RELEGATION-threatened Chobham gave a good account of themselves away to high-flying Medway on Saturday, despite losing 45-12.
Following the previous week’s woeful performance against lowly Tottonians, Chob made the long trip to Kent seeking to restore some pride.
Chobham player coach Ryan Gregory was forced to make a number of changes, which was compounded further during the warm up as the club’s injury list continued to take its toll.
Unsurprisingly, Medway were strong in possession as they moved the ball around quickly against a facing wind as they sought to exploit the Surrey Heath side’s defensive frailties.
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“They’re of the opinion that we have far more quality than their league position suggests. We just need to make this a reality and get some points on the board.”
For the full match report, see the 31 January edition of the News & Mail