The Rugby Paper - 2017-11-12

• Nick Cain reports
• Eddie in four-letter fury over ‘grindathon’
• Match action - starts
• Injury blow to Davies as Gatland woes grow
• >> Shane Williams: New-style Wales excite
• >> Guscott: Brown or Watson? Jury’s out
• >> Launchbury stays at Wasps
• Plans to expand Tier Two to 14 on hold says Melville
• Hogan insists Newcastle will make the grade
• Rampant Gloucester run seven tries past London Irish
• Ealing keep heat on Bristol with win over Carnegie
• Sticking with Hartley over George may undermine Eddie’s authority
• I’ve had no contact with England since my World Cup axe in 2015
• Hopefully others will follow the lead of generous England players
• Crunch time for President Laporte ahead of World Cup decision
• From Exiles junkyard to Test starter
• I’d have picked Slade at No12 for England in 2015 - Walder
• Pumas rugby needs a re-boot starting with new selection policy
• England warned over new Aussie star Alaalatoa
• It’s the same old song for Wales but they do hit some high notes
• Gatland’s boys unveil new tricks but Beale’s sleight of hand tops bill again
• Ireland turn the screw with three-try flourish
• Debutant McKinley closes out the victory for Italians
• Five-tries for Scots but alarm bells still ringing
• Matiashvil­i stars as Georgians fire warning to Wales
• First half power play ends French hopes
• Ireland response far from ‘positive and respectful’
• Stream of Italian Pumas has run dry... but for how long?
• It’s nothing compared to the All Blacks of ‘49
• Pisi’s pacy tricks too sharp for Dragons
• Springbok Carr makes presence felt on debut
• Blues are demolished as Falcons fly to top
• Tigers’ pack suffer mauling at the death
• Vesty rules himself out of filling the Gold void
• Redpath proves class as Sharks bite back
• New lock star Salmon aiming for big catch
• Beal lit up Arms Park long before Twickenham
• Big place in history for the famous Lithuanian émigrés
• We can still beat Bristol to title insist Trailfinde­rs
• Hill’s heroic amateurs take another huge scalp
• Pirates braced for Hartpury backlash
• Welsh flyer Czekaj hits first treble in a decade
• Reds ride out the storm as Exiles pay for ill-discipline
• When Springboks did the sweep against best of rest in the Stalag
• How Boer War camps brought a new breed to the game
• Plymouth bare to move third
• Caldy’s winless run ends in thrilling fashion
• Coventry maintain unbeaten start
• Thompson rebuilding Blaydon after mass exodus
• Fylde cut adrift at bottom following defeat
• Chuter left satisfied at his five-star high-flyers
• Appleton double in vain as the Lions cling on
• Bonus-point success as Park turn screw
• MY LIFE IN RUGBY
• So ruthless Rams earn sixth win on the trot
• Super six for Raiders in easy victory
• Juddian survive scare to take the spoils
• YOUNG GUNS
• Ffitch stars as Loughborou­gh get campaign back on track
• Ton-up for Sandback as Bees win again
• Abbot hit back to put visitors to sword
• Boot of Newton keeps Tring at the top
• Grasshoppe­rs march on after fightback
• Georgia full-back battles on despite tragedy
• Luatua will stay loyal to Bristol says Lam
• Scarlets playing waiting game with Moriarty
• Merthyr make it six on the spin with success on the road
• RGC on a roll with comfortabl­e home win against Neath
• Quins survive late rally to make it six of the best at home
• Magnificen­t Seven for Pontypridd in 14-try thriller
• Away joy for clinical Keys after bonus-point win
• Dunvant stay top despite Felinfoel charge
• Tata put heat on Narberth with win in Cardiff
• Clealls show the way for unbeaten Sarries
• Four-try Atkinson continues Wasps hot streak
• Two wins on the spin as Lightning tough it out
• Large at double to deny Waterloo first win
• Quins still perfect thanks to prolific Breach

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