Season 2010/11
5th XV aka Barbarians (MFC Team of Year 2010) is the perfect starting point for any player wishing to start or return to Social but competitive rugby.
2011 sees the continuation of Skipper, Tom Clarke, at the helm of the Barbarians as they embark on yet another campaign – although still playing at the same level but in the newly amalgamated, reshuffled and tougher “Early Bird 6 West” league. Tom’s mission and intention is to build on last year’s success of 5thposition in Mid Kent C and turn those narrow defeats of last season into narrow victories.
Continuing in their roles are Drill Coach Colin Frost and Fitness Coach Richard Hadfield, ably assisted by Coach Steve Oakley. Under their guidance, the Barbarians hope to go from strength to strength with more emphasis on technical know-how and gentle refreshers covering overall fitness.
If you or anyone you may know is interested in playing in a team that trains together, plays together, tours together and celebrate together (End of Season Awards 2011), the Barbarians extend an open invitation to all irrespective of ability.
For more details please contact Tom Clarke on 07772 172 713 or email: baabaa@maidstonerugby.org.uk or leave a message on our Facebook page : http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=7640609773
Barbarian (noun)
1. A member of a people considered by those of another nation or group to have a primitive civilization.
2. A fierce, brutal, or cruel person.
3. An insensitive, uncultured person; a boor
Maidstone Barbarian (noun)
1. A member of a rugby team considered by those of another team or club to have a great fighting spirit on the pitch.
2. A skilled, tough, or enthusiastic rugby player.
3. A sociable, friendly person.
In the words of Deacon Manu, Fiji captain
"On any stage that you're playing rugby, you have to back yourself. If not, there's no real point turning up"
Tom “CC” Clarke – Maidstone V Barbarians Skipper
Pre-season Training
7.30-9pm Thursday evenings at Allington Rec (opposite Tesco on London Road)
7 - 8pm Tuesday evenings on Penenden Heath















