The Rugby Paper - 2020-12-06

• Pivac: We’ll give England a Six Nations challenge
• Shane Williams verdict Morale boosting end to a horrible year
• Ring fence Prem is ‘moving nearer’
• Ioan Lloyd: I’ve learned from the very best
• Jackson: Pross’ nicknames live on
• Match action - starts
• Inverdale: February date for League Cup
• Eddie: We must stay ahead of France
• Wales come from behind to beat spirited Azzurri
• Deano’s Falcons make it three wins on the spin
• Q&A EPCR chairman Simon Halliday expects another Euro thriller
• DREAM TEAM
• ENGLAND V FRANCE
• TRI-NATIONS
• Earle delighted he’s able to lord it again
• Diamond: Bok stars help me vet new recruits
• Rusty Scarlets face uphill task at The Rec
• I’m back from NFL to become Eddie’s new hybrid super star
• Eddie: We want more Lions than anyone
• Wales contender Halaholo undergoes second knee surgery
• Scarratt set to be named women’s player of decade
• Saracens evolved, so will Eddie’s England
• Skivington’s been breath of fresh air says Varney
• England must score four tries against French 2nds
• Sexton: Still way to go but it’s progress
• Nadolo’s in hat-trick form as Fiji fly at last
• Aim to be world’s best or quit says Healey
• Great attacking teams are why we love rugby
• Tigers put up a fight but Chiefs power in for a bonus
• Bath weather fly-half storm to canter home
• Super sub Sam kicks Saints into submission
• Evans aims to put on a variety show for the fans
• Dombrandt keeps armband as Ashton starts at 15
• Irish must up tempo to sap Sharks power
• Kick fest at Falcons was excruciati­ng says James
• Retaining marquee men could have dire ripple effect
• Have World Rugby the wit to save our game?
• Thomson miss lets Dragons off hook
• YOUNG GUNS
• Boyle scores hat-trick on captaincy debut
• Opportunit­y knocked after living in Big Apple
• Profession­al game is fast losing its soul
• Sorry Pumas affair leaves me puzzled on many levels
• Time honoured ‘on tour’ scene with a difference
• Joyce hits hat-trick but perfect Quins power on
• Warriors must go into battle without skipper Keates
• Kennedy playing for his future at Glasgow
• Dow provides sting as Wasps surge past Lightning
• Wallabies finish last after Hodge fires wide again
• Beauden’s star is on the wane as he jets off to Japan
• Earl is latest in long line of Tonbridge Test stars
• Highs and lows of being a modern-day gladiator
• Sebastien is France’s unsung strategist
• Gibbins chasing glory in DC
• Injury-hit Dragons hope for better luck over Xmas
• Here’s one quick way to end the shambles at scrum-time

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