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Recent Articles – take a look
- Without and within
- Imposter Syndrome
- The Lord’s Work
- Beaten and bloodied, yet unbowed
- Taking the reins
- Rock of Ages
- The Gifts and the Burdens
- The very best of men
- Twelve become two
- Without and within: Saracens will be missed
- The XV – a brand new rugby website
- One Game at a Time – Episode 10
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- A prodigal son, of sorts
- One Game at a Time – Episode 8
Tag Archives: burgess
“The wheel has come full circle” – Rugby World Cup 2015
King Lear is my favourite Shakespeare play. It is epic. In truth, it is two separate plays entwined together. Love, rejection, honesty, guilt, senility, cruelty and hope: all mashed up with some of the best lines the Bard ever bashed … Continue reading
Posted in rugby, Sport
Tagged All Blacks, australia rugby, burgess, england rugby, ireland rugby, Japan Rugby, Richie McCaw, rwc 2015, RWC'15, Stuart Lancaster
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Into the reckoning
I don’t like to go on about things. In fact, I try and keep this website full of articles of different aspects of rugby and sport. I try not to let it get dominated by certain teams or players. But … Continue reading
Posted in rugby, Sport
Tagged burgess, england rugby, george ford, RWC'15, Stuart Lancaster
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Out of the reckoning
In the final few weeks before Rugby World Cup 2015, we are already walking across battlefields. International squads are being trimmed; 45 becomes 38, and will eventually become 31. Discarded bodies lie strewn about our path, they tried to make … Continue reading
Posted in rugby, Sport
Tagged bath rugby, burgess, eastmond, england, england rugby, rugby, RWC'15, Stuart Lancaster
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