For Cov, and especially for many of the younger, less experienced players, this season has been something of learning curve. At times, a steep one. Despite the challenges, Saturday demonstrated just how much they have learned. Even when facing the strongest opponents, they showed they possess the ability, physicality, and mental resilience to meet the challenge. On Saturday, they made the supporters proud, they made the Club proud, but most importantly, they made themselves p

those starting the game yesterday did more than enough to show that there's a core of young players that has the potential to take Cov forward to that next level, even without such as talisman as Kvesic. Indeed, Kvesic had a fairly quiet game by his standards and it was the likes of Tom Ball, Chester Owen, David Opoku-Fordjour and Dan Green, when he came on, who caught the eye the most.

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For me, the most unfortunate aspect of all this is that some Worcester supporters still seem unaware of the reasons behind this situation. Meritocracy has always been a fundamental principle in sports, so when a club is forced into a league where many believe it doesn't rightfully belong, it inevitably causes some resentment. And when that same club then begins to recruit from the ranks of its own and in so doing further upsets the very supporters it is hoping to appease, the

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Will we be seeing any of these youngsters running out onto the BPA in Cov Rugby colours in the years to come?