Not the best venue on the circuit on a misty, murky day with some light rain – not the best setting for another challenging afternoon with a few regulars missing, not helped by Saints usual slow start, resulting in a try after five minutes for the home side. An excellent conversion from outside half Stefan Powell and the visitors in arrears before they had broken sweat! Saints gradually countered Port’s opening surges and with only one narrowly missed penalty kick from captain Adam Phillips, half time was reached without any further score with the score at seven points to nil. Ten minutes .....
On a beautiful sunny but bitterly cold day, the visitors started proceedings and right from the off Saints were on the back foot defending against a.....
The referee’s whistle not only started proceedings but also at the same time, produced a torrential hailstorm which sent everybody, apart from the p.....
A filthy day with torrential rain and storm force winds and a ten minute delay thanks to traffic issues wasn’t the best start to the match and it go.....
With hopes high following good recent performances and a strong side available including the return of stalwart Mike Georgiau after a long absence, .....
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