The Rugby Paper - September 10, 2023
The Rugby Paper - September 10, 2023
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September 10, 2023
Brilliant Ford has the drop on Pumas
ENGLAND, down to 14 men within three minutes of the kickoff, put in a performance of guts, determination and poise to beat Argentina 27-10 in their highly anticipated World Cup opener here in Marseille last night.
2 mins
We must promote game - Skivington
GEORGE Skivington has called for the game in England to put its best face, and voice, forward and sell itself after the calamity of last season when three Premiership clubs folded.
3 mins
Randall out to get Bristol motoring
HARRY Randall is using his disappointment at missing out on the World Cup to ensure Bristol make a strong start to the Premiership campaign.
2 mins
Where does this leave Farrell?
\"It was Ford's composure at a time of stress that steered England to victory\"
4 mins
Adams: Anything below excellent won't be enough
WARREN Gatland is one of the most experienced coaches in the World Cup, but on the eve of the start of his fifth tournament as a coach he admitted he still gets nervous before a match.
3 mins
Sexton in charge of Ireland's destiny
JOHNNY Sexton masterminded Ireland's biggest World Cup victory in his first match for nearly six months and if in the coming weeks they will face harder questions than Romania came up with, they burned with resolve in searing heat.
2 mins
Welsh Lions are strong enough to down Fijians
\"Looking at the team head coach Warren Gatland has picked, he knows what he is doing\"
4 mins
Hassell-Collins has flying start
OLLIE Hassell-Collins took 90 seconds to make his mark on his debut in a comfortable win for Leicester by eight tries to nil.
2 mins
Gloucester too strong for battling Nottingham
GLOUCESTER kicked-off their 150th season with a six-try win over battling Nottingham.
1 min
Pirates make Bath battle all the way
A YOUNG Bath side overcame some sticky moments to take a bonus point win as the Premiership Cup arrived at the Mennaye with a seven-try thriller in front of a capacity crowd.
2 mins
Dai Watkins, a magnet for every hit-man in north
DAVID Watkins used to be fond of telling two anecdotes from his bruising initiation into Rugby League. Typically, each tale would be told not as an exercise in self-aggrandisement but in self-deprecation.
2 mins
Stick with 20 teams but bring in Trophy
IT'S very rare, in fact unique, for me to disagree with anything Gus Pichot says or propounds rugby wise but I must admit I'm struggling a bit with his continued support for a 24-team World Cup. And that is as a wholehearted and long-time supporter of T2 rugby nations and everything they are trying to achieve.
3 mins
Sedgley boss Barrow wants Park to do much better
SEDGLEY Park marked their return to National One by beating former Championship side Richmond in a shock result last weekend, but head coach Scott Barrow wasn't satisfied with the performance and says his side 'have used their get out jail free card for the season'.
2 mins
Lloyd on target to floor Pontypridd
EVAN Lloyd put the boot into Pontypridd as he kicked Ebbw Vale back into a red hot contest at Eugene Cross Park before steering the Steelmen to a 31-21 victory in the Premiership.
3 mins
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