Albion Go Close but Pay the Penalty for Mistakes

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PROGRESS is progress, even if the rewards fail to come immediately. There can be little doubt that Plymouth Albion's form is on the up despite a narrow 16-13 home defeat in their British & Irish Cup debut against Leinster.

The Heineken Cup holders may have been without their international stars, but that should take little away from another battling Albion display. With a converted try apiece, the two sides could only be separated by the penalty count, 3-2 in favour of the Irishmen.

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Albion Go Close but Pay the Penalty for Mistakes

But despite another positive performance coming the week after their outstanding win at London Welsh in the Championship, chairman of rugby Graham Dawe found it difficult to hide his disappointment.

He said: "We built ourselves up for a win t...

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