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Warden on full alert for next test of endurance

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The Rugby Paper Team
2 July 2017

By NICK VERDIER
RICHMOND retained their Championship status last season but club captain Will Warden reckons doing so again will pose a greater challenge.
Being the only amateur side in the second tier, the odds were stacked against the 2016 National One champions with relegation seeming inevitable.
The London Welsh fiasco handed them a lifeline with relegation frozen for a year, but they still wanted to avoid finishing last and prove they deserved to be in the league regardless. They put all their efforts into catching Rotherham and did so in the penultimate round with a 35-32 win over the...

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