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the interests of the game". They were also docked 50 points, and while the hearing judged the gouging was a deliberate action, they were unable to identify the guilty player. The club accepted the RFU's decision. Moving forward, the club looked to rebuild after a turbulent couple of seasons. After finishing fourth in London 3 in the 2011–12 season several changes have been made at the club. Their long term aim being to return to London 1 rugby within the next few seasons. The 2012–13 season was an incredibly successful one for Maidstone. They won London 3 SE with five games spare and ended undefeated in the league. This saw them return to London and SE 2 for the 2013–14 season. In their first season back at level 7, the club finished a strong second place behind leaders
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The club again reached the semi-final stage in 2012–13 and were very confident in going one step further and making amends for the previous season. However, despite the home draw Maidstone missed out again and went down narrowly to Drybrook RFC. In the 2013–14 season, Maidstone traveled to Blackheath
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During a match against Gravesend R.F.C. on 17 January 2010, a Maidstone player allegedly gouged (although this was never proven) Gravesend player, Clarence Harding. After a Rugby Football Union hearing on 12 January 2011, the club were fined Β£2000 and found Maidstone guilty of "conduct prejudicial to
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in the early 1950s and have played there ever since. During the 1970s and 80s, Maidstone had become one of the premier clubs in Kent and reached the finals of the county cup for seven years running between 1974 and 1980, winning twice and once again in 1987. During the 1970s, they reached the finals
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The club has had fantastic success in cup competitions during the 2014–15 season. In the Kent cup quarter-final Maidstone beat national three side Westcombe Park to set up a clash with Old Elthamians. However, due to a fixture clash, the club had to withdraw from the cup. Now competing in the RFU
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For the 14-15 season, wholesale changes were made both on and off the pitch for a variety of reasons. The restructure has led to one of the best league seasons in the club's history. The first team went undefeated, only missing out on a perfect season with a draw against second placed Medway. The
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in 1996. At this point the committee took the decision to appoint a Director of Rugby and new management and coaching structure, the slump was stopped. Promotion was achieved within three seasons and in 2000, the final of the Kent Cup was lost in the dying moments to National League side,
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For the 15-16 season, Maidstone lifted the Kent Plate after games against Tonbridge Juddians and Dartfordians. After going out of the Kent Cup to National 1 side Blackheath, Maidstone retained the Kent Plate by beating old rivals Aylesford Bulls in the final.
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One of the oldest rugby clubs in the country, the club was formed in 1880, and originally played at a ground close to the centre of the town owned by a Dr. Monckton. The club faced many strong teams from 1886 onwards, such as Middlesex Wanderers,
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on Sunday 3 May saw an incredible day out for the whole club. In excess of 7000 supporters travelled to the home of England Rugby to watch Maidstone beat Bridgnorth 31–18 to lift the RFU Intermediate Cup and round off an unbeaten season.
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With the memory of the previous near misses in their minds, the club put on an incredible performance to win 44–13 to finally book at place at the Twickenham Final against Bridgnorth RFC. The final, held at
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The club has had relative success in the past four years in various cup competitions. In 2011–12, the club reached the national semi-final of the RFU Senior Vase but lost to eventual winners Wells RFC.
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three times in four years and in 1980 were the only junior club to be invited to play in the London Senior Clubs Rugby Festival at Twickenham. Alongside Scottish club
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club was promoted back to London One South after a lengthy absence and finished a credible sixth in the 15-16 season. The club finished ninth in the 2016-17 season.
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RFC in the semi-final of the Kent Cup. Despite the difference in leagues, Maidstone pushed the national one team all the way, eventually losing by a single point.
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Three, along with the Metropolitan Police. After six seasons in the national leagues until 1993, the club suffered four relegations in four seasons and arrived in
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Intermediate Cup, Maidstone have had a brilliant run beating Harrow, Medway, Diss and Chiswick to set up a semi-final with Gloucester-based Coney Hill RFC.
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At the formation of the leagues in 1987, Maidstone were unanimously voted by the seven counties of the London Division to go straight into
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from Ireland and French Champions Bagneres, the club reached the semi-finals where they were beaten 6–0 by
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This article is about the rugby union club in Maidstone. For the association football club, see
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eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-World Rugby nationality.
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Maidstone RFC
Maidstone United F.C.

Kent RFU
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English rugby union system
Harlequin F.C.
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Old Merchant Taylors' FC
Maidstone Grammar School
The Mote
Middlesex Sevens
Twickenham
Heriot’s FP
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London Scottish
National League
London 1
Westcombe Park
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