London Irish blog: Scorching Northampton Saints spoil celebration

It is hot. In fact, time is more reminiscent of the Dubai Sevens as an end in English maker's season in April. This month has been more ardent in June that April showers. So far the weather has suited London Irish find their early season form after an unprecedented fall from mid-season.

He was busy holiday at all levels of rugby. Since the last blog [see: A week in the life of a rugby fanatic] I took last Wednesday Mini "Gensians for Berkshire Cup final against the abbey. Abbaye who narrowly escaped relegation certainly was the loser.Their first two tests have been something of a rude awakening for the local team has responded well and put the game beyond doubt in the second half. To their credit Abbey responded with a late consolation try. "Gensians were then neutralized the strongest and the late response before the final whistle.

Smith: Myler's earlier return than expected a bonus

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5. “We didn't start it particularly well, those first 15 minutes. We couldn't get out of our territory,” lamented Davies. “We were chasing the game a little bit after Northampton took the lead. They were accurate and we weren't.