding but the boys battled really well for the result.
Exeter or Sarries away in the semi final might be a bridge too far for this young team, but they've done really well.
Campo and Ross won't fit into our squad, just the same as they've been little use to Tigers' first team.
Quote:Ayerzawannabe
For those who went to the game any Tigers players catch the eye?
Blommetjies,
Not sure if it was the initial playsthat put him into decent space but he finished well.
