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Forgers tame the Donkeys |
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Source: Sheffield Telegraph BRING on the Heavy Woollen Donkeys ... The Forgers, Sheffield's newest rugby league club, did just that and duly saw them off in style as they continued their impressive build up to the new season.
Despite conceding age, weight, and experience to their opponents, they powered their way to an emphatic 36-6 victory in snowy Dewsbury.
The Forgers, who have recently confirmed a sponsorship deal with Sheffield steel manufacturers Forgemasters, travel to Hull tomorrow in a tough opening Merit League fixture against East Riding.
They are on the look out for players, match day volunteers and supporters and anyone interested should visit the website www.sheffieldforgers.co.uk or email
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Forgers' cup dream over |
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Source Sheffield Telegraph Sheffield Forgers Cup Final dream is over.
Despite a spirited comeback, their hopes of playing in the Midlands Merit League showpiece final were dashed by a drop goal two minutes from time in their clash against the German Exiles at All Saints. |
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Forgers' dream of final appearance ended |
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By Staff Copy SHEFFIELD Forgers' dream of playing in the Midlands Merit League final were dashed after a late drop goal gave the German Exiles victory in a hard fought entertaining match at All Saints School. Forgers had gone 11 league games without defeat, but went into the match with a number of key players missing and soon went 8-0 down. |
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Forgers celebrate with unbeaten run |
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Source The Star By James Shield
SHEFFIELD FORGERS RLFC have celebrated their third anniversary with a remarkable winning streak.
The Forgers, previously known as the Sheffield Beagles, tasted success in all 11 of their Midlands Merit League games after transforming their fortunes during the close season under new coach Herb Gray. |
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Horsey awarded Eagles Scholarship |
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Source The Star
By James Collins
SHEFFIELD Eagles have recruited a team of current and former players to launch a scholarship scheme producing rugby league stars of the future. The club's development officer and first team half-back Gavin Brown will run the scheme which has given places to 21 youngsters.
Joining Brown will be current players Simon Morton and former club favourites Richard Goddard and Lee Bettinson. |
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