REPORT: Exiles 37 – 56 CSSC Barbarians 23rd Oct
Read Stef’s report. Yes details of Chandra playing at fly half, finally after a life long ambition his dreams are realised.
Read More...The 2019-20 season brought some exciting changes for rugby in Ealing.
To ensure that we can continue to offer rugby in Ealing at an appropriate level for all players we decided to create a new club with RFU affiliation. The new Club, playing as Ealing Trailfinders 1871, is closely linked to the existing Ealing Trailfinders structure, shares the same facilities but operates independently within the RFU regulations and compete independently within the RFU league structure.
In the era of professional and amateur rugby it is important that clubs have the right structure to provide all rugby players with a pathway that suits their rugby ability and ambition. By having two clubs with strong links and co-operation this can be achieved and helps to develop rugby in Ealing and the surrounding area.
The new 1871 structure not only enables us to play RFU league rugby London and SE Division but also give players opportunities to play Middlesex Merit Table rugby as well as social and veterans’ rugby through the Exiles and Evergreens squads. This ensures we can offer rugby for players at all levels.
This also gives a strong development pathway for the very successful Ealing Trailfinders U18 Performance Programme.
The Ealing Trailfinders Professional structure is a separate entity but the strong links will enable players at the highest level to transition across either through the new Brunel University Scholarship Programme or through the Championship side’s own Academy structure.
The successful Minis and Youth sections will continue to be at the heart of Ealing Trailfinders with pathways in to Senior, and the Brunel University affiliated programme.
Read Stef’s report. Yes details of Chandra playing at fly half, finally after a life long ambition his dreams are realised.
Read More...Ex Cleckheaton RUFC star winger Ian Thynne reports…
Saturdays game saw the the Exiles either have a home game or travel away to their own ground where GWR also play. It was all a little confusing. It was a balmy autumnal day with the sun out, just waiting to embrace a game of fluid running rugby.
Read More...Well, anyone who was there knows it wasn’t pretty….
Read More...Definitely one we let slip at the weekend…. Great defence around the fringes and excellent forward play saw us dominate most of this game but we conceded 3 tries, one an from unlucky turnover when we had been hammering at their 22 for 10 minutes saw them sprint 70 yards to score – not many of us can sprint 70 yards….
Read More...Exiles score only try v London Welsh Vets and lose by a point!
Two reports and photos from the frustrated spectator Nick Greenhalgh and from the players perspective Ian Thynne.
Read More...Exiles beat London French II 19 – 5, Saturday 18 September 2010, MMT Division 5 league fixture. Ian Thynne tells it how it was in the following match report. [Opposition’s match report]
Read More...The Evergreens fixture against Barnes has been postponed until 6 November. The Exiles match against London French II has been switched to a home fixture.
Read More...Evergreens off to a winning start to the season again. Captain Declan Cronin reports.
Read More...Exiles start the season on a winning note against a younger faster stronger Hammersmith unit.
Read More...Ian Thynne reports on the Exiles’ trip to Isleworth.
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