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Mitchell: We've got another gear to go
The Rugby Paper

Mitchell: We've got another gear to go

THE Red Roses head into their final Test of the year against Canada in the early hours of this morning comfortably clear in the world rankings.

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October 13, 2024
Warr determined to make his case to Townsend
The Rugby Paper

Warr determined to make his case to Townsend

SALE scrum-half Gus Warr is determined to catch the eye of Gregor Townsend, below, ahead of the Scotland head coach's squad announcement.

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October 13, 2024
Baxter praise for 'fantastic' Woodburn
The Rugby Paper

Baxter praise for 'fantastic' Woodburn

OLLY Woodburn is excited to be 'centre of attention' at Exeter Chiefs this season.

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October 13, 2024
Prem chief defends Morrow approach
The Rugby Paper

Prem chief defends Morrow approach

PREMIERSHIP chiefs have rushed to defend their handling of the Phil Morrow situation which caused a split among clubs.

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October 13, 2024
I'm enjoying the buzz of Bath, says Molony
The Rugby Paper

I'm enjoying the buzz of Bath, says Molony

EUROPEAN glory days came thick and fast for Ross Molony during his love affair with his boyhood club Leinster.

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October 13, 2024
Spencer's class puts Bath on right path
The Rugby Paper

Spencer's class puts Bath on right path

GLOUCESTER are playing with their hearts, but Bath won another high scoring West Country derby by using their heads.

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October 13, 2024
Freeman can take charge of defence
The Rugby Paper

Freeman can take charge of defence

TOMMY Freeman is one of those players who, when he gets the ball and sees an opportunity, he goes for it.

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October 13, 2024
Wilson: Quins determined to put on a show
The Rugby Paper

Wilson: Quins determined to put on a show

HARLEQUINS have not beaten Saracens in the Premiership for almost five years and head coach Danny Wilson is determined to put an end to that sorry record.

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October 13, 2024
Double joy for Robson keeps Cov flying high
The Rugby Paper

Double joy for Robson keeps Cov flying high

TWO tries from the pacy Charlie Robson steered table-topping Coventry to the bonus-point win over Chinnor that maintained their perfect start to the season.

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October 13, 2024
Matfield: Etzebeth can reach 150 caps
The Rugby Paper

Matfield: Etzebeth can reach 150 caps

VICTOR Matfield, who played 127 Tests for the Springboks and recently relinquished his record to Eben Etzebeth, believes that his protege can reach 150 Test or more, matches with the 2027 Rugby World Cup in Australia the next target for the towering lock.

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October 13, 2024
Scarlets made to fight all the way
The Rugby Paper

Scarlets made to fight all the way

SCARLETS claimed their fifth successive league win at the Arms Park as they held firm for eight minutes while down to 13 men in the closing stages in front of a capacity crowd.

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October 13, 2024
Luatua: I'd be happy to move up to lock
The Rugby Paper

Luatua: I'd be happy to move up to lock

GIVEN the way that Bristol love to run the ball from deep and play at high tempo, their game plan is more suited to racehorses than workhorses.

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October 13, 2024
Hat-trick for Ibitoye seals Bristol revival
The Rugby Paper

Hat-trick for Ibitoye seals Bristol revival

GABRIEL Ibitoye spearheaded an unlikely Bristol revival as the Bears took the spoils in an absorbing derby at Sandy Park.

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October 13, 2024
Furbank: I can't wait to take on All Blacks
The Rugby Paper

Furbank: I can't wait to take on All Blacks

GEORGE Furbank missed a chance to get one over the All Blacks in July now he has his eyes trained on the rematch at Twickenham next month.

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October 13, 2024
Proud Tyke Brady looking to lead club's new glory bid
The Rugby Paper

Proud Tyke Brady looking to lead club's new glory bid

WHILE all players wear their club shirts with pride, there are few as proud as Leeds Tykes' second-row Jake Brady.

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October 13, 2024
Sing's the star as champions triumph
The Rugby Paper

Sing's the star as champions triumph

GLOUCESTER-Hartpury continued their unbeaten title defence at the Twickenham Stoop.

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October 13, 2024
MONICA GREENWOOD OFF-SEASON OR HILL-CLIMB SEASON?
Cycling Weekly

MONICA GREENWOOD OFF-SEASON OR HILL-CLIMB SEASON?

It’s that time of year when riders are signing o for their end-of-season breaks.

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October 10, 2024
DAYS OF THE JACKAL
Cycling Weekly

DAYS OF THE JACKAL

Hungry for a touring destination less ordinary, Simon Thomas sets the controls for southern Albania and North Macedonia

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October 10, 2024
“Is Pogačar the greatest? The truth is it's still a bit too soon to tell"
Cycling Weekly

“Is Pogačar the greatest? The truth is it's still a bit too soon to tell"

The Triple Crown winner is yet to prove himself...

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October 10, 2024
Pogačar cruises to first win in the rainbow jersey
Cycling Weekly

Pogačar cruises to first win in the rainbow jersey

An attack from 37km out sees Slovenian on top again at the Giro dell'Emilia, with Elisa Longo Borghini victorious in women's race

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October 10, 2024
Brits abroad: The Gravel Worlds takeover
Cycling Weekly

Brits abroad: The Gravel Worlds takeover

This year's race saw an amazing 271 Brits head to Belgium; Adam Becket caught up with a few

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October 10, 2024
LAND OF LEGENDS
Cycling Weekly

LAND OF LEGENDS

How does Slovenia punch so far above its weight in cycling? Chris Marshall-Bell searches for the country's magic recipe

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October 10, 2024
How do I pack my bike for travel?
Cycling Weekly

How do I pack my bike for travel?

Our step-by-step guide to protecting your pride and joy from knocks, drops and scrapes

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October 10, 2024
ESCAPE TO AN OFF-SEASON GEM
Cycling Weekly

ESCAPE TO AN OFF-SEASON GEM

Finding his spirits sapped by a dragging British winter, David Bradford takes the chance to sojourn in sun-soaked Cyprus

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October 10, 2024
CLAIMS OF RACISM TO ASSISTANT MAR DRAW
The Football League Paper

CLAIMS OF RACISM TO ASSISTANT MAR DRAW

PORTSMOUTH boss John Mousinho apologised to assistant referee Bhupinder Singh Gill for alleged discriminatory comments made from the stands during the draw with Oxford United.

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October 06, 2024
SHAUN RUES SOFT LATICS' BORE DRAW
The Football League Paper

SHAUN RUES SOFT LATICS' BORE DRAW

WIGAN manager Shaun Maloney had mixed emotions after his side drew at Stockport to make it six games unbeaten.

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October 06, 2024
ARGYLE STUN ROVERS AFTER WAYNE SEES RED
The Football League Paper

ARGYLE STUN ROVERS AFTER WAYNE SEES RED

PLYMOUTH assistant head coach Pete Shuttleworth praised Argyle’s never say-die attitude as the greens secured a last-minute win over high-flying Blackburn.

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October 06, 2024
Former teen star is now real deal
The Football League Paper

Former teen star is now real deal

FAMOUSLY, Karamoko Dembele was just 13 when he made his debut for Celtic’s under-20 side in 2016.

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October 06, 2024
LINDSEY LINK-UP LIFTS LAURENCE!
The Football League Paper

LINDSEY LINK-UP LIFTS LAURENCE!

LAURENCE Maguire has been reunited with Scott Lindsey at MK Dons - and believes his old boss is the right man to propel them into the League Two promotion shake-up.

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October 06, 2024
DERBY DATE SO VITAL FOR OMER
The Football League Paper

DERBY DATE SO VITAL FOR OMER

Interim boss has chance to boost bid

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October 06, 2024