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Roaders now set pace in title race

This season's title chase in the Furrows Shropshire Premier Bowls League looks like being the closest for years after the latest set of results. This season's title chase in the Furrows Shropshire Premier Bowls League looks like being the closest for years after the latest set of results. Previous leaders Wem USC lost 12-2 at Meole Brace - and results elsewhere saw Chester Road, Castlefields and last year's champions St Georges all move above them. There are now just two points separating the top four. Meole Brace's victory, with Adie Rowe leading the way with a 21-7 card, was a repeat of last year's score and saw Wem's seven point lead wiped out. Chester Road are now top thanks to their 12-2 home win over bottom club Childs Ercall, Andy Moss taking the coppers with a 21-9 win. Read the full story in today's Shropshire Star 

Bowls|Jun 7, 2008
Bowls

Skipper lets rip at awful WBA

Captain Curtis Davies slammed Albion's shambolic first half performance at Southend and admitted: "It was embarassing."Captain Curtis Davies slammed Albion's shambolic first half performance at Southend and admitted: "It was embarassing." Click here: Video review Two first half goals from Jamal Campbell-Ryce - his first for four years - and a third from Lewis Hunt upset the form book as the Championship's bottom club brought Albion's six game unbeaten run to a grinding halt. Albion replied through John Hartson after the break as they eventually went down 3-1 at Roots Hall. But Davies admitted they had wasted a glorious chance to keep up the pressure at the top of the table on a day when Derby were the only top six side to win. Read the full story in the Express & Star

West Bromwich Albion|Jan 2, 2007
West Bromwich Albion

Gregory steps up pressure

QPR manager John Gregory has heaped the pressure on Albion by insisting: "You're selling everyone short if you don't win promotion." Two more points slipped through Albion's fingers in last night's thrilling 3-3 draw. Relive the action with our text commentary.  QPR manager John Gregory, pictured, has heaped the pressure on Albion by insisting: "You're selling everyone short if you don't win promotion." The former Villa boss's comments are the clearest indication yet just how highly the Baggies are rated by their Championship rivals. But, after two more points slipped through Albion's fingers in last night's thrilling 3-3 draw, they will also serve to crank up the heat on new boss Tony Mowbray. Albion slipped to fifth in the table and seven points behind leaders Cardiff as their main promotion rivals all won. Read the full story in the Express & Star

West Bromwich Albion|Nov 1, 2006
West Bromwich Albion
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