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WARNOCK: IF ONLY WE'D HAD VAR LAST YEAR!

Veteran manager rues ‘dodgy’ Cardiff calls

Beaten Bielsa looks for answers

MARCELO Bielsa denied nerves were to blame for his Leeds side’s alarming slump as they went down at QPR.

Mark Is Main Man At MACC

Kennedy grabs his EFL chance

Reds Aiming To Grabb A Striker

Back-up need if Lewis is crocked

Pivac has shocked a few and I'm glad

Warren Gatland constantly surprised the Welsh rugby public with his selections throughout his 12 years in charge.

No big-match jitters for strongman John

ON the eve of his first Six Nations, Sale prop WillGriff John is in no doubt he can star at international level.

Lyon offer an escape route to Sarries trio

McCall must take some blame say the players

Vindictive owners get their pound of flesh off Sarries

What is bitterly disappointing for any England fan is that the roof caving in on Saracens will have serious ramifications for the English game, at both international and club level.

Leaders show their class away defeat of in gallant Rams

ONE of these sides could be playing Saracens next season and Richmond are now in pole position to reclaim their place in the Championship.

Titans find their pride in game for the purists

TAUNTON avenged their heavy defeat at Tonbridge Juddians as they came out on top in a war of attrition against their heavyweight opponents.

Five-star Students brush off exam woe

IT’S exam season for the Loughborough Students team but they at least passed one test with a five-try victory over fellow promotion hopefuls Sheffield Tigers.

Mystery of Hook and that Wales No10 shirt

James Hook did something a long time ago which no British or Irish player has done in the Six Nations since. He went through the card, ticking all four boxes in the scoring book: try, conversion, penalty, drop.

ROCKS IN ROCKING RECOVERY

Comeback stuns Invicta

ON THE MAP NOW, AS THE! !CROWS FLY...

STEVE Castle reckons Royston Town’s cup exploits have finally put them on the map – even his mum might know where they are now!

LINNETS HOLD ALL THE ACES

Marriott sees off York

I'VE GOT THAT FIRE BACK IN MY BELLY

Poppies have given Cox his mojo back

IT'LL BE A HALES STORM!

Smith ready for Magpies

CITY ACE SWAPS PLAY-OFF CHASE FOR LOVE ISLAND

HOOPS ROMEO IS TAPP-ED UP!

BLUEBIRDS CLEAR ANOTHER HURDLE

Brilliant Barrow fend off Ravens

Twenty Years Of Wonder As Six Nations Sparkles On

Brendan Gallagher looks back at the glories – and grumbles – from the start of the great tournament

I'VE DEPARTED A BETTER MAN

JODY BROWN believes 14 months learning from Peter Taylor at Dagenham & Redbridge has equipped him with the tools to be a better manager in the future.

DAN'S THE MAN FOR ROUSLERS

Platt helps Sporting go top

CLOSE THE WINDOW NOW, PLEADS SMITH

NEIL SMITH saw another of his star performers make the move up to the Football League and admitted “I can’t wait for the transfer window to close”.

Canny Crows march on

A DOMINANT second-half display saw Royston Town dump out Chester in the shock of the round at Garden Walk.

BLOODING NEW COMMUNITY TIES

THE OLDEST club in Essex, reads the sign above the turnstile at Saffron Walden Town’s Catons Lane home.

My Craving Is That Glory Fix

Simon Bassey first walked through the Plough Lane turnstiles as a ten-year-old boy to see Wimbledon play Leicester City.

‘OLLIE HAS LIFTED THE ENTIRE CLUB'

McKeown impressed by family focus...

WHITES MISS CUTTING EDGE

Owls snatch it late on as Leeds pay for Bamford profligacy

Bilic: We fluffed big opportunity

SLAVEN Bilic was frustrated that his West Brom side failed to open a bigger gap at the top of the Championship following their draw at Charlton.

Lowe To High For Pilgrim Scott

Twelve months ago, Scott Wootton wanted to leave Plymouth – but now he’s anchoring a resurgent Pilgrims defence and eyeing a League One return.