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Pocket rocket Cordero catching fire at Chiefs

By NEALE HARVEY EXETER flyer Santiago Cordero claims risking his Test career with Argentina is a small price to pay for...

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/ 8 years ago

Back row stalwarts past their prime

SEND YOUR COMMENTS TO: The Rugby Paper, Tuition House, St Georges Road, Wimbledon SW19 4EU email: newsdesk@therugbypaper.co.uk AGREE with Ian Carrick...

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/ 8 years ago

Carnegie swoop for ex-Pirates boss Stirling

By JON NEWCOMBE FORMER Cornish Pirates boss Chris Stirling is set to return to the UK with Yorkshire Carnegie in a...

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/ 8 years ago

Top talent from tier two moving up for shot at Premiership

WORCESTER have signed three of the top stars from the Championship for next season. Doncaster scrum-half Michael Heaney, London Scottish hooker...

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/ 8 years ago

Premiership should support home-grown coaches and players

WHAT a mess our game is getting itself into. Huge amounts of money are being thrown at the top tier so...

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/ 8 years ago

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/ 8 years ago

Frankenstein foot to the floor in bid for higher honours

HIGHLY rated Harlequins lock Sam Twomey is ready to relaunch his quest for Test honours after recovering from a horror foot...

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/ 8 years ago

Follow NFL stance over poor conduct

I AM pleased that Colin Boag has raised the below issue again as I did several months ago. American football has...

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Latest News
/ 8 years ago

Bakewell’s challenge to create new pack legacy

By NEALE HARVEY New generation of prop: Ellis Genge PICTURES: Getty Images NEW Leicester forwards guru Mark Bakewell has vowed to...

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/ 8 years ago

Rival clubs set to swoop for Titans coach Rouse

By JON NEWCOMBE ROTHERHAM face a battle to keep hold of the services of interim head coach Nic Rouse with their...

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/ 8 years ago

Lam promises to give youth their chance

FRUSTRATED Bristol supremo Pat Lam says he is sick of his club being used as a bargaining tool as he prepares...

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Latest News
/ 8 years ago

Pirates finally get green light after long rain delay

GREENE KING CHAMPIONSHIP Preview Cornish Pirates v Yorkshire Carnegie Today, Kick-off 2.30pm AFTERweeks of incessant rain, Cornish Pirates finally host their...

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Latest News
/ 8 years ago

Penalty for breaching cup rules

WASPS have been punished for playing too many loan players in last month’s Anglo-Welsh Cup game against London Irish. Wasps played...

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/ 8 years ago

Glasgow made to pay for lineout failings

By DECLAN ROONEY Munster …21 Glasgow …10 GLASGOW coach Dave Rennie lamented his side’s misfiring set-piece as Munster inflicted just a...

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Latest News
/ 8 years ago

Makeshift Ospreys find winning end game

By ROB COLE OSPREYS completed a smash-and-grab raid in the final minute to keep alive their chances of reaching the Champions...

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Miscellaneous
/ 8 years ago

Farrell in Murrayfield tunnel row with Scots

By GARY FITZGERALD Grand Slam dream over: England’s Owen Farrell and Jonathan Joseph look dejected at the end of the match...

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/ 8 years ago

Depleted Scarlets keep heat on Leinster

By JAMES CANDY On the rampage: Werner Kruger of Scarlets tries to break through the Ulster defence PICTURE: Huw Evans SCARLETS...

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Miscellaneous
/ 8 years ago

Gatland ready to call up new blood

By ALEX BYWATER WARREN Gatland says he’ll give Wales’ fringe players the chance to impress in the rest of the Six...

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/ 8 years ago

It’s a Vale of tears… even for victorious Edinburgh

By ROGER PANTING DESPITE their bonus point win, Edinburgh’s director of rugby, Richard Cockerill, was scathing of Dragons’ decision to play...

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/ 8 years ago

Leinster kids cane Kings with 10 tries

By JOHN FALLON Leinster …64 Kings …7 LEINSTER coach Leo Cullen threw in his young talent with so many absent on...

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/ 8 years ago

Benetton beaten by Connacht’s power

By RONAN O’BRIEN Benetton…19 Connacht …22 FINLAYBealham, Jarrad Butler and Eoin Griffin scored second-half tries as Connacht recovered to win. Coach...

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/ 8 years ago

Success in Italian job key to Blues Euro bid

Preview Zebre v Cardiff Blues Today, Kick-off 1pm CARDIFF Blues head coach Danny Wilson is looking for an ‘Italian Job’ to...

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/ 8 years ago

Lions tamer Brussow out to show new tricks

By NEALE HARVEY HEINRICH Brussow, scourge of the British Lions in 2009, is ready to pump heart and soul into what...

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/ 8 years ago

Batty: Plenty of life in the old dog yet!

By NEALE HARVEY Up for the fight: Ross Batty PICTURES: Getty Images SELF-PROCLAIMED Bath “old dog” Ross Batty has warned youthful...

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/ 8 years ago

Scott set to embark north again

MATT Scott will return to Edinburgh at the end of the season after two years with Gloucester. The 27-year-old Scotland centre...

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/ 8 years ago

Galarza stays but hopes for Pumas call

ARGENTINIAN lock Mariano Galarza has confirmed he is staying at Gloucester next season. There have been doubts about the 31-year-old’s future...

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Featured
/ 8 years ago

TEAMS: Round Three of the Six Nations

Rest week over, here's the all the team news ahead of this weekend's rugby

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Featured
/ 8 years ago

Leicester move has taken Jonny May’s game ‘to new level’

The England international says he has no regrets about leaving Gloucester for Welford Road after bagging two game-clinching tries against Wales

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Featured
/ 8 years ago

Allen: Unlike me, these England U20s boys will be Test ready

England U20s coach Anthony Allen profers two youngsters not far away from a senior Test berth

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International Rugby
/ 8 years ago

Can England take the Six Nations for a third consecutive year?

After a bruising and sometimes scrappy victory over Wales at Twickenham, the Six Nations title – and the Grand Slam –...

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Club Rugby
/ 8 years ago

Doncaster Knights prop Ian Williams dies after collapsing at training session

(Photo: Getty Images) By Adam Ellis Doncaster Knights have announced prop Ian Williams has passed away, aged 27, after collapsing at...

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/ 8 years ago

Alun Wyn’s magnificent week on and off the field

PETER JACKSON Giving his all: Alun Wyn Jones in action against England One of the last things Alun-Wyn Jones did before...

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/ 8 years ago

Disgraceful to throw TMO under the bus

I MUST give my few penneth over the controversy surrounding last Saturday’s match. For World Rugby’s Allain Rolland to publicly throw...

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/ 8 years ago

Sir Nick had a way of stopping Scots pulses

SIR Nicholas (call me Nick) Shehadie had a chuckle to himself once every four years whenever Scotland turned up for the...

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Latest News
/ 8 years ago

Hastings guides Warriors towards playoffs

By ALEXANDER McLEMAN Glasgow 37 Cheetahs 23 GLASGOW guaranteed themselves a PRO14 playoff place after sweeping aside the Toyota Cheetahs 37-23....

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Latest News
/ 8 years ago

Leicester move has taken May’s game ‘to new level’

By GARY FITZGERLAD Tiger’s pounce: Jonny May touches down for England’s first try against Wales PICTURE: Getty Images JONNY May insists...

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Latest News
/ 8 years ago

Blues on course for Europe’s top table

By ALEX BYWATER DANNY Wilson believes Cardiff Blues are in a good place to qualify for the Champions Cup after they...

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/ 8 years ago

Smith must be blooded in summer says Callard

FORMER England fullback Jon Callard wants Red Rose supremo Eddie Jones to blood fly-half Marcus Smith alongside Owen Farrell as a...

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Latest News
/ 8 years ago

Lowe stars but Scarlets show grit to earn bonus

By BILL KIELY False dawn: Scarlets’ Johnny McNicholl goes over to score PICTURE: Huw Evans SCARLETS head coach Wayne Pivac praised...

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Latest News
/ 8 years ago

Veainu’s appetite restored after jaw break

By NEALE HARVEY Pain: Telusa Veainu TONGAN flyer Telusa Veainu will fight through the pain barrier to help rescue Leicester’s season...

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/ 8 years ago

Clarke hits out at leniency of referee Wilkinson

By ROGER PANTING OSPREYS interim head coach Allen Clarke claimed referee David Wilkinson had failed to remember his cards as his...

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Latest News
/ 8 years ago

Eastmond hit for six

WASPS centre Kyle Eastmond has been banned for six weeks after his red card against Harlequins. Eastmond, 28, was sent off...

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/ 8 years ago

Weir drops in with added time winner

By DARAGH SMALL Ulster 16 Edinburgh 17 DUNCAN Weir’s lastgasp drop-goal saw Edinburgh to a crucial and rare victory at Ulster....

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Latest News
/ 8 years ago

Piutau on crocked list

ULSTERwill be without Charles Piutau, Sean Reidy and Rob Lyttle for several weeks after the trio suffered injuries last week. Star...

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Miscellaneous
/ 8 years ago

Melville: 11-month season is non-starter

By NEALE HARVEY ENGLAND players no longer face the threat of an 11-month season as talks between Premiership Rugby and the...

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Latest News
/ 8 years ago

Italians earn first win on Irish soil

By JOHN FALLON Connacht 11 Zebre 19 KIERANKeane wants his side to use their tour to Italy and South Africa to...

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/ 8 years ago

Cockerill to clear decks

SCOTLAND trio Cornell du Preez, Sam Hidalgo- Clyne and Duncan Weir as well as Welshman Jason Tovey will leave Edinburgh in...

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Miscellaneous
/ 8 years ago

Alun Wyn set to sign new dual contract

By PETER JACKSON ALUN WYN Jones is set to sign a new Wales contract aimed at extending his monumental international career...

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Latest News
/ 8 years ago

Keddie living the dream at Dragons

Preview Dragons v Benetton Today, Kick-off 3.30pm HARRISON Keddie is relishing his shock appointment as Dragons captain with Bernard Jackman’s regular...

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/ 8 years ago

Three more sign NDCs

SCARLETS Jonathan Davies, Jake Ball and Gareth Davies have all signed national dual contracts with the Welsh Rugby Union. National dual...

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