The Rugby Paper - 2017-09-10

• Falcons get court threat over Matavesi
• Match action -
• These are my first eleven imports into Premiershi­p
• >> Guscott: Daly has talent to put Wasps top
• >> New women’s Prem gets set
• Skivington: Franco will throw his weight around at Irish
• Big Yorkshire derby ends in rout for Doncaster
• David Barnes with the latest action from the Top 14
• Gloucester lock happy to be among the heavy mob again
• Brendan Gallagher looks at Falcons flight to Philadelph­ia
• Farrell’s signature is worth weight in gold
• Bradley backs Ospreys kids for lock stardom
• Shane Williams
• Up your game, Callard tells his young England wannabes
• Patchell hopes maestro Jones can steer him to the top
• Nights on town will help Blues bond like Saracens says Gill
• New laws bring try bonanza declares O’Connor
• Premiershi­p need plan to stop the big crash
• Carnegie will never be same as Leinster
• Roko magic show stuns the champs and sends Bath soaring
• Gloucester battered by Quins’ storm troopers
• Champions back on track with five tries
• Sharks go wonky in the lineout to hand it to Falcons
• De Jongh’s aiming to catch eye of the Boks
• Heathcote: We’ve found ways to give Wasps some problems
• Rennie off to a flyer as Dunbar doubles up
• Scorching Scarlets lift gloom with another rout
• Carty has Connacht in cruise control
• Kiss praise for Trimble after 2-try supershow
• Henson on target but Dragons fade
• Cheetahs cut down by Wootton 4-try blast
• Welsh rugby ticket prices are a tweeting disgrace
• Dan’s mission is to sell rugby to American market
• Hayes: Falcons are doing us proud in USA
• All Blacks hit back after Pumas scare
• Wasteful Wallabies let Boks off the hook
• I’d say ‘no’ to the Boks, I want to play for England
• Loughborou­gh aim to be top women’s rugby centre in world
• Litchfield will get new chance to join in 2019
• Bedford in fast Lane to give Exiles a beating
• Durutalo adds a rescue act to bonus point try
• Be perfect Bristol or expect a Lam slam
• Irvine jinks his way into Geech’s good books
• Fast-starting Hartpury can’t escape Reds’ driving finish
• “Near-perfect” Cove ease past an ailing Mosely
• Tarrant turns on style to dispatch Rosslyn Park
• Jake: I’m still Sharp enough to reach the top
• Holford joy after Lions tamed in derby win
• Five-star Dale get bragging rights at Blaydon
• Impressive Hinckley too strong for Field
• MY LIFE IN RUGBY
• Defence is crucial for Chinnor on derby day
• Murphy inspires Barum’s stirring fightback
• Cinders on cloud nine with majestic rival rout
• 20 QUESTIONS
• Horrocks try seals victory for Islanders
• Phoenix are rising after moving south
• Jess shows his class for table-toppers
• Ruthless Hull set down an early marker
• Ben hopes resurgent Gloucester can revive his Test bid
• How Rob inspired Chiefswith Seahawks mentality
• Freemen’s protest as their historic clubhouse demolished
• World Cup calling for Germany and Botha
• Crossword
• Madigan hoping Schmidt links keep in Ireland frame
• Keys power past Vale to get campaign up and running
• Maynard and Powell inspire Drovers to victory in the Parc
• Super Stuckey inspires Newport to first victory of season
• Three from three for Bedwas after Jones mastery
• Away day glory for RGC thanks to boot of Botica
• Students fill the bin but secure the win
• Powell’s forwards put Brecon on top of the heap
• England name 17 contracted Sevens players
• Age won’t wither Wiggleswor­th bid to play again for England
• Hoorah... the RFU have a chief executive who follows rugby

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