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  • 2nd TEAM/ CLUB MATCH AGAINST DHSOB II,THIS SATURDAY AT HOME. 1:30 MEET PHONE ME (TOBY) OR ANDY REES IF YOU WANT A GAME -- TOBY, 09:24:30 02/05/04 Thu
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  • Big Al's 50th -- rb, 05:52:21 01/30/04 Fri
    Saturday Night is Big Al's 50th Birthday Party @ the clubhouse (7:30pm). There will be food and a disco and all are welcome to help celebrate with everyone's favourite Bar Steward.

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  • wrong tie -- ???, 08:18:35 01/28/04 Wed
    wrong tie RB but the owner may find out saturday if he keeps his promise and wears club kit. Or he may hang himself(not with the said tie) if his kicking does not improve ????????

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  • no go for stu Q -- Willsy, 19:06:48 01/26/04 Mon
    Still no room for stu Q name in the paper, perhaps he will make a larger than life appearance one day

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  • Junior Rugby Refereeing Course -- rb, 23:37:36 01/26/04 Mon
    Are you interested in refereeing either Mini or Midi Rugby?

    Well look no further, Steve Harland will be holding a coaching course on Wednesday 11th February (part one) and Wednesday 18th February (part two).
    Venue: Devonport Services RFC - The Rectory 6:00pm to 9:pm
    The expected cost will be £25
    Anyone interested please contact:
    Kay Pring e-mail: k.pring@btopenworld.com
    Telephone 01752 346836
    or
    Nigel Chivell e-mail: chivell@supanet.com
    Telephone 01752 561323

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  • up for grabs -- ???, 19:08:34 01/26/04 Mon
    still no takers for a ex club captains tie, come on its not as bad as his kicking

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  • Devon 2 - Plympton Victoria...14 Plymouth Argaum...20 -- rb, 12:56:12 01/26/04 Mon
    Evening Herald Report
    IN THIS derby match at the lower reaches of Devon Two, Argaum missed an early penalty, but still had an eight-point lead by the break.

    Steve Tomlinson made amends for his previous miss and the ball passed through the Argaum backs for Phil Morgan to complete in the corner.

    After the break Chiefs gave way to Plympotn pressure for number nine Neil Wright to get the touchdown.

    The Victoria scrum-half pulled the score to 8-7 with the conversions, but Argaum were soon in control again with number eight, Nigel Pinder and centre Darren Wills both crossing. Tottman converted

    A final bout of Plympton pressure saw the Chiefs concede a penalty try that Craig Hunt converted.

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  • up for auction -- guess, 19:04:25 01/23/04 Fri
    up for auction 1 old club captains tie, well its not that old just the previous owner.

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  • Saturday -- Stuwie, 04:29:40 01/19/04 Mon
    Was anyone else feeling just a little bit crap sunday?
    How I got through an 8 hour coachind course I'll never know...
    Next it should be Alans 50th... should be another good night!
    See u all Tuesday!

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  • toby -- tomo, 18:57:19 01/19/04 Mon
    Toby.It wasn;t me. If i had done it you would not have come round at all.

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  • England Stars Sign For Argaum -- rb, 19:24:12 01/16/04 Fri
    Click here for details of the Signed England Photo being auctioned in aid of the Junior Section.

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  • Evening Herald @ Training tommorow -- rb, 15:44:37 01/12/04 Mon
    As if you needed it there's an extra incentive for turning up early at training this Tuesday (13th). The Evening Herald photographer will be in attendance between 7:15 and 7:30pm in the clubhouse as club sponsor Nigel Arscott from The Kitchen Company displays 2 signed England photos from the World Cup which are to be auctioned. Proceeds from the auction are to be split between a local charity and Plymouth Argaum Junior Section. If you want to look nice for the camera make sure you pack some hair gel in your kitbag!

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  • Devon 2 - Plymouth Argaum...20 St Columba...3 -- rb, 13:38:27 01/12/04 Mon
    Evening Herald Report
    Argaum presented Tommy Cooper with a win, before the club stalwart and player for 22 years, hangs up his boots and moves out of the area.

    A testimonial game is arranged for next weekend and any old Argaum players are welcome to attend.

    After Phil Morgan had put his side ahead with a try after 15 minutes, Dave Oakley responded with a penalty, before the forwards set up scrum-half Danny Morgan for a try to go to the break, 10-3 ahead.

    The Saints faced the wind and the Roborough slope in the second half, and centre Darren Wills completed a move across the Argaum threes, before second-row Nigel Pinder sealed the win with 10 minutes left.

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  • size -- d ward, 13:48:56 01/11/04 Sun
    Tried playing centre didnt really enjoy it but would love to try out as a flyhalf or flanker but it has been a while since attempted to kick conversions but can kick for position and distance in regards to flanker I am quite muscly but im only 5ft 9 (short ass) 13st 5ibs.Would I be TOO small

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  • Tommy Cooper 'Testimonial' -- rb, 13:28:29 01/09/04 Fri
    Next Saturday Argaum will be holding a special 'testimonial' match for ex-captain and Vice-President Michael 'Tommy' Cooper when his select XV take on an Argaum XV. Anybody who wishes to take part in this match should contact Pete Duff (tel 01752 519686 or email duffy@argaum.org.uk) or Stephen Barnes (tel 01822 613811 or email barney@argaum.org.uk).

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  • Sat 10th Jan -- Reesy, 09:24:18 01/09/04 Fri
    1st's and 2nd's both have fixtures at home this weekend vs St Columba and DHSOB II respectively. 2.30 ko, meet at the club from 1300 onwards. As usual, if you turn up, you'll get a game.

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  • Thanks to all who travelled to Dartmouth last Saturday -- rb, 02:40:21 01/08/04 Thu
    Email received this week from the Dartmouth Secretary.
    Dear Secretary,
    I've just returned from our committee meeting and everyone on the committee asked me to pass on their thanks for turning up and playing the game with plenty of spirit and grit despite only playing with thirteen players. In todays money, money ,money world i'm sure you'll agree how important the bar takings are. You could've easily phoned and turned the fixture down , but you didn't and we thoroughly appreciate your commitment.
    Please pass on all our thanks to your players and committee.

    yours sincerely

    Dave Prentice

    Dartmouth RFC secretary

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  • Game Related Practices for Coaching Young Players -- rb, 13:28:59 01/06/04 Tue
    Calling all Coaches of Youth Rugby Players

    * Do you want the players you coach to understand the game?
    * Do you want to help them make the right decisions in game situations?
    * Can training sessions be more enjoyable?

    Who's it for? Predominantly Club Coaches, School Teachers and some players from the age of 13 up (please contact me if you wish to bring players along to participate in the session).

    Where and when are the clinics?

    * Exeter Chiefs RFC - Tues 13th January 2004, 7pm-9pm

    * Barnstaple RFC - Tues 20th January 2004, 7 pm-9.00pm

    * Plymouth Albion RFC - Tues 27th January 2004, 7.30pm-9.30pm

    Who's taking them? A team from: Rob Masters (RDO for Devon), Howell Phillips (Level 2 Coach and PE Teacher), Roger Hutchinson (SW Academy Manager), John Roberts (PE Teacher & Coach at Exeter Chiefs), Nick Leonard (Inventor of Tag Rugby & PE Teacher), Phil Burford ( Level 2 Coach & Coach at Newton Abbot RFC) Malcolm Collins (Director of Sport At Ivybridge College)

    How much? Absolutely Nothing

    Interested? Then please contact Rob Masters, The Rugby Development Officer
    for Devon to let me know which clinic you will be attending.

    Tel: 01752 895785, Mobile: 07764 960390, email:robmasters@rfu.com

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  • First Aid Course -- rb, 08:47:43 01/06/04 Tue
    There will be a FIRST AID COURSE held at Devonport Services RFC on Monday evenings between 19th Jan 2004 and 9th Feb 2004, 7pm - 9pm. To book places on the course FREE FOR ALL YOUTH RUGBY CLUB PERSONNEL, please contact James at the Active Devon Sports Partnership Office (01392 382219).

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  • No Junior Traing This weekend -- rb, 01:05:50 01/06/04 Tue
    In case you didn't know there will be no Junior Training this Sunday (11th) as a number of coaches are away. Training resumes as normal on Sunday 18th January.

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  • Annual Boxing Day Match v OPMs -- rb, 00:46:52 01/06/04 Tue
    A report and pictures of the above match can be found by clicking here.

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  • Junior Rugby Report -- rb, 21:01:05 01/04/04 Sun
    A report of the recent visit to Argaum by Nick Leonard is available via the Junior Rugby page or by clicking here.

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  • Happy New Year -- Mick Lane, 10:09:23 01/04/04 Sun
    Have a good year everyone, and all the best for the rest of the season

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  • Re-arranged Dartmouth Game -- rb, 11:09:16 12/24/03 Wed
    Just to let you all know that we are honouring our fixture away to Dartmouth on Saturday January 3rd (2:30 k.o.). This was the match that we had to cancel on the 20th. Unfortunately, despite the agreement of both teams it will not count as league fixture (we will still be deducted 2 points) as the League Authorities will not allow it. If you are available for the fixture please let Phil, Danny or Lee know.

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  • LARGE CHAP STU -- tomo, 18:59:40 12/23/03 Tue
    Stu. the reason u r never in the paper is because they keep on asking for a photo mate. But the herald as not got big enough paper for your ample frame mate.

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  • micky -- tomo, 18:53:56 12/23/03 Tue
    Micky i have tried to E.mail you mate. But it keeps on getting sent back. Anyway have a merry christmas+happy new year.

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  • Many Thanks to all at Argaum -- willsy, 16:25:05 12/25/03 Thu
    from Mr & Mrs Wills
    thank you all for the vouchers recieved from Argaum.

    {ps remember married life WILL not change me, see you all on boxing day, I have my wifes say so .}

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  • Why isn't my name in the Herald AGAIN this week?! I'm beginning to think that I'm not worthy to have my name up there in lights with all you superstars! I'm thinking of going on Strike!!! -- Stuwie, 12:27:22 12/19/03 Fri
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  • BOXING DAY GAME 10:00 am MEET 11:00 AM KO. ALL WELCOME -- TOBY, 13:55:54 12/21/03 Sun
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  • Attention all coaches -- rb, 09:59:56 12/12/03 Fri
    A Rugby Football Union Level One coaching course is to be held in the city over two Sundays in the New Year. On January 11, 2004 and January 18, 2004, the course will be staged at Plymouth's YMCA. Candidates will have to attend both to pass the course.

    For further information contact Plymouth Combination coaching co-ordinator Mike Freeman on 07702 379220 or Devon rugby development officer, Rob Masters on 07764 960390.

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  • rugby -- tomo, 18:23:31 12/16/03 Tue
    Hiya Richard. just a short message to let you know that i will not be available this weekend. 20/12/03 due to personal reasons. Merry christmas to you and everyone at argaum.

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  • E-mail -- Stuwie Q, 00:15:26 12/17/03 Wed
    Hi Ritch.
    I cant remember what you were going to email me for sundays youth coaching. But Tomorrow night. (wed night) will be the last time that i can access my email before the weekend.

    Cheers mate

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  • DRAW TICKETS -- BARNEY, 12:48:30 12/06/03 Sat
    Those of you who took draw tickets from me for the RFU Grand Draw ought now to be returning them in to me. I am away next Saturday but please get them in ASAP.
    Remember that we need you to try and get people from outside the club to help subsidize your rugby club . . .

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  • Devon 2: Plymouth Argaum...3 Plymouth Civil Service...50 -- rb, 09:58:29 12/12/03 Fri
    Evening Herald Report
    AFTER trailing to a Nicky Dunne try after a couple of minutes play the Chiefs closed the score with a Steve Tomlinson penalty in a competitive first half at Roborough. With plenty of pressure and missed penalty opportunities, a long, rolling maul from Civil ended with lock Nobby Noble getting the points to go in at half-time 10-3 up.

    After the break the visitors held out and started to put together some flowing moves that produced quick tries for scrum-half Danny Goulden and number eight Jonah Jones, converted by Danny Partridge.

    As Civil's confidence grew they racked-up the points with tries from Dean Avery, Danny Partridge (2), and Scott Sheldon.

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  • Argaum Tour (2005) -- Barney, 12:41:56 12/06/03 Sat
    With the days drawing in our thoughts naturally turn to the exciting prospect of the Spring Tour. This year it will be Newcastle, but where will we go the Year After?

    With this in mind I have been researching a new destination and have received an invitation not to miss. We are invited to take part in a tournament in PRAGUE. Slovak Prague RFC, the team holding the weekend tournament suffered greatly in the disasterous floods of last year and are trying to re-establish their club after losing everything. Packages range in price from £69/pers to £120/pers which includes all coach transfers (plus flights). Flights can be arranged through the likes of Easy Jet, BMI etc very cheaply.

    The games are planned to be 30 minute halves played between 7 UK/Irish teams and the home side. A tactical loss on the first day would ensure that we could drink all day on Sunday together with the other 1st round losers!

    When considering the cost of the weekend it should be borne in mind that beer is 15-20% of the price over here and reportedly much stronger than our average pint, and that the package will include a Saturday night banquet with the other 7 teams partaking with EIGHT pints/person included.

    All in all, the cost of the weekend will be significantly cheaper than say the Dublin Tour of last year.

    By being so early on the uptake, we could get either the best accommodation or the cheapest accommodation. Let's have your views. I have put details of the 2004 tournament for people to peruse on the noticeboard.

    For all those interested I am going on tour in 2005 (making up for missing 2004)

    Happy Touring,
    BARNEY

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  • Combination Meeting on Monday -- Rich Belli, 09:53:41 12/05/03 Fri
    I'm looking for someone from the club to attend the Plymouth Combination Meeting on Monday (7:30pm at Devonport Services) as I will be attending a Devon Youth Rugby meeting in Exeter. If you can help, please drop me a mail or speak to me over the weekend.

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  • Devon 2 - North Tawton......6 Plymouth Argaum....5 -- rb, 13:57:47 12/04/03 Thu
    Report from Tavistock Times
    IN this bottom of the table clash the result was always going to be hard fought. And so it proved.

    Both sides tried to gain an upper hand but it was even stevens with the game played in the middle of the park and neither side dominating.

    North Tawton have adapted to play a ten-man game and it was just beginning to prove effective when Argaum put them under pressure. In a scrum resulting from this veteran No 8 Paul Venncourt got the touchdown to put the visitors into a five point lead after 20 minutes.

    North Tawton stuck to their game plan and put Argaum?s heavier and experienced pack under pressure and were eventually rewarded with a penalty which Joe Fewings slotted over.

    North Tawton, playing with heart and vigour, kept the game in their opponents? half. Martin Friggins at scrum half was having an outstanding game, tackling and looking for the ball to keep the forwards and backs on the move.

    Ross Lawrence on the wing made good runs.

    Another score was on the cards and again it was a penalty from Fewings? boot, leaving the score at 6-5 to North Tawton.

    North Tawton pressure continued after the break and they kept Argaum camped in their own half.

    Gary Denis, after a long lay-off, made a welcome substitution for ever-improving Adam Hooper. Richard Huxtable came on for injured Joe Fewings, Ryan King for Adam Wise.

    North Tawton never looked like losing in the end, but will be disappointed by the narrow victory and the fact they did not score a try. But it was their first win in the league and a general all round improvement.

    North Tawton are away to Exeter Saracens this Saturday in a friendly, kick-off 2.30pm.

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  • Combination Merit Table: Argaum Tigers 24 OPM IV 15 -- rb, 13:57:34 12/02/03 Tue
    Evening Herald Report
    BOTH sides said how well young referee Richard Harding had controlled the game.

    Argaum's tries came from Paul Venkort (2), Mike Louise and Richard Browning, conversions by Steve Tomlinson.

    OPMs' tries came from Matt Turner and Tom Pearson, and there was also a penalty and conversion by Giles Phillips.

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  • NOVEMBER 29 Club match at home all welcome. -- Toby, 09:22:38 11/27/03 Thu
    We're playing OPM Nomads 2:30 KO, !:30 meet.
    If you want to play turn up with kit. Can you phone me, phil or Reesee or email.
    Toby

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  • 21st November -- Reesy, 16:59:03 11/21/03 Fri
    Tigers vs Bodmin 2nds, 1430 ko. Come and run off that celebrtory hangover - players required especially big, fat forwards

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  • England v Australia -- J, 14:37:58 11/19/03 Wed
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  • Tommo leading scorer? -- Mick Lane, 20:49:13 11/14/03 Fri
    Hiya Tommo and all the lads, remember me? I was there about 96, hope all is going well, I'm currently in Moscow for 6 months trying to earn some money, been here a week looking to join a local club, if you fancy a tour let me know

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  • Scoring Charts -- rb, 10:57:38 11/11/03 Tue
    Tommo's top of the scoring charts at present this season. Click here for full table. If anyone has missing 2nd XV scores and scorers please let me know.

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  • Devon 2 - Argaum Chiefs 12 Dartmouth 71 -- rb, 03:08:13 11/11/03 Tue
    Evening Herald Report
    CENTRE Nick Obolensky hit the Chiefs with two early tries, as the Argaum side struggled again with selection problems.

    There was no looking back from there, and although centre Phil Hall and winger Kev Quickly, and a Steve Tomlinson conversion put points on the board for Argaum, it was Darts who raced off to a 71-12 victory.

    Centre Matt Putt and Mark Cresswell took two tries apiece, with the fly half notching nine conversions and a penalty goal.

    Darts' flankers Simon Enthwistle and Buster Hart, along with number eight Andy Williams, were among the visitors try-scorers to take a good win in the difficult windy conditions.

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  • SPORTS DEVELOPMENT PLANNING WORKSHOP -- rb, 10:02:04 11/07/03 Fri
    This workshop is suitable for administrators, volunteers and coaches within both the senior and junior sections of the club

    * Would your club like more players?

    * Would your club like to form, enlarge or develop it's Junior Rugby Section?

    * Does your club need more coaches?

    * Does your club need to improve it's facilities - floodlights, changing rooms, pitch improvements etc?

    * Does you club need more volunteers and administrators?

    * Does your club want to gain RFU/Active Sport Seal of Approval status?

    If the answer to any of these questions is YES your club will benefit from
    you attending this workshop.

    By the end of this workshop you will understand:

    * The principles of sports development and performance pathways - so your players can keep improving.

    * The principles of a planning process - so you know where to start, and what to do next.

    * How to write a sports development plan for your own club - so your club knows where it is going, and how it is going to get there.



    The workshop will be held at three venues led by one of Sport England's most experienced tutors - all of them are absolutely free.



    * Barnstaple RFC - Tues 18th November 2003, 6.30pm-9.30pm

    * Plymouth Albion RFC - Tues 25th November 2003, 6.30pm-9.30pm

    * Exeter Chiefs RFC - Tues 9th December 2003, 6.30pm-9.30pm


    Interested? Then please contact Rob Masters, The Rugby Development Officer
    for Devon to let me know which workshop you will be attending.

    Tel: 01752 895785, Mobile: 07764 960390,
    e-mail:robmasters@rfu.com

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  • Calling All Wormeaters (Current & Potential) -- rb, 09:58:40 11/07/03 Fri
    Calling All Coaches, Current & Ex Front Row Forwards

    Help us find the next "PROP IDOL"

    Who's it for? Predominantly Club Coaches, School Teachers and currently
    playing or Ex Front Row Forwards who can develop Front Row Players in their
    Club or School. Players from the age of 13+ and Referees will also gain a
    great deal from attending the clinic.

    Where and when are the clinics?

    * Barnstaple RFC - Tues 18th November 2003, 7pm-9pm

    * Plymouth Albion RFC - Tues 25th November 2003, 7.30pm-9.30pm

    * Exeter Chiefs RFC - Tues 9th December 2003, 7pm-9pm

    Who's taking them? Ex Leicester and England Prop & Front Row Expert Robin
    Cowling

    What is he going to cover? Essentially the Role of the Front Row in the
    Scrummage

    How much? Absolutely Nothing

    Interested? Then please contact Rob (call me Simon Cowell) Masters, The
    Rugby Development Officer for Devon to let me know which clinic you will be
    attending.

    Tel: 01752 895785, Mobile: 07764 960390, e-mail:robmasters@rfu.com

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  • Wales Six nations Tickets On sale -- rb, 18:30:04 11/05/03 Wed
    Here are links to tickets for following matches; (I know John Templeton was interested in Scottish match)

    CLICK HERE for WALES v SCOTLAND
    14th February 2004

    CLICK HERE for WALES v FRANCE
    7th March 2004

    CLICK HERE for WALES v ITALY
    27th March 2004

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  • Devon Junior Cup Draw -- rb, 01:52:12 09/28/03 Sun
    We have been drawn to play Honiton at home in the Devon Junior Cup, ties to be played 18th/19th October.

    North Tawton v DHSOB
    Plymouth Argaum v Honiton
    O.P.M.’s v Tamar Saracens
    Cullompton v Old Techs
    Ilfracombe v Topsham
    Buckfastleigh v Salcombe
    Bye: Torrington

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  • first aid -- nigel richards, 15:41:09 11/01/03 Sat
    phone 01752 513403 if need first aid . i am friend of stuart quaterman and work colleague. If i am availablr=e i will help.

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  • Devon 2 - St Columba Torpoint 22 Argaum Chiefs 22 -- rb, 13:11:05 11/03/03 Mon
    Evening Herald match Report
    IT WAS undecided after 80 minutes at Defiance Field where St Columba gave up an early lead and fought back to take a draw in the final stages.

    Columba's pack did the groundwork and Gareth Long made the break for Simon Nicholls to go in under the posts after 12 minutes at Torpoint.

    Argaum replied almost immediately with a Steve Tomlinson penalty, but as Columba piled on the pressure, a good ball won just inside their half was quickly shipped to Si Nicholls, who ran in for his second try. Flanker John Dowling converting.

    Phil Morgan went in unconverted from a short penalty for Argaum, and a series of tap penalties concluded with Dowling kicking for goal to give Columba a 15-8 lead on the half hour.

    Argaum responded, as Kevin Quigley picked up a loose ball with Tomlinson's kick to even the score, and just on the 40 minutes a break against the run of play gave Phil Hall the try that stole the lead for the Chiefs. Tomlinson converting.

    Argaum put the early pressure on the home defence, who woke up but failed to make any impact until the last minute of the game, when a series of rucks saw centre Karl Long crash over and fly half Craig Walters' kick make it 22-all.

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  • Devon 2 - Plymouth Argaum...19 Plympton Victoria...34 -- rb, 15:54:57 10/27/03 Mon
    Evening Herald Report

    THE Chiefs' preparations for their match with Plympton were hit by availability problems, but their disrupted side still got the first points on the board from centre Phil Hall, with Steve Tomlinson converting.

    Stretch King converted twice and slipped over a penalty for Plympton to lead 17-7 at the break.

    Early in the second half, King added another penalty, and by return centre Phil Morgan slipped through the Victoria defence, with Tomlinson making it 20-14. Argaum's joy was short lived as Plympton bounced straight back with King slotting his third conversion.

    The home side pressed and number eight replacement, Mark Matthew, was driven over the Plympton line but the kick from wide out went astray.

    Argaum laid on the late pressure, but were caught off guard with an interception try.

    Plympton took their first win of the season with tries from scrum half Neil Wright, centre Taff Oakley, flanker Gary Livingstone and winger Gareth Espin.

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