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Subject: Bath view

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www.bathrugby.com

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Date Posted: "Fri, Mar 18 2011, 19:13:37 GMT"
In reply to: googler 's message, "a few pics here" on "Fri, Mar 18 2011, 19:04:03 GMT"

Such is the reputation of that (Bath) side that the 3-4 defeat to Moseley in 1987/88 still ranks alongside the greatest Cup upsets of all time..............leaving them without a trophy for the first time in five years.

http://www.bathrugby.com/history/club_history.php

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www.independent.co.uk
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Date Posted: "Fri, Mar 18 2011, 19:29:18 GMT"

.............. a record sequence of 22 cup matches unbeaten was ended by Moseley at The Reddings, where Peter Shillingford's early pushover try was enough to put out the holders 4-3. "The previous season they had beaten us by 30 points and obviously thought it would be a cakewalk," said Shillingford, now (in 1996) captain of Worcester. "But they had an off-day and we played to our full potential. We got in their faces, forcing them to make mistakes. I got the early try and they got increasingly frustrated. They used three goalkickers, missed six out of seven penalty kicks and four dropped goals."

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/the-path-to-beating-bath-1342556.html

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