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David Beddows

David Beddows

Journalist at Rotherham Advertiser

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Latvia mission a passion for new Rotherham Titans man Jean ... - Rotherham Advertiser

​As well as being Rotherham Titans’ new scrum-half, Jean-Baptiste is also the Sevens coach for Latvia. “I found out I was Latvian a few years ago. My mum’s real dad was Latvian,” the former Leeds and Cornish Pirates man told the Advertiser. “I went went out there and did the Sevens and won the second leg of the Championship – never heard of. “Rugby is very low key in Latvia so I’m trying to build it up and stuff. “I go back out there in October for a few weeks. I love it. I love the coaching asp…
over 2 years ago
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Rotherham Titans wary of surprise factor in Tynedale trip - Rotherh...

Titans were ambushed up there last season, losing 25-10, and won’t want a repeat. Tynedale have lost all four games so far but each one has been close. “It’s always tough against them,” said Rotherham team chief Gary Pearce. “They haven’t had a great start but they do get some loanees in from Newcastle sometimes so you never know what you’re going to face. “I don’t worry about Tynedale, it’s more about us and if we perform at the right level then we’re hard to handle. It’s a big chance for us to…
about 2 years ago
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Rotherham beat Doncaster in first tournament in memory of schools ....

Ernie Oliver, who played a pivotal role in the re-emergence of schools football in Rotherham and Doncaster, passed away in the spring, aged 73. The two places’ schools football associations decided to hold a memorial trophy for Ernie each season involving all first teams from U9-U15s. A points system is taken from each game to decide who wins the trophy. This season the matches were played at the Phoenix in Brinsworth, with the pitches donated for free by Ben Watkins from the venue. Spokesman Aa…
about 2 years ago
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Firsts for adventurous Rotherham Harriers runners - Rotherham Adver...

The Rotherham Harrier headed to West Yorkshire for the Marsden Madness 20-mile trail race and came home first in a time of 2:56.48. On the same day, clubmate Lee Milburn tackled the ABP Humber Coastal Half Marathon and won it in 1:08.33. Harriers’ Jenny Blizard was third female in 1:26.19. Angela Lally took on the Tissington Trail Half Marathon where her time of 1:43.44 was good enough for fifth place in her age category. Closer to home, four Harriers members took part in the recent Run For All…
about 2 years ago
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Head coach Gary Pearce parts company with Rotherham Titans ... - Ro...

The club announced tonight that the Welshman had left the club by mutual agreement. The news will come as a surprise to many supporters. Titans have won their last 13 matches under Pearce, taking in the final six games of last season in National Two North and the first seven matches of this campaign. Rotherham stand second in National Two North, two points behind leaders Leeds, and beat local rivals Sheffield at the weekend. Pearce arrived at Clifton Lane in January, succeeding Adam Byron and br…
about 2 years ago
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Rotherham Titans appoint Gareth Lewis as new head coach - Rotherham...

Former director of rugby at Huddersfield, Gareth Lewis, has been brought in to succeed Gary Pearce, who surprisingly left the club by mutual consent on Monday. The new man will be supported by former Jersey Reds director of rugby Harvey Biljon in a consultancy role. Both met the players and took their first training session last night. Lewis spent ten years at Huddersfield before leaving in March this year. He started there as a player and rose up through the ranks to become director of rugby. H…
about 2 years ago
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Rotherham Rugby Club counts the cost of ongoing roadworks - Rotherh...

The business estimates it is losing £4,000 per game because reduced access to the Clifton Lane ground is putting people off. Crowds are down this season despite the team’s good form. Commercial director John Whaling said: “We are an island now. They have totally cut us off from the rest of the world. “There are four ways to get to the rugby club. You can enter it in four different directions and all four have got roadworks on them. One is shut and the other three have got four-way traffic lights…
about 2 years ago
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Leam Richardson reflects on hectic first few days at Rotherham Unit...

The former Wigan Athletic chief’s appointment was announced on Monday, barely 24 hours before his first match in charge against West Bromwich Albion. It has been a whirlwind since, getting to know staff, coaches and players and starting to familiarise himself with the workings of the club. “Have I had time to sleep? Not really, no,” smiled the new gaffer. “I dropped in more or less before the game on Tuesday although the lads had done great prior to that. “The amount of things and people and pla…
about 2 years ago
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Full player ratings and match stats from Plymouth Argyle 3 Rotherha...

​Millers (5-3-2) Viktor Johansson: 7 Flying second-half save from the dangerous Morgan Whittaker and a late one from Bali Mumba his highlights. Booked. Dexter Lembikasa: 7 One of the better performers. Untidy with the ball early on but saw plenty of it and unlucky with an early drive that was deflected over by an outstretched Plymouth leg. His centre to pick out Jordan Hugill should have resulted in a goal. Hakeem Odoffin: 6 Quiet game. Walking a tightrope after a booking just past the half-hour…
about 2 years ago
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A sharp shooter among old football pals – who can you spot in this ...

Dennis Priestley is seated on the far left on the front row of the photo of the Adwick Road School team in 1962/63. Dennis was given the picture recently by the wife of Melvyn West, who is seated to the right of the School Master, Des Parkes. Melvyn died recently. On the back row is Alan Webb, a future steward at Northgate Club. “At the time of the photo I was 12 years old, going on 13,” remembers Dennis, Mexborough’s famous sporting son who became darts world champion in 1991 and 1994. “I playe…
almost 2 years ago
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Rotherham runner's marathon challenge as she turns 50 - Rotherham A...

Nadine Allott tackled her second of 2024 at Carsington Water, near Matlock, last weekend and despite just finishing a night shift she ran the undulating off-road course in an excellent time of 4hrs 39mins. The Rotherham Running Club member has raised more than £6,000 for charities from her 13 marathons to date. Next up is the Great Seaside Marathon in Skegness later this month. The popular runner has also got six ultra marathons to her name. Nadine started running in 2018 when she took part in t…
almost 2 years ago