Chris Hewett
Chris Hewett: We must guard our friends in the north
There are a mere 320 miles of road separating Exeter from Newcastle, the geographical poles of top-flight rugby in England, and it’s just about possible to get up and down in a day if the motorways behave themselves and you’ve crowdfunded your way to a third tank of petrol.
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