281. Fizzers sign up Underwood

Sandhurst Town have appointed former Bracknell boss Jon Underwood as their new Assistant Manager ahead of the weekend’s visit to Chessington & Hook United.

282. Parrish out of final

Dwight Parrish was left cursing his luck after receiving a two-match ban that will rule him out of the second leg of Bracknell Bees’ English Premier Cup final at Slough Jets tonight (Wednesday), writes Alan Manicom.

283. Bracknell make it five out of five as St Ives capitulate

Bracknell continued their unbeaten run in South West One as the league leaders proved too strong for the Cornishmen.

284. Too little too late for young pretenders

BRACKNELL are flying at the top of the table in South West One – but the second team remain on a steep learning curve in Division Three of the Canterbury Shield after being out scrummed for most of the afternoon on Saturday, writes rugby correspondent Henry La.

285. Joy and relief for Parrish as Bees win at last at the Hive

DWIGHT PARRISH has spoken of his relief after Bracknell Bees won for the first time in three games at home.

286. Sheasby rues Chinnor defeat

Chris Sheasby admitted watching Bracknell throw away the chance to wrap up the South West One title was one of the most heartbreaking moments of his 23-year career in rugby, writes Henry La.

287. Didcot and Robins’ derby clash

Didcot Town host Bracknell Town in a derby showdown tomorrow looking to edge closer to promotion from the British Gas Football League South & West Division.

288. Sparks out for Bracknell

Alan Leishman lines up in the back row as South West Division 1 promotion hopefuls Bracknell go to fifth-placed Oxford Harlequins minus top try-scoring flanker Graham Sparks, who is out with a shoulder injury.

289. We're not too good to go down - Walton

Byron Walton has warned his players they are not too good to go down after Bracknell Town slumped to their second successive defeat under his charge.

290. DID MOSES REALLY LOOK LIKE CHARLTON HESTON? FIND OUT NOW!