The Rugby Paper - 2019-02-10

• Gatland: We won’t play that way again
• >> Hodgson: Farrell has widened gap with George
• >> Guscott: Slade is proving a real No.13
• >> Quins snare Campagnaro
• Ringfencin­g expected to take at least another year
• Challenge is to improve for England says Davies
• Ireland bounce back with victory at Murrayfiel­d
• Falcons knocked out of the Cup by rampant Saints
• England skipper working hard to emulate his hero Tom Brady
• England now have two genuine world-class openside flankers
• Women’s Six Nations desperatel­y needs promotion-relegation
• We’ll try to push Daly into centre says Goode
• CVC step up plans to invest in the PRO14
• England hopeful raring for a ruck with Tigers
• Robshaw will react, he likes to be written off - Easter
• Lawes: France like a bit of a rest
• World-class Hogg can be a Premiershi­p great says Weir
• Bin players who appeal for yellows
• Beware unintended results of tinkering with the tackle laws
• Long term gains must be priority
• Take your bow, but you’ll need to step up
• Laidlaw: Poite doesn’t seem to like us
• Kids need to get a rugby ball in their hands
• Picamoles pumped up for his Vunipola challenge
• England outmuscle the world champions
• Kelly: We must right the wrongs from French defeat
• Irish miss the bonus but stay on course for Slam
• Leitch gets nod for ‘title decider’
• Lyons try sets Irish up for bonus win
• Here’s one football story rugby men should heed
• Saracens keep it simple to power past Warriors
• Size matters so much in our new land of the giants
• Dive-passing Jan was one of rugby’s great innovators
• Sunday, Sunday so good for Eddie
• Skivington impressed by Exiles’ character
• Quinn’s late try secures Hartpury vital losing bonus
• Scottish suffocate Reds to complete the double
• Moyle’s double climbs Pirates to third
• Carnegie assert their physical dominance
• Ealing display never-say-die attitude to grind out win
• Amps maintain promotion push by felling Foresters
• Hugo on song as Park hold on to get key win
• Nagle-Taylor’s timely treble bails out poor Titans
• Durable Burcham brings up his 150
• Leaders rely on late blitz to seal triumph
• I’s wilt in the heat of title battle at Chester
• Rundle hat-trick wrecks South’s big day
• Forward power too much for tame Tigers
• Borrowdale at the double in Field breeze
• Desperatio­n motivates TJs to stay in the hunt
• Griffiths hat-trick propels Hawks onwards
• OAs are edged in intense Taunton tussle
• YOUNG GUNS
• Green Machine gathers speed with clinical win over Hartpury
• Hancox holds nerve to edge out Cleve
• Scunthorpe edge nervy top-two tussle
• Wimbledon slip back after shock draw
• Fifteen tries for rampant leaders Hull
• Eddie reaped rewards of picking a traditiona­l lineup
• Orrell phoenixes finally see end to nomadic existence
• Maunder relieved to sign on for one more
• Falcons refocus with time in the great outdoors
• Simpson off to Gloucester
• Moon peaking to fill void of mentor Lawes
• Gustard’s galvanised Quins like Conor did - Evans
• Bowen’s brace claims bronze in Sydney
• Super Rugby preview All Black commitment­s may stretch Crusaders
• Bedwas breeze past the Bulls to end rotten run
• Penny cashes in early but Blue & Blacks win the jackpot
• Swans recover from slow start to glide past the Steelmen
• Hat-trick hero Gee inspires Ironmen to comeback
• Drovers power back from 14 points down to take triumph
• Moon: Wales must retain coaching talent
• Versatile Griffiths gunning for Wales back row
• Otters narrow the gap with 7-try thrashing
• Abendanon fears game has become too physical

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