Welcome to Episode 1 of the relaunched BRFC Podcast. Mark and Simon discuss the weekend's defeat against Dundee, look forward to next weekend's trip to Hawick and mull over all of the weekend's Premier One results. There are interviews with past President of the club, Alan MacKay, 1st XV winger Rob Cairns and Dundee coach Ian Rankin.
Episode 1 - A disappointing defeat
Monday 5 September 2011
Friday 12 December 2008
Episode # 15 - Ally McLean & Conor Costigan
This week we look at the possibility of introducing summer rugby and look ahead to Boroughmuir's game with Melrose on Sunday.
You can download the podcast via iTunes, or by clicking here.
You can download the podcast via iTunes, or by clicking here.
Wednesday 26 November 2008
Home Comforts
It was cold on Saturday. It was very, very cold. And given the way the result ended up it was pretty damned miserable too. Last season we scraped to victory at Edinburgh Accies via an injury time Elgan O’Donnell penalty, this year we got thoroughly pasted; I don’t think I like Raeburn Place anymore. In fact, I just don’t think I like travelling away from Meggetland this season.
And judging by results, I don’t think the team does either. Boroughmuir have suffered five defeats so far this season; Malleny Park, Millbrae, Philliphaugh and Raeburn Place. Only Heriot’s have plundered the points at Meggetland, if we were granted a season of home games by the SRU, we’d have the title wrapped up by Christmas.
That’s why I fully expect that we’ll avenge the Malleny defeat this coming weekend by turning over Currie on our own patch. The players seem to be much freer in their game on familiar turf and in the past season and a half, only that defeat against Heriot’s in October has blemished an otherwise perfect record.
Of course, this aversion to bus trips is a disease which has shown its head only this season. We have already this campaign lost twice as many away trips as we did in the whole of last season. Only Watsonians at Myreside (when the title was all but won) and Melrose at The Greenyards (when it had long been in the bag) saw ’Muir succumb to defeat; it’s the fine line between that title glory and mid-table misery.
What it does point towards is that we may well be set for a good run in the cup. All we need is a run of home draws and nobody will be able to stop us!
And judging by results, I don’t think the team does either. Boroughmuir have suffered five defeats so far this season; Malleny Park, Millbrae, Philliphaugh and Raeburn Place. Only Heriot’s have plundered the points at Meggetland, if we were granted a season of home games by the SRU, we’d have the title wrapped up by Christmas.
That’s why I fully expect that we’ll avenge the Malleny defeat this coming weekend by turning over Currie on our own patch. The players seem to be much freer in their game on familiar turf and in the past season and a half, only that defeat against Heriot’s in October has blemished an otherwise perfect record.
Of course, this aversion to bus trips is a disease which has shown its head only this season. We have already this campaign lost twice as many away trips as we did in the whole of last season. Only Watsonians at Myreside (when the title was all but won) and Melrose at The Greenyards (when it had long been in the bag) saw ’Muir succumb to defeat; it’s the fine line between that title glory and mid-table misery.
What it does point towards is that we may well be set for a good run in the cup. All we need is a run of home draws and nobody will be able to stop us!
Episode # 13 - Angus Martyn & Stuart Waddell
In this week's podcast we talk to 1st XV players Stuart Waddell and Angus Martyn and take a look at how Scotland have done in the Autumn internationals.
You can download the podcast via iTunes or by clicking here.
You can download the podcast via iTunes or by clicking here.
Saturday 8 November 2008
Episode # 12 - Rory Couper & Calum Cusiter
Episode 12 of the BRFC Podcast sees us talk to 1st XV stars Rory Couper and Calum Cusiter, as well as taking a look at how both the 2nd XV and Meggetland got on last weekend.
You can download the podcast via iTunes, or by clicking here.
You can download the podcast via iTunes, or by clicking here.
Sunday 2 November 2008
Episode # 11 - Mark Furnivall
This week we talk to Boroughmuir WebMonkey Mark Furnivall about what he thinks of the 1st XV and Scotland's Autumn internationals.
You can download the podcast via iTunes or by clicking on this link.
You can download the podcast via iTunes or by clicking on this link.
Episode # 10 - Gerry Dryburgh & John Saunderson
This week we talk to Gerry Dryburgh and John Saunderson about Meggetland's season so far.
You can download the podcast via iTunes or by clicking on this link.
You can download the podcast via iTunes or by clicking on this link.
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