FUNDAY 20th DECEMBER

Please accept my apologies to all, the Funday is this Sunday the 20th December (not 27th as originally posted).


A nice lay in awaits this week with a later kick off time of 11am for the Parents v Players game at Underhill Park, then all back to the Rugby Club after the match.

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