TAKE a stroll down memory lane as we look back at the best historical games on each day of the week to come!

March 28 – Cleve 23-39 Rams (2009)

Spike Chandler contributed 24 points to Rams win at Cleve in South West One.

The fly-half’s tally included a try, three penalties, two drop goals and two conversions.

Chandler’s boot had helped his side to a 21-11 interval lead, and then despite a hamstring injury, he raced 50 yards for a touchdown.

Other men on the try sheet were James Lack, Seb Reynolds and Robbie Stapley.

March 29 – Rams 16-6 Oxford Marathon (1958)

The hosts eased to a 16-6 win after taking a 13-3 half-time advantage.

Colin Evans crossed twice, Waters converted one while Norman Wiseman dropped a goal.

The Oxford side’s defence improved after the break, but they could not prevent a John Gardiner try set-up by Saunders and Wiseman.

March 30 – Rams 28-10 Redruth (2019)

Tries from Miles Lloyd, Niall Kidd, Jamie Guttridge and Jak Rossiter – with a sensational length-of-the-field effort – added to by four Alex Seers conversions, gave Rams a bonus-point home success.

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March 31 – Rams 14-13 Bournemouth (2007)

Rams defeated their nearest rivals Bournemouth to be virtually certain of South West One – Spike Chandler kicking a vital 73rd-minute penalty.

The Seasiders led 8-3 at half-time despite having two men sin-binned, but Gensians hit back with a second Chandler penalty and a Joao Costa try.

Although they had a man sent off, Bournemouth regained the lead before Chandler had the final say.

April 1 – Rams 41-26 Clifton (2017)

A penalty try and further scores from James Baker, Robbie Stapley, Miles Lloyd, Craig Nightingale and Jak Rossiter fired Rams to victory, the tally completed by four Sam Guttridge conversions and a penalty.

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April 2 – Bury St Edmunds 28-31 Rams (2016)

George Drury, Conor Corrigan, Robbie Stapley and Tom Vooght all dotted down and Spike Chandler landed four conversions and a penalty to fire Rams to a sensational win.

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April 3 – Rams 44-0 US Portsmouth Crusaders (1976)

Four Paul Carroll tries highlighted a sparkling 44-0 win for Redingensians.

Gareth Rees also crossed twice and kicked two conversions, while Cooper and Thompson also touched down, the latter adding three conversions.