In news that had other sevens' sides quaking in their pathetic boots, the Sons and Daughters of Serevi are breaking new ground this season by appearing at the Bournemouth Sevens on 23th and and 24th May. As big to the rugby world as The Beatles emerging from respective graves (and fading limelight) to play Glastonbury, Bournemouth Sevens organiser were clearly ecstatic at the agreement of both sides to appear. 'We're clearly ecstatic,' enthused Sir Evi, event organiser. 'If they didn't appear we'd have to had to settle for Wasps or Gloucester or the All Blacks or something. It would've been a big letdown for fans if they didn't make it.' Officials at the Sons and Daughters camp were also very excited about the event. 'We're very excited,' said Chief Stickler, Sons' Chairman. 'Oh. My. God. I. Am. Like. So. Excited,' said Zoe Jeanes, joint club captain of the Daughters. 'Whatever Zoe,' said Isia Storey, the other captain. 'Don't I get quoted in this?' asked Baldy Mead, Sons' President. Anyone wanting to be considered for the honour of playing for either the Sons or Daughters, should contact one of the following: the_chief82@hotmail.co.uk amead50@aol.com