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July 26, 2020

No crowds is disgrace blasts Sale boss Simon

SALE Sharks owner Simon Orange has launched a stinging attack on government officials for dragging their heels over allowing fans back into grounds.

No crowds is disgrace blasts Sale boss Simon

2 mins

These young coaches can make Gloucester special

Gloucester showed they were willing to take a risk by appointing George Skivington as head coach and Skivington has done the same by bringing in Dom Waldouck to coach his defence.

These young coaches can make Gloucester special

5 mins

Heads out of the bunker chaps and point the way!

Lady Godiva’s dress-down ride through Coventry; Sir Thomas Fairfax’s rout of the Royalist forces south of Bristol; the first stirrings of the Battle of Britain; the attack on the Rainbow Warrior in Auckland: all things considered, the 10th day of July had more than its share of historical resonance even before Darren Childs addressed the rugby nation.

Heads out of the bunker chaps and point the way!

3 mins

Yes, Eddie's right..there are far too many subs

Don’t you just love it when Eddie Jones throws a hand grenade to get the rest of the world talking about an issue.

Yes, Eddie's right..there are far too many subs

3 mins

Sam's style suits Hill in quest to be top captain

NEWLY-appointed Worcester skipper Ted Hill will take inspiration from legendary leaders Sam Warburton and Lawrence Dallaglio as he aims to stamp his mark on proceedings as the fourth youngest captain in Premiership history.

Sam's style suits Hill in quest to be top captain

4 mins

THAT try will always remind us of Slem

AS a yeoman Englishman and very fine player indeed Mike Slemen, who passed away earlier this week, will be remembered for many things but I suspect his try for the Lions in Potchefstroom 40 years ago to secure a late 22-19 win against a strong South Africa Invitation XV is the ‘moment’ that will be spoken of for decades to come. Or at least it should be.

THAT try will always remind us of Slem

4 mins

Webbe had an answer for racism: Laugh at it

Glenn Webbe has never been one to blow his own trumpet. Had he changed the habit of a lifetime and given it a blast, the sound might have brought the barriers of prejudice tumbling down faster than the walls at Jericho.

Webbe had an answer for racism: Laugh at it

3 mins

Woodward Holy Trinity were just untouchable

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

Woodward Holy Trinity were just untouchable

4 mins

Is Griffiths getting his own back on the Prem?

Finally, the Championship has a champion in Edward Griffiths, who is going to shine a light at the end of the long tunnel that has been the clubs’ battle to survive in these professional times.

Is Griffiths getting his own back on the Prem?

4 mins

Sadness over death of Clermont president

The death of Clermont president Eric de Cromières, aged 66, has cast a sombre shadow over French rugby.

Sadness over death of Clermont president

5 mins

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The Rugby Paper Magazine Description:

PublisherGreenways Publishing

CategoryNews

LanguageEnglish

FrequencyWeekly

The Rugby Paper, the UK's number 1 selling rugby title, brings you exclusive stories, reports and features on your device, published in exceptional clarity. It contains renowned journalists such as Nick Cain and Peter Jackson, and famous former players as columnists including Jeremy Guscott and Jeff Probyn. Published every Sunday, The Rugby Paper covers Rugby Union from national teams and Premiership / Rabo Direct down to grass roots.

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