KEVIN Maggs insists he only wants to see one side of his team’s split personality – the one that has helped them roast their last three Championship opponents for eight second-half tries.Read
MOSELEY workhorse Neil Mason believes the current back-row options head coach Kevin Maggs has at his disposal are the best the club has had for many years.Read
MOSELEY workhorse Neil Mason believes the current back-row options head coach Kevin Maggs has at his disposal are the best the club has had for many years.Read
MIKE Ellery’s dazzling performances so far this season have been the standout feature in what has been a promising start to Moseley’s Championship campaign.Read
MOSELEY scrum-half Sam Brown has warned his team-mates not to be duped into thinking Esher’s winless start to the season will make them a soft touch when they arrive at Billesley Common tomorrow.Read
A SPOT of homespun wisdom proved the difference as makeshift Moseley opened their British & Irish Cup campaign with a hard-fought victory over Plymouth Albion.Read
IT WILL be an unfamiliar side that starts Moseley’s British & Irish Cup campaign at home to Plymouth this evening – at least that’s Kevin Maggs’ intention.Read
JUST three matches into the new season and Kevin Maggs is already facing a selection dilemma after Moseley’s back-row took a couple of dents during Saturday’s irksome defeat to Doncaster.Read
THE next time Moseley visit Castle Park their first port of call will be the lost property office to retrieve the points carelessly left there on Saturday.Read
MOSELEY mainstay Adam Caves has applauded the work ethic of Kevin Maggs and claims the Billesley Common outfit have more self-belief under their new head coach.Read
WHAT looked like a marriage of convenience might just end up becoming one made in heaven if Marshall Gadd turns out to be the answer to Moseley’s front-row issues.Read
RETURNING Moseley second row David Lyons admits he is in for an anxious couple of months as he splits his time between Billesley Common and Gloucester.Read
THERE was always going to be a game when the off-season departures of Terry Sigley and Nathan Williams would prove decisive but no-one expected Nottingham at home to be it.Read
