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/ 7 years ago

Eddie Jones and England froze in that second half

OUTSPOKEN AND UNMISSABLE…EVERY WEEK JEREMY GUSCOTT Master of getting results: Warren Gatland yesterday I’ve said before there is no Plan B...

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/ 7 years ago

Modern day scrum farce makes me cry

WITH obvious tongue in cheek, I would like to propose the following law change. Watching the Six Nations, the Premiership, PRO14...

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/ 7 years ago

Shut roof is an extra weapon for Gatland

WE had another round of roof wars this week with Warren Gatland canvassing hard for Wales to have the final say...

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/ 7 years ago

Herring completes half-hour hat-trick

By STUART MCANDREW Ulster… 54 Zebre… 7 ROB Herring blitzed hapless Zebre with a hat-trick in half an hour as Ulster...

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/ 7 years ago

Yes, they have proved they are the greatest Welsh team of all time

SHANE WILLIAMS Fist-pumping: Alun-Wyn Jones WHAT a match, what a win, what a team! The question now is whether this is...

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/ 7 years ago

Irish charge for a second Grand Slam gathers pace

By DAVE MURPHY Star man: Craig Casey Late try: Marco Butturini ONLY Wales and France stand in the way of a...

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/ 7 years ago

Edinburgh stunned by Harries double

By STEFFAN THOMAS Edinburgh… 17 Cardiff Blues… 19 JASON Harries came back to haunt Edinburgh with a brace of tries as...

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/ 7 years ago

England toppled by penalties and poor kicking

CHARLIE HODGSON Consistent: George North Ican’t help feel a little deflated after that performance. Obviously because I am an England fan...

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/ 7 years ago

Smith’s try in stoppage time swings it for Wales

By ROB COLE Jubilation: Wales celebrate at the final whistle PICTURES: Getty Images Over he goes: England’s Ollie Hassell-Collins is tackled...

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/ 7 years ago

Still all to play for insists Cassiem

Preview Scarlets v Cheetahs Today, Kick-off 1pm LEIGH Halfpenny will play his first game since November against the Cheetahs with his...

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Miscellaneous
/ 7 years ago

Don’t rule us out of title chase, says Eddie

By ALEX BYWATER Oneills Early hope: Tom Curry goes over to give England the lead in Cardiff PICTURE: Getty Images EDDIE...

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/ 7 years ago

Joseph’s late brace kills off Scotland comeback

By GARY HEATLY FRANCEbossed the second half of this 11-try thriller in Pau after Scotland had forged a fight-back following a...

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/ 7 years ago

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/ 7 years ago

Scott takes charge of new-look England

By SAM JACKSON Captain’s call: Harlequins second row Abbie Scott ENGLAND centre Emily Scarratt will sit out the women’s Six Nations...

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/ 7 years ago

Manu cash may be too much for us – Murphy

LEICESTER supremo Geordan Murphy is banking on loyalty to trump cash after admitting his club cannot compete with the big money...

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/ 7 years ago

Scots have no answer to a top treble from Vernier

France Women… 41 Scotland Women… 10 A HAT-TRICK from inside centre Gabrielle Vernier kept France well and truly in the three-way...

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/ 7 years ago

‘World class’ Minozzi can plug Le Roux gap says Masi

By NEALE HARVEY X-factor: Italy full-back Matteo Minozzi MATTEO Minozzi is an “incredible talent” whose dancing feet and pace will ensure...

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/ 7 years ago

Considine double in vain as Italy earn maiden win

Italy Women… 29 Ireland Women… 27 EIMEAR Considine scored twice but Ireland fell to their first ever women’s Six Nations defeat...

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/ 7 years ago

Dennis enticed by European carrot

Ready to commit: Exeter Chiefs back row bruiser Dave Dennis PICTURE: Getty Images EXETER enforcer Dave Dennis is ready to turn...

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/ 7 years ago

Hated losing to Wales, it’s one my lowest moments

CATHERINE SPENCER FORMER ENGLAND CAPTAIN One to watch: Hannah Bluck can unleash the Welsh flyer Jasmine Joyce England coach Simon Middleton...

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/ 7 years ago

DREAM TEAM

ALEX LEWINGTON, SARACENS, ENGLAND SAXONS AND FORMER LEICESTER, NOTTINGHAM AND LONDON IRISH WING, CHOOSES THE BEST XV HE HAS PLAYED WITH...

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/ 7 years ago

Care staying positive that top form will deliver recall

By NEALE HARVEY Upping his game: Quins No.9 Danny Care PICTURES: Getty Images Leading the way: Dan Robson, left, and Ben...

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/ 7 years ago

Burrell ‘buzzing’ to go back to League roots

By JON NEWCOMBE In the blood: Luther Burrell is ready to tackle a new challenge in Warrington PICTURES: Getty Images Coach:...

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/ 7 years ago

Marshall: Thorley will be a star, he carries like a Tongan

Brute: Ollie Thorley ENGLAND prospect Ollie Thorley carries as hard as any Pacific islander and is destined to become a worldclass...

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/ 7 years ago

Open season as rivals swoop on troubled Carnegie

RIVAL Championship clubs are poised to raid Yorkshire Carnegie’s squad while budgets at Headingley for the 2019/20 season remain unknown. In...

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/ 7 years ago

Francis on standby for another call from Eddie

FIT-AGAIN centre Piers Francis has vowed not to become one of England’s forgotten men by spearheading Northampton’s charge for the play-offs....

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/ 7 years ago

Politics could keep Cobus from Japan

By NEALE HARVEY Form of his life: Cobus Reinach scores for Saints against Sale PICTURES: Getty Images NORTHAMPTONboss Chris Boyd believes...

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/ 7 years ago

Jaunty France join the party as Scots get more travel sickness

By PETER JACKSON Taking the plunge: Yoann Huget scores France’s second try PICTURE: Getty Images All over: Gregory Alldritt, centre, is...

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/ 7 years ago

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/ 7 years ago

Barden in as England look to build on Sydney

SIMON Amor has named his 12-man squad for the Las Vegas Sevens taking place on March 1-3. Amor has made one...

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/ 7 years ago

It’s simple, sign fewer foreigners

THE Premiership ringfencers, in pursuing their selfish self-preservation stance, often state that closing off the league would benefit the development of...

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/ 7 years ago

Brunel: I knew Romain was up to the task

FRANCE head coach Jacques Brunel was full of praise for his teenage flyhalf Romain Ntamack after the impressive victory over Scotland....

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/ 7 years ago

Easy win but leaky defence concern for Leo

By RONAN O’NEILL Leinster …59 Kings… 19 LEO Cullen has told his Leinster players to shore up their defence or get...

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/ 7 years ago

At last, an RFU chief executive who has played some rugby

JEFF PROBYN Fresh dawn: Bill Sweeney will take over as the RFU’s new chief executive PICTURE: Getty Images With the third...

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/ 7 years ago

Stronger together

I READwith interest Kevin Higginson’s letter (17/2) about the combining of the Premiership teams and the PRO14. English clubs will say...

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/ 7 years ago

Sexton out to ensure Irish cogs are aligned

By DECLAN ROONEY Lessons learned: Ireland fly-half Johnny Sexton NINETEEN games have come and gone since Italy last won a Six...

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/ 7 years ago

Humiliation as Dragons sink to new low in Italy

By STEFFAN THOMAS DRAGONS were crushed In Italy conceding nine tries in what is the biggest ever Italian victory in the...

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/ 7 years ago

Hot Curry turns cold on one-trick England

From NICK CAIN at the Principality Stadium, Cardiff False dawn: Tom Curry scores England’s first half try PICTURE: Getty Images Crocked:...

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/ 7 years ago

No World League without global season says Burger

By NEALE HARVEY SCHALK Burger predicts World Rugby’s grand plans for a Nations League will lie dead in the water unless...

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/ 7 years ago

Worcester bring back Kiwi scrum-half Kitto

WORCESTER Warriors have re-signed New Zealand-born scrum-half Jono Kitto. Kitto, 26, who has played for both Leicester and Harlequins in the...

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/ 7 years ago

Irish given Sexton boost for Italian job

By GEORGE LAWRENCE IRELAND fly-half Johnny Sexton is expected to be fully fit to face Italy next Saturday. The fly-half was...

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/ 7 years ago

Franks follows his brother to Saints

NORTHAMPTONhave signed New Zealand tighthead Owen Franks from the Crusaders for after the World Cup. The double World Cup winner, 31,...

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/ 7 years ago

Chisholm keen as Gustard and chasing England call

By NEALE HARVEY Diving in: James Chisholm scores a try against Exeter for Harlequins PICTURES: Getty Images James Horwill Chris Robshaw...

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/ 7 years ago

Red Roses set for battle with Baa-Baas

ENGLANDwomen will play the Barbarians for the first time at Twickenham this summer. The Red Roses will kick-off before the men’s...

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Miscellaneous
/ 7 years ago

No-one will stop Jonny in Cardiff says Tindall

By GARY FITZGERALD ANY special Warren Gatland plans to try and stop the lightning quick Jonny May striking an early blow...

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/ 7 years ago

Cruden won’t join All Blacks No.10 flops, says Evans

Admirer: Nick Evans NICK Evans believes fellow former All Blacks fly-half Aaron Cruden could be a smash-hit for Bath – if...

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/ 7 years ago

Blues hooker Rees set to call it quits

FORMER Wales captain Matthew Rees will hang up his boots at the end of the season. The Cardiff Blues hooker returned...

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Miscellaneous
/ 7 years ago

Don’t risk Halfpenny yet pleads O’Driscoll

WALES are being advised not to pick Leigh Halfpenny against England this week following his third abortive comeback attempt in two...

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/ 7 years ago

Slade can carry out the Greenwood job for Eddie

By NEALE HARVEY All-rounder: Henry Slade has been in top form over the first two weekends of the Six Nations PICTURES:...

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/ 7 years ago

When Tarw put the boot into England Grand Slam

THE MAN TRULY IN THE KNOW PETER JACKSON Game-changer: Emyr Lewis turned the match in 1993 PICTURE: Getty Images At some...

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