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Match report: Birmingham & Solihull 10 Bedford Blues 49

HEAD coach Russell Earnshaw insisted his side’s eight-try hammering, a result that extends Bees’ winless streak to 17 matches, was full of positives.Read

Russell Earnshaw in race to find two new props for Bees

RUSSELL Earnshaw faces a race against the clock to register two new props in time for Wednesday’s rearranged match with Nottingham.Read

Nathan Williams will not be risked by Moseley against Plymouth due to a back problem

IAN Smith will not risk prop Nathan Williams when he takes Moseley to Plymouth tomorrow.Read

Stourbridge boosted by postponements says skipper Ben Hughes

STOURBRIDGE believe they have benefitted from the extended Christmas break as they prepare for this weekend’s visit from Sedgley Park.Read

Russell Earnshaw defends decision to switch Bees game to Bedofrd

RUSSELL Earnshaw maintains the decision to switch Bees’ home match with Bedford to Goldington Road was a no-brainer.Read

Moseley hope for big game from Justin Mensah-Coker against old team

NATHAN Bressington has backed fellow wing man Justin Mensah-Coker to produce a big performance against his old team.Read

Moseley youngster Jonny May tipped for bright future

NEIL Mason has predicted a bright future for mercurial centre Jonny May, whose scintillating individual try was the difference between Moseley and yet another defeat.Read

Skipper Neil Mason relieved at Moseley win

MOSELEY’S first Championship victory in five matches wasn’t pretty but it could not have been more important for skipper Neil Mason.Read

Moseley scrum-half Andy Williams agrees Gloucester loan deal

Andy off toRead

Mark Evans set for Stourbridge debut

LOAN signing Mark Evans will go straight into the Stourbridge side to face Tynedale tomorrow.Read

Returning Russell Earnshaw happy to stay on Bees sidelines

RUSSELL Earnshaw will resist the temptation to thrust himself straight back into the Bees line-up to face Nottingham at Sharmans Cross Road this weekend.Read

Ian Smith tells Moseley: Beware wounded Knights

IAN Smith has warned his men not to be fooled by Doncaster’s lowly league position as Moseley travel north tomorrow looking for a first ever win at Castle Park.Read

Moseley coach Ian Smith sees the positives despite defeat at Nottingham

IAN Smith was pleased with the way Moseley performed at Nottingham on Sunday, despite the fact his side slipped to their fifth consecutive defeat.Read

Jon Higgins urges Stourbridge team-mates to be more ambitious

JON Higgins has told his Stourbridge team-mates they have to be more positive if they are to end their barren run.Read

Moseley fall guy Jonny May a ‘victim of circumstances’, according to coach Ian Smith

MOSELEY fall guy Jonny May has become a ‘victim of circumstances’, according to head coach Ian Smith.Read

Bees hope to keep Worcester back row Matt Cox for the rest of the season

BEES are hoping to call on the services of Worcester back row Matt Cox for the remainder of the season.Read

Sinking feeling for Eugene Martin again as Bees struck sickening blow by London Welsh

EUGENE Martin admitted he had a familiar sinking feeling as his side were struck a sickening blow by London Welsh at Sharmans Cross Road.Read

Martin has confidence in Bell as Bees face London Welsh

EUGENE Martin has backed Rob Bell to channel his motivation in the right direction when the young flanker faces his former club for the first time.Read

Moseley captain Neil Mason wants his side to put up a real fight at Nottingham

MOSELEY captain Neil Mason has warned his team-mates they can have “no excuses’’ when they visit Nottingham on Sunday.Read

Stourbridge expect no favours from old friends at Newbury

NEIL Mitchell expects familiarity to breed content this weekend as his Stourbridge side take on a Newbury outfit packed with familiar faces.Read

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Brian has been Birmingham Post's rugby union correspondent for the last three years and also writes on a wide range of topics including tennis, athletics and football. In 2006 he was named Midlands Sports Journalist of the Year and he has also been recognised by the Warwickshire Lawn Tennis Association.