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Symons: Joe will grow Down Under

JOE Marchant’s Super Rugby experience with the Auckland Blues will lay the platform for him to become an England regular, says Harlequins lock Matt Symons.

TOP STUDENT ANDY'S A GOT NEW PLAN FOR PITMEN

Morrell can teach in ways of Rushie

YOU CAN'T KEEP TOWNERS DOWN

Enfield duo are showing the way

WE'RE IN THE RIGHT HANDS

Blues’ relief as takeover bid collapses

Wow! What a thrill to see Ospreys' new chance

I nearly choked on my cornflakes when I read about the new investment coming into the Ospreys. What a turn-around for my old club.

I'M STILL ON THE WRIGHT TRACK!

DANNY Wright has been around long enough to harbour no bitterness towards Solihull Moors, the club that cast him onto the scrapheap last week.

Max eyes triumphant end to horror season

FRUSTRATED Saracens playmaker Max Malins hopes his impending move to Bristol will bring title glory and reignite his international ambitions with England.

PICTURES DO SAY A 1,000 WORDS!

MY FAVOURITE NON-LEAGUE PICTURE In the first of a new series, photographer DAVID BAUCKHAM shares and explains the images he cherishes the most

Kearney is king of Europe's try scorers

Peter Jackson gets out his stats book to reveal this seaon’s leading scorers in Europe’s top leagues

IT'S A WRIGHT OLD REUNION!

TOMMY WRIGHT feels like he already knows the Corby Town squad he’s returning to -– he’s a regular YouTube watcher!

HOWELLS THAT FOR AN ADOPTED HERO?

DUAL national Lee Howells surely possesses the best Bristolian accent ever to come out of Australia.

Even Lomu and Pocock can't get in this team

Assuming you have a little time at your disposal at this benighted moment of infection rates, anti-social distancing and publessness, close your eyes and dream of a match between the best British and Irish Lions of the World Cup era and a rival line-up drawn from all three countries on the current tour rota.

HINDSIGHT'S SUCH A WONDERFUL THING!

DANNY Cowley spent 15 years as PE teacher, and those icy days on the playing fields of Essex are not easily forgotten.

Coltish O'Driscoll oozed class right from the start

Brendan Gallagher delves into some of rugby’s most enduring images, their story and why they are still so impactful

HAPPY TEARS FOR A NEW BEGINNING

Danny flies Kingfishers’ nest for Town

Chiefs can really be big daddies this season

HENRY Slade is expecting big changes at Sandy Park after lockdown – not least a club creche!

All Blacks must decide to play Beauden at fly-half

THE most recent news from New Zealand has been about the appointment of Sam Cane as the new captain of the All Blacks, but, for me, the biggest decision coach Stu Foster will have to make is where to play Beauden Barrett.

You Can Put Your Shirt On Determined JJ

Hungry Heed ace seizes his second chance

England In 4 Nations Plan For The Autumn

England and Wales plan to finalise fixtures for an emergency Four Nations tournament this autumn in response to rugby’s worsening global crisis.

Government Gives Support To Heavy And Light Rail Operations

Travel restrictions result in passenger journeys declining by 95%.

Marti's mission makes the Begles top dogs

PETER JACKSON reveals how many, or how few, watched Europe’s top leagues

Kennedy bankrolls Booster for north west

BRIAN Kennedy spent millions bankrolling Sale’s rise to become Premiership champions in 2006 and now the Scottish businessman is embarking on a very different mission that should prove every bit as uplifting.

READY TO MAKE MORE MEMORIES

HEARD ABOUT the Non-League club that launched the careers of future English champions – including a three-time European Cup winner – and once saw legendary Hungarian forward Ferenc Puskas turn out for them?

MIXING IT WITH ULTRAS MADE A MAN OF IL MURO

It’s freezing – but I’m trying my best.”

SCHOOL OF HARD KNOCKS BUILT ME UP FOR LIFE IN THE FAST LANE

Boyd went from Sideshow Bob to the headline act

NOW I WANT MOORE OF THE SAME!

Hanwell boss aims for the top – again

SELLEY'S GOT THE WAYS OF WENGER

THE LAST thing Ian Selley would have expected when he played under Arsene Wenger was to be modelling training sessions at Chertsey Town on the methods of the Arsenal legend almost 24 years later.

THE BRICKIES ARE BUILDING A NEW BOND

THE term ‘football family’ is commonly bandied about, but an unlikely link-up between Sittingbourne and a professional Danish club proves it really does exist.

LINNETS PLEDGE SUPPORT FOR A PLAY-OFF OUTCOME

KING’S Lynn Town chairman Stephen Cleeve has given his backing for the play-offs to go ahead – if, of course, it’s safe to do so.

MINE'S A PINT AND A NATTER

DURING this lockdown I’ve realised how much I love pubs and bars.