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Ex-teacher or Test star ...who's the best coach?
The Rugby Paper

Ex-teacher or Test star ...who's the best coach?

Dave Rennie, the new Wallaby boss from All Black country, has an amusing way of putting it. “Teaching, coaching – it’s the same thing,” he likes to say. “The kids are just a bit bigger.”

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September 13, 2020
Spencer's try double puts Bath in control
The Rugby Paper

Spencer's try double puts Bath in control

BEN Spencer starred as Bath won their fourth successive Premiership game to earn a bonus-point win over top-four rivals Sale.

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September 20, 2020
Trust in O'Neill to put Potters on the charge
The Football League Paper

Trust in O'Neill to put Potters on the charge

STOKE City’s primary contribution to the Championship in recent seasons has been to prove that parachute payments aren’t all they’re cracked up to be.

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September 13, 2020
Goode's very good, Saracens are superb
The Rugby Paper

Goode's very good, Saracens are superb

ALEX Goode went on a three-day knees-up after Saracens beat Leinster in the European Cup final 16 months ago and he showed his dancing feet again in this quarter-final as the reigning champions defied the odds to bring the Irish side’s 25 match unbeaten run since then to a juddering halt in Dublin.

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September 20, 2020
The Football League Paper

MONK: WE'RE READY TO FIGHT TO STAY UP!

JOSH Windass scored one and made another for Jor-dan Rhodes as Sheffield Wednesday eased to victory over Cardiff.

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September 13, 2020
Marathon man Myler goes clear of the field
The Rugby Paper

Marathon man Myler goes clear of the field

As from next month, Stephen Myler will have outlasted every single one of his fly-half contemporaries in Europe and beyond – the veterans’ veteran.

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September 20, 2020
The Football League Paper

MAGIC MULDOON MAKES HISTORY

SIMON WEAVER hailed his history-making Harrogate Town side after their dominant win at Southend United.

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September 13, 2020
If we can't have a crowd we can't have a Championship
The Rugby Paper

If we can't have a crowd we can't have a Championship

Motor industry executive and Ampthill director of rugby Mark Lavery tells NEALE HARVEY why the game is stuck in the slow lane and could face even tougher times ahead as clubs at all levels grapple with the financial fallout of the coronavirus pandemic.

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September 20, 2020
DUNN EXPECTS BLUEBIRDS TO SOAR IN TIME
The Football League Paper

DUNN EXPECTS BLUEBIRDS TO SOAR IN TIME

Barrow show green shoots in stalemate

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September 13, 2020
Town troops deserve their shot at big time
The Football League Paper

Town troops deserve their shot at big time

HAVING moved across to our sister publication The Non-League Paper when The FLP went into hibernation in March, I’ve got to know plenty about Harrogate Town.

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September 13, 2020
Spencer must be given his chance against Italy
The Rugby Paper

Spencer must be given his chance against Italy

WHAT would I do with scrumhalf selection if I was Eddie Jones, with the decisive last round of the 2020 Six Nations at the end of next month and the Eight Nations tournament starting a few weeks after that?

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September 20, 2020
The Football League Paper

RICKETTS JOY AT POMPEY POINT

SHREWSBURY boss Sam Ricketts hailed the performance of his hard-working team after they came away from Fratton Park with a deserved point.

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September 13, 2020
Semi sizzles as seven-try Bears cruise into last four
The Rugby Paper

Semi sizzles as seven-try Bears cruise into last four

SEMI Radradra produced another magical performance as Bristol progressed to the semis with a seven-try demolition of the Dragons.

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September 20, 2020
Painful memories of tackling Jonah!
The Rugby Paper

Painful memories of tackling Jonah!

WHEN I left Cheltenham College, I was offered a job as a professional polo player for an American team.

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September 20, 2020
Howe's that for a start, Tindall!
The Football League Paper

Howe's that for a start, Tindall!

ARNAUT Danjuma handed new Bouremouth boss Jason Tindall a perfect welcome present by clinching the points in a dramatic win at home to Blackburn.

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September 13, 2020
Crafty Boks try to get the best of both worlds
The Rugby Paper

Crafty Boks try to get the best of both worlds

SOUTH Africa are in danger of becoming the invisible world champions, but they have a plan. Or, more accurately, Jurie Roux, the SA Rugby chief executive, has a plan – which is to straddle both hemispheres by having a foot in each.

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September 20, 2020
HAT'S THE WAY I LIKE IT – NATHAN
The Football League Paper

HAT'S THE WAY I LIKE IT – NATHAN

LUTON boss Nathan Jones was a happy man after James Collins’ second-half goal gave his side an opening-day victory over Barnsley at Oakwell.

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September 13, 2020
Ben Upping Game To Save England Career
The Rugby Paper

Ben Upping Game To Save England Career

Ben Youngs has played in some great Leicester teams in his 13 years as a first-team Tiger, but the scrumhalf says he has never been more excited than to be a part of the current group.

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September 20, 2020
MCCALLUM HAS FINAL SAY TO SEE OFF URCHINS
The Non-League Football Paper

MCCALLUM HAS FINAL SAY TO SEE OFF URCHINS

DAGGERS continued their winning start to pre-season with victory over Hornchurch in front of a Bridge Avenue crowd.

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September 06, 2020
TRIDENT CHIEFS WELCOMING A SPONSOR DEAL LIKE NO OTHER
The Non-League Football Paper

TRIDENT CHIEFS WELCOMING A SPONSOR DEAL LIKE NO OTHER

LEAGUE BOSSES HAIL THE START OF A NEW ERA AS UNIQUE SPONSORS GVC PITCH IN

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September 06, 2020
RYDER IS JACK OF ALL YM'S TRADES
The Non-League Football Paper

RYDER IS JACK OF ALL YM'S TRADES

Lancers and Lions hit first-day sixes

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September 06, 2020
LITTLE DESIRES A BIG CHANCE
The Non-League Football Paper

LITTLE DESIRES A BIG CHANCE

RECORD scorer Toby Little admits it was a wrench to leave Hayes & Yeading United, but his eagerness to play as much as possible ultimately proved too strong.

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September 06, 2020
Tragedy made me a stronger person
The Non-League Football Paper

Tragedy made me a stronger person

SCOTT Lindsey has been to hell and back over the last 12 months. But the former Forest Green Rovers assistant manager believes he has emerged from tragedy a better

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September 06, 2020
WEMBLEY DATE SETT IN STONE!
The Non-League Football Paper

WEMBLEY DATE SETT IN STONE!

CONSETT AFC will be marching down to Wembley for an All-Northern League FA Vase final after this epic last-four tie with Bitton.

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September 06, 2020
AT LAST! IT'S WEMBLEY BUZZ FOR HORNETS
The Non-League Football Paper

AT LAST! IT'S WEMBLEY BUZZ FOR HORNETS

THEY had to wait six months for this moment but ten-man Hebburn Town will never forget their colossal tussle to reach Wembley.

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September 06, 2020
Party Time For Proud Beachboys
The Non-League Football Paper

Party Time For Proud Beachboys

Concord Rangers recovered from an early deficit to create history with a first-ever FA Trophy final place at Wembley – but it was just a shame no-one was there to witness it.

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September 06, 2020
Unpaid Tier 2 players may have contracts cancelled
The Rugby Paper

Unpaid Tier 2 players may have contracts cancelled

ON-LOAN Leicester wing David Williams claims Championship players are going unpaid as tier two clubs battle with the financially crippling effects of coronavirus.

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September 06, 2020
Saracens head for their great showdown
The Rugby Paper

Saracens head for their great showdown

BRENDAN GALLAGHER LOOKS AT THE MAKE-UP OF THE EUROPEAN CUP QUARTER-FINALS

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September 06, 2020
Saints unravelled by Chiefs second-string
The Rugby Paper

Saints unravelled by Chiefs second-string

ROB Baxter admits Chiefs’ winning desire and determination surprises even him at times after his ‘reserves’ stuck a hefty boot into Northampton’s top-four hopes.

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September 06, 2020
Louis is on track to be Wales' next wing king
The Rugby Paper

Louis is on track to be Wales' next wing king

I had the pleasure of being involved in a podcast with Louis Rees-Zammit the other day and I have to admit I was bowled over by his confidence, level-headedness, and desire to make it at the top level of the game.

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September 06, 2020