THE spectre of relegation that has stalked Bees for the past 18 months finally caught up with them yesterday as yet more self-inflicted wounds cost them their place in the Championship.Read
Another deflating defeat has left Bees needing a play-off comeback only slightly less remarkable than the one which brought Russell Earnshaw out of his five-day retirement.
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The director of rugby was away on Sevens duty when his side last visited Brickfields in early December and, despite stringing together phase after directionless phase, they could not break through the home defence and ended up losing 27-0.Read
REALISM was the order of Saturday evening, both in Dublin where England lost their Grand Slam, and at Billesley Common where both victor and vanquished were left with plenty to ponder.Read
WITH the new four-team relegation play-off structure in just its second season there is not yet a body of quantitative data, nor indeed any consensus, about how best to approach the Group of Death.Read
Brian Dick and Christina Savvas take a lok at the key players for Worcester Warriors, Moseley RFC and Birmingham & Solihull Bees as they prepare for the Championship play-offs.Read
IT WAS mission accomplished for Bees who not only won their final British & Irish Cup match of the season but did so without picking up any serious injuries.Read
RUSSELL Earnshaw hopes the injury crisis that has hampered – but not derailed – his team’s Championship run-in will begin to ease before the play-offs.Read
