The Rugby Paper - 2020-04-19

• Plan to hold Six Nations in full again in autumn
• Young: He’s set to stay with Wasps
• Francis in running for Lions tighthead spot
• Gallagher: The 20 biggest match upsets
• The Peter Jackson column
• Billy’s boost from Italy
• Warrior Will targets role as defence commander
• How Stuart Hogged the headlines aged 16
• Kpoku bros pose Maro twin threat at Sarries
• Ambitious Pichot aims to gain confidence of Six Nations
• Prem may resume as late as end of August
• Ashton blames blinkered players for sin-bin failure
• Slash salary cap and ditch marquee men
• We’re here to help and will do all we can
• May-day for opponents as Jonny just gets better
• Expand Six Nations to generate extra income
• Deans was short, my Gee told me
• Post crisis rugby must cut wage levels across the board
• Riches on offer in Far East spell big trouble
• Takeaway driver Gav epitomises the spirit we all need
• Haag hankers for return to pro game
• Coaches/Managers ‘lost’ to the game
• Cooch not on toughie list? It may get nasty!
• So how do you fix this mess called the scrum?
• Ellis is living proof of the old 80-minute rule
• Poles call for more ranking events
• Rugby must speak with one voice - like Apollo 13
• Pichot has visions of changing the world
• Wasps must play without fear to get the fans behind us
• Shy schoolboys whose talent shook the world
• Bear cubs can go all the way says Morgan
• GUNS YOUNG
• O’Gara still hates me for the treatment I gave him
• Big guns will back Bill to save them cash
• Wakefield leads charge as England claim four Grand Slams in the 20s
• USA are shock star turn at two Olympics
• QUINS DOMINATE THE NEW MIDDLESEX SEVENS COMPETITIO­N
• Whitelock inspired by hero big bro Sam
• Borthwick promises to end the pain at Tigers
• Captain to Trustee, Lockyer’s been a Chief for 50 years
• Pasty-shop apprentice Luke’s living the dream

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