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Donaghadee Rugby club entertain Sefton followed by upside down Guinness drinking and the long awaited PSNI game
did we have a good time... the I's have it, the I's have it.... no sorry the eye's do not have it, along with lots of other hairy appendages....
Sefton  end up 3rd, a great Centenary Season,
thanks to all players and officials, coach Garry, Captain Tom,
as we look forward to next season, a brief rest, the tour, club 7's
BBQ and presentation on the 7th June, a brand new out of the box Colts
Team, even more players, more rugby, and lots more fun. pres.

 
Preparation....                     Anticipation......                  Aggression....                      Possession......                     Satisfaction......
Sefton arrived at a damp Hoylake with six teams ready for a great day of Rugby, While Sefton Club Hosted the Lancashire Cup Finals (Well most of them!)

Brian Gardner receives Player of the Year Award from Andy Gregory, along with Players Player of the year Mark Tyms.

Andy Gregory once again mage a great night of things along with colleague Paul Forber from those Salford days.
Under 15's Winners......

Under 15 Winners Blacksticks Blue Plate Final at Manchester, Sunday 6th April 2008.
Manchester 10 Sefon 12   more >

Lancashire Blackstiks Blue Cup Finals at Sefton RUFC 27th April

Sefton Gunners under 14's bring home our first silver ware in a great game against Bury

● Bob Taylor President of the RFU, Guest of honour at Centenary Dinner.
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Centenary Dinner Photo's

103 Regiment Royal Artillery commemorative plaque unveiling and World Cup Final 20th October.
On the day Lieutenant Colonel D V Whelan Commanding Officer 103 Royal Artillery 
unveiled the Commemorative plaque in the Club House
A 105 mm Light Gun fires to start the match.
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Sefton cement their position at the top of South Lancashire and Cheshire division2 with a win against Oswestry, 15-12, a win is a win as they say,
with the Colts of 1981 reunion in full swing, beer, singing, drunken floodlit rugby, and the "last man standing" Mark Tyms the only active Sefton player
from the Colts of 81, and 'Man of the Match' all made for an excellent evening.
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Sefton 1st team, at home to Dukinfield Saturday 8th, saw a Mark Tyms try in the last
minute, to give Sefton first league win if the year. Well done guys.

Presentation Day sees "awards for all", with the rain on and off the BBQ (old smoky) in full swing, we managed to have a great day,
congratulations to Owen Sefton Gunners Player of the Year, and to all the other medallists, everyone had a ball.

The Sefton Gunners defend West Derby, at Croxteth Hall, Heritage spots day.

Gunners Isle of Man Tour 2007. Another mission accomplished. Top quality fun.                Sefton awarded Lancashire's 'Ian Sinclair'                                                                                                                                                                 Youth Trust Award 2007
   
Tour News Letterkenny tour, The City of Derry Rugby Club, LondonDerry YMCA

Lancashire v North Wales under14 at Sefton on Sunday 29 April, our last game of the season and well worth the wait, with Lancashire
winning the Pennington Cup, Lancashire Captain receives the Pennington Cup from Olwyn Pennington, and our own
County player and first for a number of years, Graeme Wilcox seen here with Lancashire Captain and the Pennington Cup. Another great day out.

Sefton's John Fenton receives Player of the Year Award from Andy Gregory, along with Matty Thomas with the Players Player of the Year,
Andy Gregory made the evening a great success, awarding James Moffatt Most improved player, Dave Almond 2nd Team Player of the year
and retiring Paul Devlin Third team Players Player of the year along with Third Team joint Players of the Year Mark Dobie and Dave Mobbs,
   
Chief Executive, Francis Baron. Chairman of the Management Board, Martyn Thomas. Director of Community Rugby,
Andrew Scoular. and Chairman of Community Rugby, John Owen. Sefton's President Paul Hood with Second year Seal of Approval,
Cardinal Heenan, Childwall and West Derby schools with medals for the Liverpool Flood Lit Cup competition held here, thanks go to
Martin Jones, Sooty, Dave Southern and all those involved throughout the year, our own Peter Merriman, all the teachers, and especially the players.
Well done all.  
 
 Over 1000 young players have attended Competitions and training                             Lancashire v Cheshire  Under 15's at Sefton
 at Sefton. here are some of them, why not become one of them                               a Fantastic game....  Lancashire  28 Cheshire 6
      
 Under 12's at New Brighton     Gunners action at Sedgley              This motley crew get new gear                   Luke what we've won
        
Senior's last win "Makin" us 3rd,   Club Tour 2006 Cork                 Gunners on target           Sefton Centenary in the City of Culture
    
Jason Leonard    Bill Beaumont last seen in 1982 for Fylde, against
Merseyside Police returns to his favourite club to see son Josh play for
Lancashire Under 14 against North Wales in the Pennington Cup,
Monday 1st May 2006 at Sefton, Lanc's winning 31 points to 12,
Well done, a grate game from both teams.
                                                                           
Something for the girls to read........ 

STUDENTS   ---  LOST IN A NEW CITY
FIND YOURSELF AT SEFTON   ----- see our map 
Students welcome, we train on Tuesday and Thursdays, see map for directions.........
Students from all of Liverpool's fine Universities will find Sefton to be a friendly 
place to meet other social and rugby minded people, play and enjoy rugby, and meet those 
who know the best bars in town, (After our own that is) and spend some of your loan..