The Rugby Paper - 2019-09-15

• Warburton: Curry will prove to be world class
• Match action
• No money yet for Carnegie’s players
• Saracens defend their title at the Premiershi­p Sevens
• Sale Sharks winger back ahead of schedule and hungry for action
• My England career isn’t over, Eddie has made a mistake
• James Hudson looks at his stellar career in the top-flight
• Danny rediscover­s love of rugby amid the Malibu surf
• Dallaglio: If Billy stays fit England can win it
• Players can really shrink at World Cups says Eddie
• Saracens’ squad depth will be tested to the max
• Chirpy annnouncer­s and Mexican Waves. Ugh!
• Pack looks strong but concerned by midfield options
• Springboks are my pick, but only if Pollard stays fit
• Young guns lead Saints fightback but fall just short
• Dependable Evans holds his nerve to claw Ospreys back
• Nicol try swings it way of the Warriors
• Cross-coder Curtis aims to excite the Irish fans
• I’m frustrated, it’s been a tough period says Robson
• Scottish export McRorie batting for Canada
• Wanted: Sumos who can play in front row
• Police the offside rule for thrilling matches
• Basketball’s rigid reffing is a big lesson for rugby
• So lucky that Shiggy was such a bad Kamikaze pilot!
• World Cup is the ultimate test of mental toughness
• French refs see red more often than most
• How the Bear came in from the cold at last
• Tyro Lane proud he gave it his best shot
• Lynagh’s bowled over
• O’Driscoll backs the world No.1s
• Joseph calls up veterans to help Japan flourish
• Darcy can prove small is dangerous
• Winning one match would be fantastic says Jones
• Hansen: We’re here to enjoy it and win it
• Little things matter if the Canucks are to progress
• Loss of Burger and Bothma are big blows for underpower­ed African minnows
• Etzebeth probe hits the Boks
• We have the ability to shock warns O’Shea
• Japan will go ballistic if Blossoms bloom
• Dazzling backs reminscent of Blues glory days
• Duplicatin­g that Dublin attack is key for England
• Our big ball carriers must stay fit says Fia
• Gold standard can lift USA to new heights
• Is it Pooper time again for Cheika?
• We’re ready to create havoc says Fiji coach
• Our footballer­s all think we’re mad to play rugby says Los Teros fly-half Berchesi
• Navidi aims to savour every minute
• Back row talent brings a gleam to Rowntree eye
• Parkes will know when time’s right to take risks
• Reynolds’ new boys make case for the defence
• Set-piece disaster for sloppy Stortford
• Beaumont rescue act in last roll of the dice
• Bridge in smoother waters as Lucs fade
• Davies is keen to keep up good start
• Scunny suffer heartache with late fumble
• Ward’s troops give England the perfect Cup send-off
• Sumpter leaves Collins purring
• The Best in Chau: James on fire in win
• YOUNG GUNS
• Davis: Tom’s a huge talent but we won’t rush him in
• Driscoll hat-trick has Harrogate on a high
• Guernsey and Rochford leading the way
• Students are foiled by Keohane late dash
• Paviors not out of place after a step-up
• Canada snub gets lead Pirate hungry for battle
• Speedster Cambriani strikes twice to sink Blues
• Promoted Birchgrove make it two on the spin
• Standard’s gone up but McKenna eyes Saracens hat-trick
• Midwife Knight aims to emulate her uncle
• Ellis doubles up as Beddau shoot down the Ravens
• World Cup will inspire kids all around globe
• World Cup takes its heavy toll on Toulouse

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