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North East Worcestershire Ravens rugby league club took the spoils in their opening fixture in the 2013 Midlands Premier league against a spirited Coventry Bears A side. The Ravens with 6 players making their debuts for the club and 2 players stepping up from last years U-16’s were value for...

Plenty of teams in the league but, if you are near Bromsgrove and want to try Rugby League then the North East Worcestershire Ravens are just completing their pre-season training. There are also now two semi-Pro teams in the area with the Gloucester All-Golds joining Championship 1...

North East Worcestershire Ravens Rugby League Football Club have been honoured to host an evening with the Rugby League World Cup. The Rugby League World Cup Trophy is currently touring the UK in the build-up to the eagerly awaited Rugby League World Cup 2013 in England and Wales. N.E.W Ravens...

British Army School of Infantry; now onto ebay with you! :p

It's certainly worth checking out, Seniors train from 7.30pm on Wednesday nights at Bromsgrove. It's the U11s to U16s that are the future and that's where the expansion needs to come from they start at 6.30pm.

Northampton Demons already exist? I guess that a pro side named the rebels playing out of a stadium will overshadow them.

There are Telford Raiders and Birmingham Bulldogs as well. I'm sure they'd appreciate support. PS - Wolverhampton Wasps.

I don't want to spam the forum so if this is considered as such then my apologies. For those who are already missing the Union season, want to keep themselves sharp during the summer months or just want to enjoy the great game that is Rugby League there is a team in Worcestershire called the...

No disrespect meant, perhaps I should have said the M5 Premiership corrdior. I would like to see Bristol back in the elite league and also see the Pirates go up.

Maybe they should be known as the M5 corridor teams (Exeter, Bath, Worcester, Gloucester, someday Bristol again?).

Yeah, they might want to put some polished poles around the edges of the pitch and allow punters to slip low value notes into their panties. Thinking out of the box they could offer individual dances to some of the punters; captive audience of 10,000 plus at domestic games and 50,000 plus at...

The Forwards would do what they do in league, work the ball up the middle of the pitch by making short powerful runs and tiring out the opposition forwards by making them work for the tackles. The scrum is not the total sum of the work done by the pack.

As long as we get a point or more out of Bath I don't care if they are located on the Moon and we call it a derby!

I shall return to this thread in six months time, be sure of that! :)

Hmm, no rain soaked grass and not the middle of Jan. Majorly gay fail. That has as little to do with volleyball as beach rugby has to do with rugby, if you want to letch at women or watch pseudo mud wrestling go to a strip bar.

No one plays volleyball on a rain soaked patch of grass in mid-January do they?

Nope, just don't get it.

I didn't catch much of the 7s coverage but I must admit the ESPN pricing seemed to good to be true. If they can't cover it properly then I'll end up shouting at the TV so it sounds like I should avoid it!

http://img205.imageshack.us/i/newchiefsshirt2010.jpg/ http://img217.imageshack.us/i/newchiefsshirt22010.jpg/ New Chiefs shirt. A bit disappointed too be honest; if they were going that way it would have made sense to keep it all black (black is very slimming for us well built chaps).

Does anyone here have experience with ESPN and their rugby coverage? I have resisted pay to view TV for a long time but am considering dipping my toe into the ESPN world because they are covering so much of the Premiership. Being a tightwad; the fact that they seem to be offering a free card...