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fevnut’s musings: The Tingle Factor, Foreign Teams and Stupid Play-off names for matches fevnut’s blog is primarily but not exclusively about Featherstone Rovers (obviously!). This week, as well as writing about our match last weekend we consider a condition that should be put upon any foreign teams that enter our competitions and write about how stupid the names given to play off matches are. Finals that are not Finals, Semi-Finals that are not Semi-Finals etc. Access ‘musings’ by clicking on the link below and don't forget to use the links on the right hand side of the page to open other interesting pages. https://fevblog452.blogspot.com/2019/09/fevnuts-musings-35-tingle-factor.html

Greetings to our friends in York Every week fevnut writes a blog that includes his ‘musings’ column. This week we write about those exceptional matches that produce ‘The Tingle Factor’ and last weekend at Leigh was one of those! We also consider a condition that should be put upon any foreign teams that enter our competitions and write about how stupid the names given to play off matches are. Finals that are not Finals, Semi-Finals that are not Semi-Finals etc. Access the article by using the link below and then by using the links on the right hand side of the page you can find all sorts of information pertinent to the match coming up on Sunday, including pages about the York squad and another about the history of matches between York and Fev. Looking forward to seeing you all on Saturday. https://fevblog452.blogspot.com/2019/09/fevnuts-musings-35-tingle-factor.html

fevnut’s musings: The Tingle Factor, Foreign Teams and Stupid Play-off names for matches In the latest edition of fevnut’s musings we write about those exceptional matches that produce ‘The Tingle Factor’ and last weekend at Leigh was one of those! We also consider a condition that should be put upon any foreign teams that enter our competitions and write about how stupid the names given to play off matches are. Finals that are not Finals, Semi-Finals that are not Semi-Finals etc. Access ‘musings’ by clicking on the link below and don't forget to use the links on the right hand side of the page to open other interesting pages. https://fevblog452.blogspot.com/2019/09/fevnuts-musings-35-tingle-factor.htm

fevnut’s musings: Referees, Squad Builder and Supporting Club Foundations fevnut’s blog is primarily but not exclusively about Featherstone Rovers (obviously!). This week we we attempt to take a rational approach to the subject of refereeing errors and (unusually) we pay tribute to an opposition player who has announced his retirement. Finally, we reveal how fans can financially support their club’s Foundations at no expense to themselves! Access ‘musings’ by clicking on the link below and don't forget to use the links on the right hand side of the page to open other interesting pages. https://fevblog452.blogspot.com/2019/09/fevnuts-musings-34-referees-squad.html

Greetings to our friends in Leigh Every week fevnut writes a blog that includes his ‘musings’ column. This week we attempt to take a rational approach to the subject of refereeing errors and we pay tribute to one of your players who has announced his retirement (again!). Finally, we reveal how fans can financially support their club’s Foundations at no expense to themselves! Access the article by using the link below and then by using the links on the right hand side of the page you can find all sorts of information pertinent to the match coming up on Sunday, including pages about the Leigh squad and another about the history of matches between Leigh and Fev. Looking forward to seeing you all on Sunday. https://fevblog452.blogspot.com/2019/09/fevnuts-musings-34-referees-squad.html

fevnut’s musings: Referees, Squad Builder and Supporting Club Foundations In the latest edition of fevnut’s musings we attempt to take a rational approach to the subject of refereeing errors. We express our delight in the progress of Squad Builder and (unusually) we pay tribute to an opposition player who has announced his retirement. Finally, we reveal how fans can financially support the Fev Rovers Foundation at no expense to themselves! We pay tribute to a player who reached a milestone for Fev and we look at what might happen to the play-off positions in this coming weekend’s final round of league ties. Access ‘musings’ by clicking on the link below and don't forget to use the links on the right hand side of the page to open other interesting pages. https://fevblog452.blogspot.com/2019/09/fevnuts-musings-34-referees-squad.html

fevnut’s musings: Batley, a Milestone and the Play-Offs fevnut’s blog is primarily but not exclusively about Featherstone Rovers (obviously!). This week we write about our last match against Batley and what it must have been like for the Batley team and the fact that the match set a new record. We pay tribute to a player who reached a milestone for Fev and we look at what might happen to the play-off positions in this coming weekend’s final round of Championship league ties. Access ‘musings’ by clicking on the link below and don't forget to use the links on the right hand side of the page to open other interesting pages. https://fevblog452.blogspot.com/2019/09/fevnuts-musings-33-Toulouse-ormondroyd.html

Greetings to our friends in Toulouse Every week fevnut writes a blog that includes his ‘musings’ column. This week we write about our last match against Batley and what it must have been like for the Batley team and the fact that the match set a new record. We pay tribute to a player who reached a milestone for Fev and we look at what might happen to the play-off positions in this coming weekend’s final round of league ties. Access the article by using the link below and then by using the links on the right hand side of the page you can find all sorts of information pertinent to the match coming up on Sunday, including pages about the Toulouse squad and another about the history of matches between Toulouse and Fev. Looking forward to seeing you all on Saturday. https://fevblog452.blogspot.com/2019/09/fevnuts-musings-33-Toulouse-ormondroyd.html

fevnut’s musings: Batley, a Milestone and the Play-Offs In the latest edition of fevnut’s musings we write about our last match against Batley and what it must have been like for the Batley team and the fact that the match set a new record. We pay tribute to a player who reached a milestone for Fev and we look at what might happen to the play-off positions in this coming weekend’s final round of league ties. Access ‘musings’ by clicking on the link below and don't forget to use the links on the right hand side of the page to open other interesting pages. https://fevblog452.blogspot.com/2019/09/fevnuts-musings-33-batley-ormondroyd.html

You are correct, Andrew. Yes, the record is Pearson's at 40, scored at home to Whitehaven on November 26, 1995. It was in that brief 'centenary' season just before the switch to summer rugby'. The 40 points came from 4 tries and 12 goals, Rovers winning the match 60-10. Jamie Rooney's highest was 32 (same as Chizzy) at home to Swinton on March 17, 2002. Liam Finn scored 34 points twice, and 32 points once.

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fevnut’s musings: York, The Run-In and a Cricket Hero In the latest edition of fevnut’s musings we write about our last match against York and our view of what went wrong. We also take a detailed look at the prospects in the last two matches for Fev, Leigh and York and how it might affect the final table standings. Finally ( a bit tongue in cheek) we explain how the England Cricket team’s win in the World Cup and the 3rd Ashes Test was all down to Rugby League! Access ‘musings’ by clicking on the link below and don't forget to use the links on the right hand side of the page to open other interesting pages. https://fevblog452.blogspot.com/2019/08/fevnuts-musings-32-york-run-in-and.html

Greetings to our friends in Batley Every week fevnut writes a blog that includes his ‘musings’ column. This week we write about our last match against York and what went wrong. We also take a detailed look at the prospects in the last two matches for Fev, Leigh and York and how it might affect the final table standings. Finally ( a bit tongue in cheek) we explain how the England Cricket team’s win in the World Cup and the 3rd Ashes Test was all down to Rugby League! Access the article by using the link below and then by using the links on the right hand side of the page you can find all sorts of information pertinent to the match coming up on Sunday, including pages about the Batley squad and another about the history of matches between Batley and Fev. Looking forward to seeing you all on Sunday. https://fevblog452.blogspot.com/2019/08/fevnuts-musings-32-york-run-in-and.html