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South East Division One

Source: Cambridge United WFC

WPL South East Division One – Fixtures – 2015/2016

Jennie Powell
15 Aug 2015
Football, South East Division One, WPL

WPL South East Division One – Fixtures – 2015/2016 Teams Bedford LFC Cambridge United Crystal Palace LFC Denham United LFC Enfield Town LFC Gillingham LFC Ipswich Town LFC Lowestoft LFC Luton Town LFC Milton Keynes Dons LFC Norwich LFC Old Actonians Date Kick off Teams Venue Competition 16-Aug-15 2pm Bedford LFC v Milton Keynes

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Thanks very much for your response, Wendy. Your contributions to American rugby are invaluable. My doubts remain: wouldn’t it have been more sensible to launch WER when it was fully structured, fully populated? Is it wise to start it off at half-bore like this?

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Thanks. All a bit confusing with names 14 and 15 letters long.

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If you compare them with the match sheet from their match against Kenya, some of the Malagasy seem to be nicknames. For example, Nandrianina gotta be Marie Bodonandrianina, and Jinah Kely is Tiana Jinah Razanamahefa

Rob Gorthy. 06 Sep 2024

Yes, it is a mystery why no Annaëlle Deshaye or Gaëlle Hermet, and you might add, Morgane Bourgeois, instrumental in helping Bordeaux to two elite championships.

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