11. 'Lucky' Bracknell stay top

BRACKNELL skipper Ben Nowak says his side were “lucky” to remain at the top of South West One after producing their worst second half display since ex-England international Chris Sheasby took over as player-coach at the club 18 months ago, writes chief rugby correspondent Henry La.

12. 'Don't try to bully us - you'll only lose'

Player-coach Chris Sheasby taunted bitter rivals Reading after denouncing their “bully boy” tactics as Bracknell soared to the summit of South West One, writes chief rugby correspondent Henry La.

13. Match switch refusal rankles with Gensians

REDINGENSIANS are smarting even before a ball has been kicked in tomorrow’s first ever South West 1 derby match at home to league leaders Bracknell at the Old Bath Road Ground (2pm).

14. Sheasby: We can reach the final at Twickenham

Chris Sheasby insists Bracknell can go all the way in the EDF Intermediate Cup and qualify for the showpiece final at Twickenham, writes chief rugby correspondent Henry La.

15. Sheasby turns on the Pacino charm

CHRIS SHEASBY has revealed how a stern team talk reminiscent of American football coach Tony D’Amato could save Bracknell from relegation.

16. It's make or break now for us, admits Sheasby

CHRIS SHEASBY insisted Bracknell will have to be on top of their game for the remaining two matches if they are to pull off the Great Escape, writes Henry La.

17. Sparky pleased as punch but it wasn't all Rover

MARK ANDERSON has pledged to break the 20-goal barrier for the season after the Bracknell Town striker netted his 17th of the season at Winterfield Road.

18. 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.

19. Depressed Robins in need of a tonic

Bracknell Town 1 AFC Hayes 4

THERE was definitely a depressing mood around Larges Lane as Bracknell Town collapsed yet again to remain winless in nine games as AFC Hayes ran out comfortable winners.

20. Nowak's late conversion leaves Sheasby in a spin

BEN NOWAK’S last-gasp penalty kept Bracknell unbeaten and top of the South West One despite their failure to “put the nail in the coffin” against Maidenhead who have slipped from their aura of invincibility last season, writes Henry La.