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Sad Loo hit for six

SIX defeats in a row and it is becoming difficult to see whereWaterloo are going to pick up their next win.Read

Chief photographer John Daly's gallery of pictures from the Waterloo v Sounthend rugby clash

CROSBY Herald and Formby Times chief photographer John Daly's latest collection of action pix from Waterloo's clash with Southend.Read

Waterloo coach Chris O’Callaghan praises players for effort against Blackheath

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Merchant Taylors’ new under-12s boys rugby team in record-breaking season

MERCHANT Taylors’ Boys’ School has a new mean machine with their under-12s side completing a record-breaking unbeaten season in which they conceded only 19 but scored 654 points.Read

Waterloo under-14s win Lancashire RFU Development Festival

WATERLOO under-14s showed their remarkable strength in depth by winning the Lancashire RFU Development Festival at Burnley RUFC.Read

Fair cop for St Mary’s OB

ST MARY’S Old Boys recorded a convincing 31-12 win against Merseyside Police last Saturday.Read

Worrying times at Waterloo

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WATERLOO Girls under-18s enjoyed an impressive 45-12 victory at Glossop.

It was their first club game since November and Loo started brightly with a try from centre Sophie Pugh after some excellent work by the backs.Read

Waterloo pay costly price for slow start at Redruth

WATERLOO coach Chris O’Callaghan admitted his side paid the full price for their slow start when they went down 22-10 at Redruth.Read

Old Boys hit the 60 mark

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Waterloo fail to cope with Nuneaton’s survival skills

WATERLOO’S head coach Chris O’Callaghan blamed relegation-threatened Nuneaton’s survival instinct for his side’s 19-17 defeat last Saturday.Read

Rothwell’s drug ban is ‘draconian’ says coach

WATERLOO head coach Chris O’Callaghan has labelled James Rothwell’s drug ban as “draconian”.Read

Coach wants to put Loo’s home up for sale

WATERLOO head coach Chris O’Callaghan has controversially suggested that the club should sell up and move out of their ground in Blundellsands.Read

Loo coach admits mistake

WATERLOO’S head coach Chris O’Callaghan held his hands up and admitted full responsibility after his side were pipped 15-18 by second place Stourbridge at Blundellsands last Saturday.Read

O’Callaghan reflects on his season so far

WITH no game last Saturday, Waterloo have had plenty of time to reflect on their season so far and plan for the visit of second in National Two Stourbidge this coming Saturday.Read