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Peter Winthorpe

By Peter Winthorpe
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Mr Frisky

Mr Frisky

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1 hour ago, Peter Winthorpe said:

Will we give fringe players a run out on Sunday and try new combinations

Sabutey at FB  Marwood at 6 and Max Moore more time on the wing.

Burns on the bench if he is fit, and go back to normal if it is not working?

Play Marwood somewhere to give him minutes.

Yes, totally agree, and I actually think we will be stronger for it.

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anok4u

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1 hour ago, DocH said:

Has Aaron Burns played for us yet? Anyone seen him play?

He played at the wreck but he wasn't on long enough to make an opinion on him.

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go **** yasell ya little **** gain NL1 then take ya **** out ya dads **** then speak proper rugby talk. you jameating little spotty ****...itchy waa waa 2008...

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29 minutes ago, silverfox said:

Cornwall home and London home are both 2.30pm kick off. Must be to do with being so far away and helping them get home . 

Half an hour hardly make a difference to that journey

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ChristianB

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5 hours ago, silverfox said:

Cornwall home and London home are both 2.30pm kick off. Must be to do with being so far away and helping them get home . 

Most of our home games in Cornwall are scheduled for 1pm. It simply makes life much easier for the players to return home at a reasonable hour - especially important as most have jobs to go to. And, at the end of the day (literally and metaphorically) these extra long journeys are ours to make above and beyond any other team. 

Cornwall v Workington matches are the furthest any side has to travel in any professional English sporting competition.

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15 hours ago, DavidM said:

I think he cost us a packet to buy from Rochdale as well 

Yeah David according to Joe Holliday's big book Mark Lord cost Town £20,000 in 1991 - a sum which would have been less than vindicated by the players poor record.

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