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  • Sport Comment: Rugby has the ability to infuriate but when in full flow the game simply inspires like few others

    September 14, 2014

    Many of you will have spent last Friday hunched over a computer pretending to be observing market trends and world news, when in fact you were trying to access tickets for the Rugby World Cup next year.  Some will have been lucky. One or two will have given up after encountering the usual glitches that [...]

  • NFL season begins: Why American Football could be bigger than rugby in the UK

    September 8, 2014

    While the Premier League takes a break this weekend, another "football" league has got underway. Across the pond, the National Football League (NFL), the flagship American Football league whose teams beat even the Premier League in terms of revenue, has kicked off a new season. With its return will follow a growing legion of devoted UK fans [...]

  • Welsh cakes, whiskey and rugby balls: What’s in the Nato goody bag?

    September 5, 2014

    US President Barack Obama, Ukraine President Petro Poroshenko and German chancellor Angela Merkel were among the Nato leaders presented with a goody bag of Welsh goods today – and the contents certainly made us stop and look.    No doubt Obama and Merkel bonded over the Welsh cakes they received. Maybe Poroshenko used the honey [...]

  • Skipper backs more rugby joy as England’s women turn pro

    August 25, 2014

    WORLD Cup-winning captain Katy McLean is confident full-time contracts will keep English rugby at the top of the women’s game after the sport’s governing body confirmed top female players will be paid for the first time. England Women’s Sevens side will now operate on a professional basis and the Rugby Football Union has issued 20 [...]

  • Sport Comment: World Cup has been huge credibility boost for women’s rugby

    August 17, 2014

    IT IS the nature of our sporting world that football is the rich man from whose table every other sport has to eat the scraps, and so amid all the hoopla in the week of the resumption of the Premier League it has been particularly bad luck for English cricket and British athletics that their [...]

  • Cowes Week Diary: Rugby stars and royalty set to collide in Artemis Challenge

    August 5, 2014

    IT HAS been almost 20 years since my retirement from international rugby, and although I miss playing the game I’ve been fortunate enough to attend some of the greatest sporting events on earth since, so it’s certainly far from being bad. One of those has to be Aberdeen Asset Management Cowes Week, and for four [...]

  • City Dogs come out on top of Rugby Sevens pack again

    July 27, 2014

    They’ve only been playing together for two tournaments but CityAM sponsored Rugby Sevens team City Dogs have made it two out of two, winning Saturday’s FRM Sevens Tournament at Ilford Wanderers, beating Oxfam 21 – 19. Captain Edward Yarnton, who is today enjoying his last day working at BP, said, “Onwards and upwards. We’ll [...]

  • Mike Tindall becomes last of class of 2003 to hang up rugby boots

    July 16, 2014

    World Cup winner Mike Tindall has revealed that he decided to retire from rugby after realising he could not face playing for anyone but Gloucester. Former England captain Tindall – the last of the triumphant 2003 squad to hang up his boots – spent nine years at Kingsholm, following eight seasons at Bath. “I could [...]

  • Sport Comment: For Milner and England, see Michalak and French rugby

    June 8, 2014

    CONSUMED by optimism, most of you reading this will be in front of a television next Saturday evening, believing that a combination of Steven Gerrard’s drive, Gary Cahill’s determination and the odd flash of brilliance from Wayne Rooney and/or Daniel Sturridge will upset Italy and kick-start England’s World Cup challenge in style. However, if things [...]

  • Rugby Comment: Ending a great season with nothing is just unthinkable

    May 29, 2014

    WE NEED to use the frustration of losing last week as motivation to win the Premiership final tomorrow. Defeat in the Heineken Cup final was very disappointing, there is no getting away from that. But you can’t sit around moping, because then we might come away with nothing from a very good year. To end [...]

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