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Written by Administrator
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Wednesday, 05 May 2010 |
The club is open for all the England International Rugby tests and the Football World Cup England games - the club will not be open 26th & 27th June though due to private functions. This Friday, the club will be open for the England v Algeria match and Saturday, the club will be open at 11am for the England Rugby International--------------------------------- Message from Andrew Wilford
Pre-season training will be starting officially on 22 June @ 7.30pm but there will also be a players meeting at 7pm before hand.However, for people that cant make it at 7pm, I will also be available after the training session to discuss what was said beforehand.--------------------------------- Don't forget that the club is open for a drink every Sunday throughout the Summer with a BBQ also. The Kent RFU AGM will be held at our clubhouse on the 7th July at 7.30pm |
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Last Updated ( Friday, 18 June 2010 )
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Monday, 14 June 2010 |
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After much discussion between the Web Geeks we are switching our web site to Pitchero. To prevent every Tom, Dick and Harry and various web weevils from accessing the new site and making your new Web surfing experience a less than pleasurable one, you will need to register to the new site. A panel of webmasters will then vet you and decide whether or not you are Vigo RFC worthy and then accept your membership. We hope you enjoy your new experience with Pitchero. http://www.pitchero.com/clubs/vigorfc/ |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 08 July 2010 )
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40TH ANNIVERSARY DINNER & DANCE A snapshot |
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Tuesday, 08 June 2010 |
Held at the Brands Hatch Thistle Hotel, this year’s Dinner & dance was probably the best attended in the history of the Club with over 150 guests. David Oliver and Stuart Turner, assisted by their fragrant better halves, Debbie and Amanda, and Helen Merchant all strove to make this bash such a success and deserve everyone’s appreciation. I apologise profusely if I have left anyone else involved out and will severely chastise myself if I have. I can only say that the convivial company and gallons of Nigerian lager consumed addled my brain on the night preventing me from taking precise notes.
Anyway, on a hot summer’s night, the guests assembled in fine raiment, once more the memsahibs looking quite splendid (whatever the Rt. Hon Nigel Merchant may have intimated later). The food may not have met with universal acclaim but the free bottles of wine on each table certainly did, as did the free lottery ticket for each lady guest, a thoughtful gesture by the organisers for those who have much to put with during the season. It remains to be seen whether any were successful, hopefully any big winners may find it in their heart to make a contribution from their winnings to the Kitchen Fund! |
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