The Rugby Paper - 2016-10-30

• Old Trafford in battle to host rugby’s showpiece
• Bumper-packed Autumn is like another World Cup
• Wallabies will reign supreme - Dwyer
• Guscott: No panic with Launchbury about
• Five-try Quins too strong for Worcester despite Ben Te’o
• Exiles put off-field woe to one side with win over Doncaster
• England coach on building a new side to face the Springboks
• Bristol signing on his unfinished business in the Premiershi­p
• Questions over George Ford’s future as Bath look at No.10s
• Now Eddie has a chance to test out his three-deep talent pool
• Mako’s No.1 but I’m coming for his shirt!
• Fit-again Pennell still has sights on England
• Sinckler my Eastenders hard man says Eddie
• Farrell ‘is better than World Cup ace Flatley’
• Pietersen backs South Africa to get to grips with new style
• Makes sense to check for more global consistenc­y
• Tigers turn feisty after their first half mauling
• Picamoles powers up to steal it for Saints
• Are China ready to rush through the open door?
• Local boy’s Dunn good this season
• Low is aiming high after up and down start
• Jimmy in at No.10 to maintain Wasps do-or-die mentality
• The Ricoh holds no fear for spirited Falcons
• Diamond demands Sale find Toulon intensity
• Tyro Giles shows why he’s the talk of Wales
• Scannell the match-winner with maiden drop-goal
• Edinburgh shown up by gutsy Italians
• Early two-try salvo leaves Blues playing catch up
• Warriors move top despite seeing red
• Wallabies have threats all over, warns Gethin
• Edwards: Australia will be biggest challenge this autumn
• Warburton driven on by pain of defeat
• Talent not an issue for Wales, it’s ability to hold their nerve
• Wray: Burger recipe can earn me Test call
• Garvey backs Zach to swim in deep end of Premiershi­p
• Matu’u out to make a storm at Kingsholm
• Tigers finding a perfect balance - Tait
• Kennedy’s relishing the rivalry of derby battle with Richards
• Clowns? No the joke’s on Wales when Aussies call
• RPA must not be so defensive on topic of concussion
• Six of the best games to look out for this autumn
• Can Mexico spice up the World Cup?
• Saints fans should lay off Mallinder says prop Waller
• Rio hero on his mark to fly again for Falcons
• Top coaches told to be mindful of global concerns
• Penny on the money as Ealing edge Blues
• Fergusson looking to take down Test stars
• Redpath left with mixed emotions before Irish
• Plucky defence pleases Darryl
• Moseley made to work hard but DMP miss out on bonus
• Club brought back down to earth by dominant Park display
• Students taught a lesson by red-hot Robin
• Aley’s the hero as Garth pays his Dews
• MY LIFE IN RUGBY
• Elthamians lay down a marker for huge clash
• Unerring boot of Jordan all Barum require
• Plucky Cockles fall short despite fightback
• 20 QUESTIONS
• JAKE POLLEDRI
• Matavesi magic aids Cambourne cruise
• Gulland gives the Lions a famous upset
• Mundicha makes his mark for Hertford
• Bell kicks Field further clear out in front
• Chinnor soar as Thorpe earns his stripes
• Resurgent Club in pursuit of points and pints
• Williams goes on teenage rampage for Mose
• Bulls charge to top after goring Sarries
• Sharks outdone by Croker try double
• Harri’s interventi­on at the death leaves Quins punch-drunk
• Magnificen­t seven for Gogs but Bulls in basement battle
• Magic Maynard boots the Steelmen past the champs
• Ironmen’s second-half comeback earns bonus point
• Let’s keep the pressure off Keelan says Howley
• Pooler made to work but still stay on top
• Burry on target with Bowl double dream
• Easy start for Toulon’s new dawn under Ford

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