The Rugby Paper - 2018-09-02

• Baxter: Cut games and we’ll all go bust
• >> Nick Cain reports
• Lions may play in 95,000 stadium
• >> Guscott: Gustard must make Quins fearless
• >> McCall: The making of a dynasty at Sarries
• Lam arrives with a bang. New boys Bristol upstage Bath
• Rampant Exeter pull the Tigers tail at Sandy Park
• BLINDSIDE
• JEFF PROBYN
• FRENCH COLUMN
• Tiger gets Robshaw ready to tee off again
• Dempsey can make Bath winners says Catt
• It’s going to be physical at Scarlets says Steffan
• Rennie: We won’t miss Finn now we’ve got Hastings and Horne
• Marquee players are driving up the debts
• Saints have no answer to pass master Cipriani
• Warriors’ penalty count has Solomons puzzled
• Bristol win will intensify ring-fence campaign
• Maestro Smith gets Quins back on song
• Welch has grown into true leader
• ‘Slim-line’ Skelton in the best shape of his life
• It’s right to let regions take control once more
• Premiershi­p promises to be highly exciting
• Youngs wants his Tigers to be home boys again
• Rotherham win their pitch battle
• Scintillat­ing Blues left devastated by late try
• Scarlets pay the penalty as Cooney steals win
• Try double gets North off to bang with Ospreys
• Italians turn on the style to crush Kings
• Zanini zips in for Italians to douse early Dragons fire
• Connacht collared as Hogg drops in so late
• Munster revel in ‘perfect’ six-try opener
• The other men in the hot seat this season
• Backrow battle will keep all of Wales agog
• Wales aim to be world No.1 in player welfare
• Irish put a marker down with power play
• Determined Cov defy late fightback by Jersey
• Hill delighted by hard-fought win over big rivals
• Rayer: This could go down to wire
• We’ll need time for new men to gel says Paver
• Cozens on target to see Hartpury get winning start
• Reid’s revival at Ealing will be worth the weight
• Saints’ youth policy suits scrum-half Mitchell
• Olympic stars are back for Amor
• RUGBY MATTERS
• Puma cubs looks set to play in Currie Cup
• Titanic effort is not enough as Rotherhamf­all a point short
• Red card just acts as signal for Amps to excel
• Classy Chinnor show they will be force to be reckoned with
• Ravai set for Mose debut at Ravers
• It’s fourth time lucky as Rams start fast
• Dings pay the price for lack of discipline
• OAs are rampant against league’s newbies
• Barnes earns bragging rights for Clifton
• Now Twickers goes airborn for sponsorshi­p
• New club but it’s the same old Rickie Aley
• Morris is dancing to get Chester victory
• Riley has the key brace as Sedgley hold on
• MY LIFE IN RUGBY
• Hancox’s kicking Grants Lions a victory
• Drew’s in Luc as Lichfield put to sword
• Sutton & Epsom start in seventh heaven
• Blaydon run riot in bid to bounce back
• Close shave for Oakley’s supporters
• I’m still learning with the Chiefs says Kvesic
• 17 women get England Sevens contracts
• Stars tell what the Wales jersey signifies
• Falcons have ability to fly again says Flood
• Hanson: All I’m thinking about is Gloucester
• It’s tough work but RGC are A-OK in a testing opener
• Flying start for Black and Ambers in season of destiny
• Knott leads Ponty charge with Bedwas in a tangle
• Six of the best as Vale make flying start to their campaign
• Wizards put spell on old rivals for comfortabl­e win
• Tata Steel open their season with a 66 gun salute
• Battling Glynneath edge their thriller with Kenfig Hill

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