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After a fantastic fourth placed finish in the 22/23 campaign, we catch up with Blues Women trio Emma Graham, Lucy Middleton and Emily McBarron to talk all the latest developments for the side, which includes a permanent move to Goldington Road this Summer. 

As Bedford Blues prepare to return to Championship league action, we catch up with Dean Adamson on the eve of his 150th club appearance which falls as 4th v 5th with the visit of Doncaster Knights under the Friday Night Lights. 

We're almost halfway through the season with just two fixtures remaining to see out 2022; starting with Jersey Reds on Saturday and the sell-out Boxing Day clash with Ampthill at Goldington Road. 
A journey over to the island is always a different experience, and we'll be taking several members of the squad on the flight for their first experience of Jersey. Ahead of the game, we speak to two of those, Monty Royston and Charles Rylands, to talk all the current goings on at Goldington Road ahead of two extremely difficult fixtures. 

As Bedford Blues prepare to return to Goldington Road on Saturday against Hartpury University, we catch up with several members of the squad to hear reports ahead of the game. 
Firstly, Alex Woolford talks his desire to return from injury sooner rather than later; then we hear from Ethan Grayson and Head of Strength and Conditioning, Jamie Bain who both discuss the upcoming set of fixtures. 
Finally, Sean French stars in the 'When We Were Young' segment.   

It feels like only yesterday that the 2021/22 campaign came to a close, yet here we are, one round of Championship fixtures already complete in the new season as we eagerly prepare for our home league opener against London Scottish. 
Blues duo Alex Day and Will Maisey - as well as Performance Analyst, Jake McKenzie - all deconstruct last weekend's battle at Coventry, while previewing this weekend's contest which brings about our Goldington Road Family Fun Day. 
To conclude the episode, Jack Hughes answers some quickfire 'Firsts & Lasts'.  

This summer, Matt Worley became the 42nd player to receive international recognition while contracted to Bedford Blues; scoring three tries in two games for Hong Kong where he had spent most of his childhood. 
On his return to Blues training ready for the 2022/23 campaign, he spoke of his international experience and how he wants to continue his purple patch of form in the upcoming season.