At least the Skolars won (44-22). And what a win it was, playing third in the table Rochdale, they kept toe-to-toe with them until 60 minutes (Skolars were 18-22 down at that stage) and then found an extra gear and scored 26 unanswered points. All the scorers except Austen Aggrey were former Quins men - Lamont Bryan (2), Ade Adebisi (who continues to score at a try a game), Gareth Honor and Dylan Skee (2) who also kicked eight goals. Monty was everywhere, and if anything tried too hard at times, but it was the best I have seen him play, he was involved in practically every set and seemed to thoroughly enjoy himself. Despite their lowly position, Joe Mbu has improved the defence, upped the energy and has got them playing for each other and with fantastic enthusiasm. We could even see a late run for the play-offs on this form. With all the gloom at the Quins at the moment, it is good to post something a little more positive.

what was the team

whoops, he played with such enthusiasm he didn't look like a current Quins player!

He shouldn't play any where near SL-He doesnt stand out at Under 20 level

who should not be anywhere near SL? Monty?
you have to be joking, he is one of the few blokes in the squad who shows any enthusiasm and interest, strewth he walked on the pitch against Cas at home had been on the pitch 3 seconds got the ball and scored a 50mtr try

Well said Sir



Couldn't agree more