Toulouse are at Barrow - [url=http://www.sang-et-or.net/readarticle.php?article_id=871preview[/url - and the Dragons are in Montpellier against Wigan - [url=http://www.sang-et-or.net/readarticle.php?article_id=872preview[/url - both tonight.

We've reporters at both. Probably the furthest apart =#FF0000sang-et-or.net reporters have been whilst on official business.

In Montpellier, Dragons are 6-0 up after 8 minutes. Baile try, Dureau goal.

The teams are...
DRAGONS: Greenshields; Blanch, Baile, Millard, Vaccari; Sa, Dureau; Ferriol, Henderson, Paea; Baitieri, Raguin; Mounis. Menzies, Simon, Fakir, Pelissier.

WIGAN: S Tomkins; Charnley, J Tomkins, Carmont, Richards; Finch, Deacon; Prescott, Leuluai, Mossop; Hansen, Hoffman; O'Loughlin. McIlorum, Lima, Farrell, Tuson.

Stomkins hits back, Richards squaring it up at 6-6

Try Daryl Millard, goal Dureau. Dragons back in front 12-6 after 26

The Stomkins/Richards double act lock us up at 12-12 after 33

Dureau penalty on the bell sends Dragons in 14-12 to the good.

Quarter of an hour left. No change to the score

Millard's second, again with Dureau off the tee, and Dragons lead 20-12 with ten to go.

9300 in attendance, incidentally

Meanwhile in Barrow, Martin Ostler's try and Gregg McNally's goal gave Barrow the lead early on, but were immediately pegged back by Bruno Orméno's try and Darren Nicholls' conversion.

League double over Wigan - completed.

I'd stop on for the rest of the TO game, but I get the feeling I'm talking to myself and the pub has been open for a number of hours and I feel it requires my presence. Toodles

Magnifique!

Just got back from Barrow V Toulouse, not a bad crack by TO but they tailed off towards the end, couldnt help thinking they looked unfit. some good signs though, had a few beer and didnt take any notes so hoping Mark H made it up to te game

Re the Montpellier game, and bearing in mind I hate emoticons: :0

As to our fine french Scrumhalf, what's happened to him?

No he didn't

Robinson wants a top-team in fully fit on the field. Thomas Bosc isn't at his top-level yet.

After all the trainings, Thomas is working his skills (kicking game, passes, speed...) with the coach during 30min-1h.

Just wait

He was a passenger against Huddersfield. He only really stood out when he was switched to full-back after Stacul's nasty injury.

Oh well, I'm sure I can sort you something out John.

Make it up, you mean?



Report from Montpellier now [url=http://www.sang-et-or.net/readarticle.php?article_id=873online[/url

Looking at the table, we're up to fifth - nosebleed territory. And will stay there should Cas fail to beat Huddersfield later on (albeit Huddersfield have issues with the C teams, having already lost to all three of them in the league this season. Yes that is a totally meaningless stat. I might go watch it in Slawit at the Commercial. Great beer there. Is this the biggest digression on this message board yet? I reckon it is now)

spoke to Thomas yesterday and his knee isn't too clever i'm afraid - he is becming too much of a 'sick-note' - Ben is out for the season but Remi should be back soon.

great game and a well deserved victory - TR was rightly pleased with his teams' performance though not entirely happy about silly errors like the one which allowed young Sam in to score.

well done lads

Bugger. News of that snuck under the radar

yeh,bad news i'm afraid - he was at the game wearing a knee brace and I asked him how long he would be out (thinking it would be a couple of weeks more) and he said 'looks like the season is finished for me' - feel really sorry for the lad,he is a smashing kid,very unassuming and very polite but he was definitely perked up after the victory and proud of his old mate Scotts performance...

Well I did send some updates by text to our kid, and he has forwarded me them back, so lets see eh?