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... slight shuffle of the pack following the departure of Dave Vickery brought in Joe Edwards in the second row with inform Mick Scott at No 8 and Grant Husband on the flank Scott opened the scoring accepting the ball from a short penalty move to force his ...
... then on Folkestone's mix of old hands and colts proved a powerful force with powerful runs through the middle and Mo Morris Mick Scott and Graham Bell in support Their tight experienced pack held all the scrums and won enough good possession for the young ...
... breeze and bright sunshine many of them aloft a hundred feet or so above the deck REG BRIGGS GIANT Number Eight forward Mick Scott pictured is Folkestone Rugby Club’s Player of the Year Scott was a driving force as Folkestone emerged from a nightmare ...
... ng in their supply from the lineout Doug Smallman Neil Cousins and Chris Westa-cott spoiled well while Steve Durham and Mick Scott at the rear created mayhem amongst the opposition half backs The ball didn't flow easily along the home three-quarter line ...
... first half though the visitors secured more possession from lineouts and mauls Ashford opened the scoring from penalty when Mick Scott offered the referee advice after being penalised with the official duly offering the visitors a kick ten metres nearer to ...
... cover and score Angus McPhedran converted With Folkestone looking more dangerous by the minute excellent forward play by Mick Scott and Jim Nixon was rewarded with a penalty and Dave Vickery powered over to give his side the lead McPhedran again adding ...
... Poly penalties The back row of Pete Dennis Steve Durham and Vickery had the home side under continual pressure and with Mick Scott having another superb game especially in support play the Folkestone pack were well on top Half-backs Andy Tyson and Steve ...
... A side were beaten 13-1 in the cup away to Bast Division Two leaders Slurry with hat-tricks from both Elliott BAKER and Mick SCOTT HYTHE Reserves early season pacesetters in the league were beaten 4-2 in the cup at Kcnnington Consistent marksmen Paul ...
... which was converted by Jim Foster The home pack were in tremendous form with Neil Cousins Steve Durham Rob Lammiman and Mick Scott quite outstanding They tightened their grip on the League Second Division at Crabble Dover have lost only once in the league ...
... Lee captain from 1985 to 1987 takes back the reins from Anton Phillips whose seasons are up Last year’s player of the year Mick Scott cannot play every game because of a change of job and reluctantly had to opt out on the captaincy At the recent annual meeting ...
... final at Hythe some were again sure lose out! Those gain consolation were the excellent Digger Brough and Phil Hancock and Mick Scott Smith who did not get on as sub on Saturday After Nailbox mounted most of the early pressure Brough might have scored before ...
... Sittingbourne Without scorer Paul Westall and regain Coin Binder both first daty this always to be a for Cliff Egaa's side Bat Mick Scott Smith appearing rettsh responsibility of Binder's role both and sweeper keeper Justin Griggs a very to ia goal break With ...