After last week I am feeling a bit more confident.

We played ever so well at Saints despite me standing there waiting for the collapse to come.

The three quick tries before half time cemented our position in the match and looking back they never really looked like getting ahead of us (although it was pretty tense at the time).

We are 1-1 with Crusaders at the moment having been beating in a bruising encounter at Wrexham in the league before Thomas Bosc returned with a winning drop goal in the Challenge Cup.

Super Tommy. I thought that win would be the turning point in our season but alas not.

With the cup semi final coming soon and league matches running out to avoid the wooden spoon a win and some momentum building are paramount.

Allez Allez...

Crusaders are so inconsistent, it's difficult to know what will happen. Not just game-to-game though - they manage to show their bipolar nature during matches too.
At home, morale-boosting win under the belts... Last chance to avoid the [icuillère en bois[/i... Got to win it. Hope off-field shenanigans don't scupper it. Reports emerging suggest Pelo and Sa have been sacked - completely unconfirmed at the moment.

The squad:
1. Clint Greenshields
2. Steven Bell
3. Sébastien Raguin
7. Thomas Bosc
9. Casey McGuire
10. Jérôme Guisset
11. Olivier Elima
12. Gregory Mounis
13. Dallas Johnson
17. Cyrille Gossard
18. Dane Carlaw
20. Kane Bentley (huzzah!)
22. Jamal Fakir
24. Rémi Casty
25. Tony Gigot
26. Cyril Stacul
27. Mickaël Simon
28. Frédéric Vaccari
30. Brent Sherwin

Mental.

He's a decent player, but wouldn't be worried about losing Sa. I know he's going anyway, but would love to see Pelo play for every minute he is still in contract.

Close game by the sounds of it folks, well played.

oh ffs

Quel catastrophe

Good game, but the Catalans haven't been regular. Well done Crusaders!
One more thing : Thierry Alibert had been the first referee to be applauded in the Gilbert Brutus' ground...

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