Year Founded: 1873
Nickname: Mose/Billesley Boys
Ground: Billesley Common (Capacity 5,000; 1,300 seated)
Current position: 7th (P4 W2 D0 L2 TB3 LB0 Pts 13)
Last season: 11th (P26 W8 D1 L13 TB14 LB8 Pts 56)
Last five games Vs. Rams
Birmingham Moseley 31-24 Rams (January 2026)
Rams 31-28 Birmingham Moseley (October 2025)
Birmingham Moseley 19-0 Rams (February 2025)
Rams 24-7 Birmingham Moseley (October 2024)
Birmingham Moseley 39-31 Rams (April 2024)
Recent form:
The Midlanders have made a bright start with a squad shorn by the retirements of inspirational previous captain Ollie Stedman and flying winger Aquile Smith.
A transitional off-season also saw hooker Sam McNulty, a regular try-scorer against Rams, drop a level to Hinckley.
But Mose burst into life with an opening day 38-33 triumph against Cambridge, a strong Sale side then taking the spoils 66-35 at Heywood Road.
Birmingham took down Dings Crusaders 35-31 a fortnight ago before a 47-5 setback at Bishop’s Stortford last time out.
Players to watch:
Will Safe – Back row took over captaincy at start of the season having originally joined from Hartpury University post-Covid.
The former Gloucester man has scored 15 tries in 87 appearances for Moseley, including three against Rams.
Noah Cowan – Worcester Warriors loanee scrum-half bagged a brace on debut against Dings a fortnight ago.
A Premiership Under 18s winner with London Irish, he moved through the Ealing Trailfinders Academy before moving to Rotherham Titans last season.
The former Scotland Under 20s international also helped Sheffield win the National Two North title before his summer move to Sixways.
Elliott Creed – Former England Under 18 international centre has three tries in four games to date.
Joined Moseley from Nottingham at the start of the 2022/23 season and has crossed the whitewash 21 times in 64 outings since, including twice against Rams.
A wealth of higher-level experience, he has also played for Gloucester, Hartpury, London Scottish and Doncaster Knights.
