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A GASH OF GENIUS BROUGHT THE RAIN
This week, freelance photographer GARRY GRIFFITHS shares and explains the image that he cherishes the most
Greatest Hits? Perry's Journey Is Not Over Yet
Kyle Perry put his creative talents to good use at the start of lockdown. The new Redditch United striker jokes he’s been on the Step 3 merry-go-round in recent seasons but he’s scored some goals down the years.
Wands hero Joe reaping his reward
SCOOPING the Buildbase Isthmian Premier Player of the Year honor has given Joe Taylor a boost after a frustrating end to the season.
THE MARGIN HAS JUST GOT CLOSER
ON Tuesday night, in an empty stadium on the banks of Bremen’s Weser river, Bayern Munich won their eighth straight Bundesliga title.
Rebels king is just Tun-derful
TUNDE Owolabi has thanked FC United’ “incredible” fanbase for inspiring his goalscoring heroics this season.
Moment of magic– on my last legs
JOROME Slew admits he was cramping up in the moments before his wonder goal which made FA Cup history for Maldon & Tiptree.
Fairytale Yeltz are kings of the cups
WHILE some National Game Awards are tough to call, others just seem to fall into place.
WE FORMED A UNITED FRONT
AS FOOTBALL managers we’re never really off the phone. But it feels like the last few weeks have been busier than ever.
FERGIE TRAITS GAVE US THE EDGE!
PERVERSELY for a man of such longevity, Sir Alex Ferguson’s great strength was a capacity for change.
DEAN'S STONES ARE ON A ROLL
WEALDSTONE RUN A PERFECT RACE
BOOM AND ZOOM FOR LYNN!
KING’S LYNN TOWN IN DREAMLAND
So stylish even Sir Clive came for a lesson
Brendan Gallagher continues his series looking at rugby’s great schools
Now We Can See The Light
Getting their house in order: Leagues at Steps 5 and 6 met on Friday afternoon to discuss plans for the 2020-21 season
Serevi was a showboat but also a serial winner
Brendan Gallagher delves into some of rugby’s most enduring photographs, and explains the story behind the iconic image
Rugby must not go soft on the true red card offences
ALL those supporters from the UK and around the world who tuned into the Super Rugby Aeotearoa matches in New Zealand last weekend will feel a tinge of jealousy.
Driven by desire for Bristol's champagne!
MY LIFEIN RUGBY HAYDN THOMAS THE FORMER EXETER CHIEFS, GLOUCESTER & BRISTOL SCRUM-HALF
Test cauldron was relaxation for undercover cop Crowley
Brendan Gallagher continues his enthralling series by looking at the best rugby-playing police officers
We must make our clubs more user-friendly for the local fans
Q&A JOHN INVERDALE ON THE RECORD
Phillips wants rebirth of Ospreys galacticos
KRISTIAN Phillips hopes the takeover of the Ospreys by an Asian media group can return the region to the heights he experienced during his time at the club.
Mandela effect unites a nation as Boks put the brakes on Jonah
Brendan Gallagher continues his expert and authorative look at the history of Rugby Union
Clarke joins the cast in Dallas adventure
Alex Bywater talks to former Ospreys head coach Allen Clarke about his move to US
Now Rugby Men Should Take A Knee Says Yarde
With a new contract signed and sealed, Marland Yarde is looking forward to picking up where he left off at Sale Sharks and potentially staying on at the north’s premier club well into his 30s.
Tough-guy Des was scourge of All Blacks
Des Seabrook 1941 - 2020
Sarries committed to lifting community spirit
What does a Premiership club’s Community department do and why do lossmaking businesses invest in projects outside of simply playing the game? Despite their well-publicised transgressions, Saracens’ efforts in this area are outstanding, and their Chief Community Officer is Gordon Banks.
Players must be given a voice over salary cuts
WHAT has happened regarding the proposed cut to the Premiership salary cap is close to washing your laundry in public, although I would not be surprised if we do not yet know all the facts.
Money row is turning best league in world into a joke
Remember that song that starts ‘There may be trouble ahead’? Well when it comes to the Premiership and the Rugby Players’ Association (RPA), I don’t think there’s any ‘may’ about it – it looks as though we’re headed for a full-on clash, and there won’t be any winners.
Little Jonny's huge hits were game changers
Brendan Gallagher delves into some of rugby’s most enduring photographs, and explains the story behind the iconic image
Lion-heart Lyons was coach guru to the best
On Friday, February 17, 2017, Keith Lyons awoke before dawn to an alarm call from the Fire and Rescue Service in Braidwood, a 19th-century gold-mining town 150 miles south of Sydney.
Collier banking on scrum supremacy for Test recall
THREE years after an all-too-brief Test baptism with England, Harlequins set-piece specialist Will Collier has set his sights on returning to the international arena.
WE'RE UP! LOVE YOU TO JOIN US
KING’S Lynn Town chairman Stephen Cleeve believes some of the gloss will be taken off his side’s promotion if no-one else goes up with them.