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7 Sefton 10Replacement Charlie Breen scored the vital try which gave Sefton victory in this hard fought Lancashire South/Cheshire League derby.
A Robin Earwaker try gave Sefton an early lead as the visitors took charge with old hand Keith Westcott and debut boy Dan Tully in top form.
However, Port Sunlight hit back with a Graham Bowers try converted by Neil Harris to take the lead until Breens’s effort settled it in Sefton’s favour.
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First XV for Sat 9th Nov 1996 |
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BYRNE, K |
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KINLOCH, T |
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MCCANN, DS |
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HOOD, P |
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WESTCOTT, KT |
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TULLY, D |
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NEARY, D |
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CHILDS, GH |
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JONES, G |
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WOOD, IR |
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EVANGELIDES, P |
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WILKES, B |
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WALKER, P |
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GARDNER, BS |
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EARWAKER, R |
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GEOGHEGHAN-BREEN, C |
Sefton
8 Crewe-Nantwich 13A hotly disputed try ended Sefton’s interest in the Pilkington Shield at the fourth round stage.
The crucial incident happened when Sefton were 8-3 behind. The visitors kicked ahead and it was obvious that Sefton full-back was impeded as he went to collect the ball.
Worse was to follow when Paul Walker who thought he had averted the danger when he touched the ball down over his own try line but surprisingly the referee awarded a try to Crewe and Nantwich.
Sefton battled on but a Mark Tyms try five minutes from the end was too late.
The rest of the points came from a Robin Earwaker penalty.
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First XV for Sat 23rd Nov 1996 |
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BYRNE, K |
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COULTER, WT |
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MCCANN, DS |
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WESTCOTT, KT |
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HOOD, P |
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TYMS, M |
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WALKER, P |
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STANISTREET, W |
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GEOGHEGHAN-BREEN, C |
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WOOD, IR |
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GARDNER, BS |
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CARTER, R |
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WILKES, B |
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EVANGELIDES, P |
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EARWAKER, R |
Sefton
10 Wallasey 17Wallasey always had the edge in this tightly contested Lancashire South/Cheshire League derby with the kicking of Conrad North proving decisive.
He landed two conversions and a penalty to go with tries by Phil turner and Phil Thompson.
Weakened Sefton replied with a ten point haul from Robin Earwaker who converted his own try and added a penalty.
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First XV for Sat 16th Nov 1996 |
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BYRNE, K |
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KINLOCH, T |
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MCCANN, DS |
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HOOD, P |
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STANISTREET, W |
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TYMS, M |
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TEALE, SR |
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SHEEHAN, A |
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JONES, G |
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WOOD, IR |
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GARDNER, BS |
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WILKES, B |
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EVANGELIDES, P |
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HAWKYARD, D |
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EARWAKER, R |
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