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WRIGHT MAN IN A RIGHT PLACE!
Shootout hero Joe
ROONEY CHUFFED TO LEAD THE RAMS
WAYNE Rooney vowed to leave ‘no stone unturned’ after being appointed Derby County manager on a permanent basis.
Notts get the nod in County clash
KYLE WOOTTON’S late deflected long-range effort saw Notts County sneak into the last 16 at the expense of their fellow National League namesakes Stockport.
IT FELT LIKE A DAY OFF – MORRIS
Crawley keeper’s Cup snooze
JACOB INSPIRES CITY FIGHTBACK
JACOB Bancroft proved Oxford City’s inspiration as they came from two goals down to beat Haringey Borough.
HUNGRY HENDO BOOSTS AMMIES
HE MAY be turning 36 next weekend but every day is still a learning experience for Salford City’s Ian Henderson.
IT'S ALL OSWELL THAT ENDS WELL
IT took a game-changing half-time substitution to earn AFC Telford United a point at home to Curzon Ashton.
FARKE SALUTES HIS COVID-HIT HEROES
Virus takes its toll on Canaries
Dragons show no signs of rust
WREXHAM’S defenders once again played a key attacking role as the Dragons shook off any rust from their enforced break to see off bottom club Dover Athletic at the Racecourse Ground.
ANGER OVER LERMA'S RED
Tindall in a rage at ‘pivotal moment’ Star Game
DAWSON DISHES A HAMMER BLOW
CRAIG Dawson’s header seven minutes from time ended Stockport County’s FA Cup dreams in a match where the National League side more than matched their Premier League visitors.
AARONS DOESN'T NEED TO WING IT!
JANUARY signings can find it tough to settle, but new Huddersfield Town winger Rolando Aarons should have no such trouble.
CITY CAN'T KEEP WITH THE JONES'
MARK Jones’ strike in first-half stoppage time saw Step 3 Peterborough Sports cause an FA Trophy upset at the expense of 10-man Bath City.
Hogan Strikes To Take Heat Off Karanka
Sorry Boro beaten on their return to action
‘Yoga-trance' saw Tim smash kicking records
Brendan Gallagher delves into some of rugby’s most enduring images, their story and why they are still so impactful
Jonny finds some more hills to climb
ENGLAND and Exeter lock Jonny Hill insists he is not in the business of reflecting on past glories as he resets his sights after a stellar end to 2020 for both club and country.
Itoje's excellence shows why locks are top earners
AT first glance reports that second rows are now the most valuable players in the European club game based on a recent survey of wages across Premiership, the Top 14, and the PRO14, was a bit of a surprise.
Harry has to be a key influencer every week
HARRY Randall played really well last weekend, picking up the man-of-the-match award in Bristol’s win over Exeter.
Women thrived in wartime
Brendan Gallagher begins a new series charting the history of the women’s game
Connolly and Foley ruined my Bath team
KEVIN MAGGS THE FORMER IRELAND, BRISTOL, BATH AND ULSTER CENTRE AND FORMER COACH OF MOSELEY
Highs and lows of Will's rollercoaster
Steffan Thomas talks to former Wasp Will Taylor about life after quitting rugby age 25
Backs are turning into grunts now
HEARTFELT apologies in advance to forwards everywhere for this treacherous item because I know how incredibly hard you all work and heavens knows the bloody backs already get more than enough glory, headlines and sponsorships.
Bristol boy Joe's done with clapping Exeter
LIONHEART lock Joe Joyce believes Bristol Bears’ multi-million-pound training ground investment has left the squad with nowhere to hide in their quest for domestic and European domination.
All Blacks deal casts doubt over CVC cash
Well, who would have thought it? Rugby seems to be the new darling of the investment industry and those who have taken the first offer now appear to be somewhat inept.
Brother And Sister's Fight Over Wi-Fi Password Leads To Tragic Murder
Teenager Kevon Watkins became enraged when his family got between him and his computer – and his older sister Alexus paid a shocking price for defending their mother Latoya
When the Prince made England Sevens kings
Brendan Gallagher delves into some of rugby’s most enduring images, their story and why they are still so impactful
Suddenly, Oakham find magic of the Cup
Brendan Gallagher continues his series looking at rugby’s great schools
Magician Marcus has bounty on head
LONDON Irish stalwart Blair Cowan has identified Marcus Smith as the man to stop if his side are to get their show on the road with a win after a three-week hiatus.
Promotion-relegation must be put on ice
There have been lots of moans about the way points are allocated when a game has to be cancelled because of Covid, but precious few sensible alternative suggestions as to how the current situation could be handled.
Lions must be touring underdogs to survive
THE fate of the 2021 Lions has caused much heated debate this week with the options seemingly ranging from cancel for a year, cancel until 2025 or stage a unique home series in Britain and Ireland of three Test matches and perhaps the already scheduled warm-up game against Japan.