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Recent Articles – take a look
- 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
- One Game at a Time – Episode 9
- A prodigal son, of sorts
- One Game at a Time – Episode 8
- One Game at a Time – Episode 7
- Appointing George
- One Game at a Time – Episode 6
- One Game at a Time – Episode 5
Tag Archives: london irish
Appointing George
Spent time with the Gloucester Rugby hierarchy for Rugby Pass. It’s been an interesting time; the hiring process of the new coach particularly fascinating. Follow this link to read it
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Tagged Gallagher Premiership, george Skivington, gloucester rugby, london irish, premiership rugby
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More important than rugby
Amongst the thrashings of a penultimate week of Super Rugby, an old favourite is limbering up. If Saracens are unbeatable in Northern Hemisphere club rugby, their equal and opposite are the Canterbury Crusaders. Many have wondered who would win if … Continue reading
Posted in rugby, Sport
Tagged Brive, Canterbury Crusaders, ireland rugby, london irish, new zealand, Paddy Jackson, rugby, Rugby union, Sevu Reece, Stuart Olding
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Return of Premiership: how will your team do?
Predictions, moi? I can tell you that this Aviva Premiership is rightfully the most anticipated in recent memory but am loathed to wager much else. There are too many good sides in England’s top flight. The quality has never been … Continue reading
