Ivybridge Rugby Football Club Clubhouse

We spent 2 days at Ivybridge Rugby Club as part of a rugby featival. The president was not only seen how he cried to young children, but in between it was about screaming coaches and players whenever he could. The state of the pitches was...initiating, with all that played on the showcase 4G pitch, suffering terrible burns. The standard of arbitrators of Ivybridge was as bad as being dangerous to players. In particular, it was more about defending his performance rather than making the treatment seriously injured. By the way, there were a total of 5 serious injuries during the respective game all probably the result of the game management of the arbitrator. The spirit and values of the game do not seem to have invaded Ivybridge additional players who were designed in Squads on Day 2, illegal tackling widely among their young team and total disregard for fellow players (especially those who were injured by the end of these illegal attacks). Given the amount of money that the club made from the event, it was incrediby disappointing and reflected extremely badly on the club.

Now only my brother plays here and I have to respect more here. The food to be fair is better, there is always a beautiful buzz in the clubhouse, so it has improved and it is always good to see a bit...from Rugby

A good selection of genuine ales and wines and an excellent buffet for a quiz evening.

I'm nine years old and play here at the Rugby Club, but it's so fussy when you come out of the shower and suddenly your eating greed and fat. The infants are itching and the chips are not even chips. The only reason why it's not a star is the atmosphere. the atmosphere is beautiful, but it doesn't stop eating being vile. I will not put this place back

Had to pay £9 to get in which wasn't advertised and £4 for bouncy castle which was told on the gate was free once inside