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The Rugby Championship

/ 7 years ago

Erasmus’ squad can do serious damage

New star at No.9: Herschel Jantjies For the first time since 2015, there was no South African representation in the Super...

By The Rugby Paper Team

Latest News

/ 7 years ago

Owens: We’ll run ourselves into the ground

By ALEX BYWATER KEN OWENS will take a mantra of ‘what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger’ into Wales’ World Cup...

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Features

/ 7 years ago

Success in France keeps Joe on radar

NEALE HARVEY finds Oyonnax boss Joe El Abd hungry for another chance with England Success: Joe El Abd helped coach England...

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/ 7 years ago

Willi joins exiled Kiwis good enough to take on allcomers

Japan chance: Willi Heinz has been called up by England PICTURE: Getty Images IF WILLI Heinz makes the cut for Japan,...

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The Rugby Paper

/ 7 years ago

Eddie’s comments suggest England are at crossroads

ENGLAND coach Eddie Jones says he is in the middle of a constant battle between Premiership clubs and the RFU. Nothing...

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Features

/ 7 years ago

Sinckler is a lethal weapon England are going to need

World class: Kyle Sinckler has become a vital cog in the England machine PICTURE: Getty Images Kyle Sinckler has become so...

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/ 7 years ago

Chasing pack is closing on All Blacks says Price

By ROB COLE BACK-TO-BACK champions New Zealand have gone off the boil and have left the door wide open for another...

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/ 7 years ago

Braley making his pitch for big prize with Italy

By GARY FITZGERALD Decisions: Conor O’Shea CALLUM Braley feels he can offer a new dimension to Italy’s attacking options as he...

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International Rugby

/ 7 years ago

Six-try England praised for their great defence!

By SAM JACKSON 50th cap: Amber Reed PICTURE: Getty Images TEAMS USA: Mataitoga, Baravilala, Kelter, Haungatau, Duncan, Cantorna, Byrge; Benson, Kitlinski,...

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International Rugby

/ 7 years ago

World champions show their class in tough test

THE Black Ferns claimed a hard fought win over Canada in their first Test match of 2019. Lock Eloise Blackwell opened...

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International Rugby

/ 7 years ago

Warren can conquer the world in stages!

World’s best: Warren Gatland coaching Wales Chiefs: Sam Cane and Anton Lienert-Brown PICTURE: Getty Images ITHOUGHT Warren Gatland was going to...

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/ 7 years ago

Warren’s in line for World Cup double

Warren Gatland has put himself in position to win the World Cup with Wales this autumn and again with New Zealand...

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Club Rugby

/ 7 years ago

Julian Savea takes pay cut to remain with Toulon

Savea signed a two-year £870,000-per-year deal with Toulon which has now been slashed

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International Rugby

/ 7 years ago

Hero Evans holds his nerve to swing it back Wales’ way

By SAM JACKSON CAI Evans struck the decisive penalty in the dying seconds to defeat New Zealand in a dramatic encounter...

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International Rugby

/ 7 years ago

England battle to win despite yellow to win

By GEORGE LAWRENCE Match-winner: Tom Willis Proud: Fraser Dingwall TOM Willis scored an injury time try to secure victory for England...

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International Rugby

/ 7 years ago

Outpowered Scotland left facing the axe

Scotland…19 Italy…26 SCOTLAND slumped to their fourth straight defeat amid the rain and thunder in Rosario. Carl Hogg’s side trailed 14-7...

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/ 7 years ago

Lions give Gatland punch line

PETER JACKSON THE MAN TRULY IN THE KNOW WARRENGatland ‘joked’ on more than one occasion about the RFU not being able...

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/ 7 years ago

Dombrandt leap as big as Olympic hero Lynn

This time last year the English rugby public at large had never heard of Alex Dombrandt, let alone seen him in...

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/ 7 years ago

Delaney forecasts Scarlets resurgence

By STEFFAN THOMAS GLENN Delaney believes the Scarlets’ new coaching team will have no trouble adapting to the rigours of the...

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Features

/ 7 years ago

Proud record as a one-club man

MY LIFEIN RUGBY TOPSY OJO THE FORMER LONDON IRISH AND ENGLAND WINGER England bow: Topsy Ojo scores the first of two...

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Super Rugby Pacific and Japanese Division One

/ 7 years ago

Jaguares show Chiefs who’s boss in Argentina

By SAM JACKSON Comeback: Matias Moroni scores for the Jaguares PICTURE: TRP Photographer THE JAGUARES made history by qualifying for the...

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Super Rugby Pacific and Japanese Division One

/ 7 years ago

Wales face All Blacks in 2020

WALES are set to play two Tests in New Zealand in July 2020. The trip to his home country will be...

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/ 7 years ago

Catt joins the 2015 England old boys coaching in Ireland

MIKE Catt is expected to join Ireland as attack coach after this year’s Rugby World Cup. It is understood the former...

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Columnists

/ 7 years ago

Guscott column: Premiership final must be brought forward to accomodate 2021 Lions tour

Lion #628 Jeremy Guscott dissects how the planning for the Lions tour holds multiple facets

By Jeremy Guscott

International Rugby

/ 7 years ago

Thomas-Wheeler targets more big scalps in bid for fifth

■By ALEX BYWATER WALES U20’s most infamous clash with the Baby Blacks saw them hammered 92-0 in 2011. A side including...

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International Rugby

/ 7 years ago

Gilmore boys are gunning for glory

Rousing finish: Fraser McReight scored a late try for Australia AUSTRALIAhave reached the final of an U20 Championship only once, a...

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Features

/ 7 years ago

Gatland will need all his steel to take on the Boks

NICK CAIN ON THE DEBT THE LIONS OWE THEIR NEWLY-APPOINTED 2021 HEAD COACH Pilloried in 2005: Clive Woodward Mission accomplished: Warren...

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Features

/ 7 years ago

All Blacks jeers gave RFU boss his mission

NICK CAIN talks to the RFU’s new chief excecutive Bill Sweeney about his vision for the English game BILL Sweeney says...

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Features

/ 7 years ago

Boyd’s building an arsenal for all-out attack on the top two

Q&A MATT FERGUSON ON THE RECORD Game-changer: Saints director of rugby Chris Boyd imparts his wisdom PICTURES: Getty Images Predicting big...

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Features

/ 7 years ago

World Cup hat-trick – yet Webbe had no idea

PETER JACKSON THE MAN TRULY IN THE KNOW Unknowing hero: Glen Webbe in action for Wales Glen Webbe will forever be...

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Features

/ 7 years ago

Retallick chooses Land of Sun rather than rain

BRODIE Retallick’s explanation for his next career move post-World Cup amounted to an admission that playing in Japan is a piece...

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Features

/ 7 years ago

Irish count cost of signing Jackson

Controversy: Paddy Jackson leaves court after his acquittal on a rape charge COLIN BOAG I’ve never much enjoyed watching rugby at...

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Features

/ 7 years ago

Inexplicable not to bring Premiership final forward

JEREMYGUSCOTT OUTSPOKEN AND UNMISSABLE…EVERY WEEK England’s finest: This year’s Premiership final contained a number of would-be Lions starters PICTURE: Getty Images...

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International Rugby

/ 7 years ago

Scotland battling to avoid the drop

■By GARY HEATLY SCOTLAND head coach Carl Hogg insists “there is no time to wallow” after this week’s loss to Georgia...

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Club Rugby

/ 7 years ago

Ronan O’Gara to leave Crusaders for move closer to home

O'Gara said in May that he is always in contact with Munster amid 'two or three other options'

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British and Irish Lions Tour

/ 7 years ago

No Sam Warburton, so who does Warren Gatland feel could be Lions captain in 2021?

Warren Gatland responds to question about candidates to lead the Lions in 2021

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British and Irish Lions Tour

/ 7 years ago

Warren Gatland confirmed as Lions coach for 2021 tour

Tour to South Africa will be the Kiwi's third as head coach

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International Rugby

/ 7 years ago

All Blacks great Dan Carter reveals next career move

Dan Carter is currently playing in Japan for Kobe Kobelco Steelers

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Features

/ 7 years ago

Kiwis will be Care Home XV in Japan

THE Dad’s Army jibe aimed at Martin Johnson’s 2003 England World Cup winners by their Southern Hemisphere rivals could come back...

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Features

/ 7 years ago

Halfpenny at 15 but give Liam a free role

SHANE WILLIAMS WALES AND LIONS LEGEND Sensational season: Liam Williams PICTURE: Getty Images LLIAM Williams can now rightly lay claim to...

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Features

/ 7 years ago

No pain no gain in Warren’s World Cup beastings

I HOPE the Wales squad are enjoying their holidays… because the pain will soon arrive! The strength and conditioning team Warren...

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Columnists

/ 7 years ago

This Sarries dynasty is the greatest that English rugby has ever known

NICK CAIN ON WHY THE ‘DOUBLE’ CHAMPIONS ARE THE BEST SIDE THIS COUNTRY HAS EVER PRODUCED Saracens stars Jamie George, George...

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/ 7 years ago

Star signing Fekitoa can bring best out of Lima

By NEALE HARVEY Game-changer: Malakai Fekitoa on the attack for Toulon PICTURES: Getty Images MALAKAI Fekitoa believes his gamechanging wizardry will...

By The Rugby Paper Team