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Gloucester 6-35 Wasps Once Kingsholm used to be one of the most feared places on the circuit, but Gloucester have now lost three of their last four league matches at home, Wasps last night easing their way into second place in the table. The bad news for England is that Dominic Waldouck, an outside bet for the opening autumn international against Australia in two weeks, scored an elegant try but lasted...
A TEAM of teenagers from Southport celebrated with England stars Austin Healey and Paul Sackey after winning the Plate competition in the O2 Scrum On The Beach finals day at Twickenham.
London Wasps 23-3 Worcester Something strange is happening at Wasps. For years they have started the season with all the vitality of drowsy snails and sparked into life only once the New Year celebrations have quietened down. This time, under the control of their new director of rugby, the New Zealander Tony Hanks, they have reeled off three wins and sit confidently on top of the Premiership table,...
Paul Sackey is due back in training with Wasps this week, finally returning from a broken leg, but the England wing has plenty ground to make up on David Lemi and Tom Varndell.
The highly-anticipated second episode of The Rugby Blog Podcast is now available, packed full of more exclusive content. We’ve crammed in Paul Ackford, Dan Hipkiss, Mike Tindall, Phil Vickery, Paul Sackey and Nick Kennedy as well as actress Ali Bastian on what she knows about rugby. BR> Click play to listen without leaving the site, or subscribe [...]
• Training squad cut to 48 by injuries • Cipriani among those sent back to clubs Drug bans, eye gouging and faked blood injuries have done damage to rugby's image recently, but England announced today that they were suffering from more traditional wounds and that 25% of Martin Johnson's elite players were currently unable to train. Sixteen of the 64 men invited to England's first training...
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