Showing posts with label London Skolars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label London Skolars. Show all posts

Monday, 1 August 2016

July 2016

Albert the Griffin leads the half time entertainment during the All Golds Family Fun day against London Skolars. Prince of Wales Stadium. 3/7/16.
Lamont Bryan plays keepy ups before the warm up for the final regular season match against Oxford, which the All Golds would run out 34-52 winners. Tinsley Park. 10/7/16.
West Wales Raiders take on the All Golds CLS side, in which they won 40-18 after a rampant second half. Parc Stenbonheath. 16/7/16.
Support for the Welsh football team grew stronger as they progressed from the Euro 2016 group stage, going on to defeat Northern Ireland & Belgium before being knocked out by eventual winners Portugal in the semi finals. Sarn. 18/7/16.
Mitch Dent attacks with a bloody shirt as an under strength All Golds CLS side lose to the Torfaen Tigers 52-16. Cwmbran RFC. 23/7/16.
Steve Parry powers for the posts during a bitterly disappointing 26-28 loss to Oxford in the League 1 Shield. Prince of Wales Stadium. 31/7/16. 
Extras prepare for filming of the World War Two film 'Dunkirk' featuring Tom Hardy & Harry Styles. Weymouth Pavilion. 28/7/16.
Family Football on Ham Hill. Somerset. 29/7/16.
Brendon Newton scores for the All Golds during their 16-52 loss to the Barrow Raiders. Prince of Wales Stadium. 5/6/16.
New signing Kieran Hyde crosses over to score during the second half in which the All Golds scored 30 unanswered points against the Hemel Stags in their 18-48 victory. Pennine Way. 12/6/16.

Monday, 8 September 2014

Golden Fern Fall at Final Hurdle

Due to a number of injuries Chris Vitalini was brought in from the Scorpions to see out the remainder of the season and is seen warming up for the home encounter against London Skolars on the 17th August 2014, where the visitors left with a 12-36 victory. Match Report
The loss against London ensured that the next match against Hemel would determine whether the final playoff spot is awarded to the Stags or All Golds. On the 31st August 2014 the showdown proved to be too much for the Gloucestershire outfit, where they recorded a disappointing 44-24 loss and all but putting their play-off hopes out of sight. Match Report
The final match of the season was another harsh encounter for the All Golds, where they fell 68-24 to Oldham in Steve McCormack's final match in charge at Whitebank stadium. Match Report. Match Report