The Rugby Paper - 2018-10-28

• Bin the Ford-Farrell axis and pick Manu at No.12
• Larder fear over Eddie’s coaching turnaround
• Cotton livid as Lions face extinction
• >> Slade: Tuilagi can bring best out of me for England
• >> Cipriani hits back at ‘too many chances’ jibe
• >> Blindside revelation­s
• Clubs chief insists there is no threat to future of Lions
• Key elements of the new-look domestic calendar
• Grayson stars for Saints in big win over Bristol
• Pirates put to the sword by unbeaten London Irish
• JEFF PROBYN
• NEIL DE KOCK
• FRENCH COLUMN
• Aching bones forces ageless Purdy to call time
• Poor autumn series ‘would deny England momentum’
• Versatile Anscombe’s plea for stint at No.10
• Tackle flaws have already devalued European Cup
• Tigers feel full force of Tongan wrecking ball
• Vellacott magic sparks Gloucester dominance
• Skinner eager to seize big chance
• Quins shrug off double yellow to drown Bath
• So Eddie, where have your bullying forwards got to?
• Canadians have to be wary of Halloween
• Full-strength Warriors tear Sharks to shreds
• Cordero may be the next Chief off to Wasps
• Wales prop Francis gets the best of both worlds
• Drama at the death as Evans steals win
• Pivac proud as Scarlets’ late show stuns Kings
• Dragons long wait for away victory continues
• Forward platform provides Leinster lift-off
• Blues left in the blocks by deadly Cheetahs
• Edinburgh collapse leaves Cockerill frustrated
• Scannell saves the day with halfway howitzer
• Stooke aims to cap off his resurgence at Bath
• Mallinder rejected top-flight offers for role with RFU
• Wood not giving up on adding to his 50
• How Robin kick-started a revolution with his round-the-corner style
• Lions being sacrificed on altar of commercial­ism
• Injuries take their toll but I’m back says Te’o
• Solomons fears coaches will burn out, too
• Cliff: It’s no hardship when Faf comes in
• THREE KEY ENGLAND v SOUTH AFRICA HEAD-TO-HEAD MATCH-UPS
• Wales use Autumn as recce for World Cup
• Kinghorn up for challenge of filling the Hogg void
• Why RFU’s new season may benefit the Welsh
• Scots have found new star with Hastings
• Thoughts are withWarren,we know what family means to him
• Why altitude sickness is the main Irish enemy now
• Maori wanderlust thrilling the world for 140 years
• Barrett masterclas­s keeps Kiwis on top
• Brave Batley battles back after cancer treatment
• Pirates eye promotion before the big move
• Opportunis­m from Spittle steals Ealing momentum
• Carnegie’s old boy Beech has sting in tail
• Hat-trick hero Wilson leads way for noble Knights
• Richmond repelled to Harvey’s huge relief
• It’s agony for Hartpury as final kick is wide of mark
• Five-star effort from Titans to to deny Albion losing bonus
• Battling victory is enough to send OEs top
• Cinderford learning their lessons to see off Blood & Sand
• Williams on fire to pull the strings for Mose
• Nolson at the treble to shatter Dale hearts
• Hudd in seventh heaven to move second
• MY LIFE IN RUGBY
• Ruth have nowhere to Hyde in late defeat
• Ollie is the Best man to see off the Bees
• Ruddock run-in is enough to down Dings...
• YOUNG GUNS
• Beck’s late score helps in Cutting down the champs
• Holder at the double as Salop push hard
• Bournemout­h stay perfect in South West
• Easy street as four-try Hull earn bonus
• Late drama sees Wimbledon off the top
• Henson ready to begin his coaching odyssey
• Deacon: Murphy has reset the culture at Tigers
• Portugal centre living the dream at Falcons
• Sharks held scoreless as Molloy thrives
• Ravens have no answer as slick Carmarthen cut loose
• Ponty onslaught sets up intriguing clash with leaders
• Bargoed bemused as RGC are off to flying start
• Morris dashes over to give Newport three wins in a row
• Ironmen forging strong bid for title before halfway
• Heol y Cyw lay down a marker in Plate
• Scott’s hat-trick sends Pooler to the top

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