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It's title delight for the Titans!
The Rugby Paper

It's title delight for the Titans!

ROTHERHAM Titans are the champions!

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April 28, 2024
COMMUNITY WILL UNITE TO HELP HEED ON A LONG ROAD AHEAD
The Non-League Football Paper

COMMUNITY WILL UNITE TO HELP HEED ON A LONG ROAD AHEAD

Local pride can heal the pain of play-off snub

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April 28, 2024
Langdon is quick to make his point
The Rugby Paper

Langdon is quick to make his point

NORTHAMPTON have placed an emphasis this season on putting pace in the legs of their players and that suits Curtis Langdon, a hooker in a hurry.

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April 28, 2024
RUSSELL ENDS ON A EURO MISSION
The Non-League Football Paper

RUSSELL ENDS ON A EURO MISSION

Italy adventure is fitting for Rooks boss

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April 28, 2024
CURFEWS TUNED UP WITH HARPER
The Non-League Football Paper

CURFEWS TUNED UP WITH HARPER

OUR TURN TO MAKE A MARK

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April 28, 2024
EMOTION LIKE NEVER BEFORE
The Non-League Football Paper

EMOTION LIKE NEVER BEFORE

Critics gave us no chance, says Cousins

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April 28, 2024
STONES STILL ROLLING ON!
The Non-League Football Paper

STONES STILL ROLLING ON!

Gist EORGE Elokobi insists his Maidstone United side are not in danger of succumbing to fatigue as they look to complete a marathon season on a high.

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April 28, 2024
MOORS THE MERRIER WHEN IT COMES TO WEMBLEY WAY!
The Non-League Football Paper

MOORS THE MERRIER WHEN IT COMES TO WEMBLEY WAY!

SOLIHULL Moors booked their second trip to Wembley with a convincing victory over a lacklustre Barnet and the scoreline did not lie.

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April 28, 2024
RED ROSES
The Rugby Paper

RED ROSES

MADDIE FEAUNATI EXETER CHIEFS BACK ROW

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April 28, 2024
35 years on and Tim's charity still full of hope
The Rugby Paper

35 years on and Tim's charity still full of hope

IF YOU believe rugby is the ultimate team sport – which I still do – it is tempting to superimpose all its many fine qualities into other team environments.

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April 28, 2024
PILGRIMS' PERFECT DAY SEALED BY CAM
The Non-League Football Paper

PILGRIMS' PERFECT DAY SEALED BY CAM

BOSTON United won their second penalty shoot-out in four days as they overhauled second-placed Scunthorpe United to earn their place in the National League North play-off final.

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April 28, 2024
Spirit of Angelo's Iron keeps dream alive
The Non-League Football Paper

Spirit of Angelo's Iron keeps dream alive

ANGELO HARROP hailed calm heads as Braintree Town hauled themselves off the ropes after Chelmsford City's late comeback to land an extra-time knock-out and reach the Promotion Final.

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April 28, 2024
UNITED BID IS SUNK BY WATERS' WINNER!
The Non-League Football Paper

UNITED BID IS SUNK BY WATERS' WINNER!

ASHTON UNITED'S lingering play-off hopes were finally extinguished at Hurst Cross as the visitors secured their own place with a deserved victory.

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April 28, 2024
Tries galore as Jake leads the Crusaders title party
The Rugby Paper

Tries galore as Jake leads the Crusaders title party

WITH Dings stalwarts Charlie Taylor and Jake Holcombe reaching the milestones of 250 and 200 appearances respectively, the massive win over Camborne was a fitting end to the season.

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April 28, 2024
Lions survive as Patrick heroics seal late glory
The Rugby Paper

Lions survive as Patrick heroics seal late glory

THE final throws of the 2023-24 season saw Sale take on Leicester Lions at Heywood Road, with the visitors looking for a victory to ensure their survival.

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April 28, 2024
YOUNG GUNS
The Rugby Paper

YOUNG GUNS

SEANKERR HARLEQUINS & ENGLAND U20 CENTRE

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April 28, 2024
'Ireland in blue' will provide stiffest test
The Rugby Paper

'Ireland in blue' will provide stiffest test

PHIL Dowson and Leo Cullen first crossed paths in European action 10 seasons ago when Northampton did something they had never done before nor since: beating Leinster in Dublin.

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April 28, 2024
ACE JACK LEADS A HORNETS HURRAH
The Non-League Football Paper

ACE JACK LEADS A HORNETS HURRAH

HORSHAM managed to muster the energy in their 60th game of the season to finally breast the tape and secure a topfive finish in what was already the finest season in the club's history.

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April 28, 2024
PREECE'S KEEPING IT REAL!
The Non-League Football Paper

PREECE'S KEEPING IT REAL!

ANDY PREECE doesn't want his Chorley side to forget how good season has been to this point and urged them to use that belief at Brackley Town.

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April 28, 2024
Sharks look to have edge in Diamond derby
The Rugby Paper

Sharks look to have edge in Diamond derby

SALE boss Alex Sanderson has thanked Steve Diamond, his opposite number at Newcastle, for giving him extra motivation to win what has been dubbed ‘the Diamond derby’.

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April 28, 2024
THE EFL DREAM IS OUR SOLE FOCUS
The Non-League Football Paper

THE EFL DREAM IS OUR SOLE FOCUS

ANDY WOODMAN says the National League play-off shake-up has negated any advantage his Bromley side may have had ahead of this afternoon's semi-final but he insists the club are primed and ready to finally fulfil their EFL dream.

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April 28, 2024
SAM'S IN THE STONES ZONE
The Non-League Football Paper

SAM'S IN THE STONES ZONE

UPBEAT music, positive messages only and even group prayers - Sam Cox says Wealdstone's survival story is something to be proud of.

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April 28, 2024
PARKY'S BOYS ON A GO-PRO
The Non-League Football Paper

PARKY'S BOYS ON A GO-PRO

WHEN Phil Parkinson and Altrincham mapped out their transition to a full-time football club, it was with days like today in mind.

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April 28, 2024
Time for Saints to be true to themselves
The Rugby Paper

Time for Saints to be true to themselves

THE contest between the 9-10 pairings of Leinster’s Jamison Gibson-Park and Ross Byrne and Northampton’s Alex Mitchell and Fin Smith will be critical to the outcome of the European Cup semi-final at Croke Park on Saturday.

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April 28, 2024
The boys down west who know how to win
The Rugby Paper

The boys down west who know how to win

THE way they see it down Exeter way, only one team is flying the flag for the region as the Premiership campaign heads for home.

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April 28, 2024
Cardiff left in a mess by lively Edinburgh
The Rugby Paper

Cardiff left in a mess by lively Edinburgh

CARDIFF’S last appearance at the Arms Park this season ended miserably as Edinburgh picked up a valuable four points in their quest for an end of season playoff spot.

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April 28, 2024
Barrett's Leinster move seems strange to me
The Rugby Paper

Barrett's Leinster move seems strange to me

JORDIE Barrett’s signing by Leinster on a six-month contract from December until the end of next season looks on the surface as if it is a win-win, with the world-class New Zealand and Hurricanes utility back joining a team of Irish internationals.

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April 21, 2024
Tigers demolished by Saints fireworks
The Rugby Paper

Tigers demolished by Saints fireworks

NORTH AMPTON stormed to success on the back of a giddy second half for a memorable triumph over their arch-rivals.

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April 21, 2024
Robertson will cash in on Barrett move
The Rugby Paper

Robertson will cash in on Barrett move

LOOKING at it from Leinster’s point of view, the signing of the world’s best inside centre is a proper coup.

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April 21, 2024
TITLE PRIDE HAS HIT US FOR SIX
The Non-League Football Paper

TITLE PRIDE HAS HIT US FOR SIX

ANTHONY JOHNSON says Radcliffe's title win - and his sixth in management alongside Bernard Morley - has been a life-affirming experience.

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April 21, 2024