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How did the game go at the weekend,get some good action shots. Will you be covering any games this weekend.

I agree with what both above have said , i have used the very same combnation 40 D & 70-300m IS Lens for rugby in the past. You will reach other side of pitch know problem. I even used a mono-pod in the dark winter months as well , every little helps to prevent shakes.

This coming weekend i will be covering a Norther Counties League Premier East warm-up game

The 120-300 mm Sigma is a great lens for your rugby photography also the 100-400mm IS Canon is a good lens for sport as well. But the 120-300 Sigmas as the headge being F 2.8

This weekend it is a home game once more Doncaster Phoenix V Bradford Salem at Castle Park.

Yes my fault sorry.

This weekend it is a home fixture for me and Doncaster Phoenix V Moortown at Castle Park. Prior to that it is watching the England game on the TV .

This weekend it is up to North Yorkshire to Ripon for Phoenix & me.

Yes it is Bluesman,they moved up last season from Yorkshire 3.

I will be covering my team Doncaster Phoenix V Wath Yorkshire Division Two.

Hi Phil, i follow my team from the touchline & throuhout each half i cover the game from both sides of the pitch 22 meter line to the try line and from behind the tryline. Then in the second half do the same thing again.

Doncaster Phoenix V Barnsley at Castle Park today.

You should get better photo`s with 75-300 on your 500D than you have been getting with the point & shoot. You will know the distance of the wicket from the rope so that will give you a idea to start for zoom.Try a monopod rather than trypod.

Saw Gorden Bennett last week LOL.

A trip to Ripon North Yorkshire Doncaster Phoenix V Ripon. R.U.F.C.