However, following two defeats and a draw at the beginning of the season, Jersey have begun to string some decent results together, including a 17-3 win against Chobham, currently seventh in the table, away from home last Saturday.’We haven’t played Old Tottonians for something like five years,’ said JRFC 1st team coach Dai Burton.’They normally play a forward game, though, which will suit our pack.
‘They’ve been excellent in set pieces and I believe if our own forwards can take control early on, they’ll set up a platform from which we can win the game.’Full report in today’s JEP, on sale at 1.15 pm.
