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msn.com | Gavin Mairs |Charlie Morgan |Alex Spink |Neil Squires |Mark Stevens |Greg Wilcox
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1 week ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Gavin Mairs |Charlie Morgan |Alex Spink |Neil Squires
It is a case of five out of three in today's final round of the regular Premiership season. Leicester, Sale, Bristol, Gloucester and Saracens will all be looking over their shoulders this afternoon knowing that one slip up could see their hopes of joining table-toppers Bath in the play-offs kicked into touch. The five could all still finish anywhere from second to sixth with just five points separating them after 17 matches.
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1 week ago |
planetrugby.com | Alex Spink
Jimmy Gopperth believes “jealousy” is at the root of criticism – and worse – aimed at Henry Pollock by players in France since the final whistle blew on the Investec Champions Cup final. The veteran New Zealander plays what could be his last game in the French league on Thursday when his Provence team travel to Stade des Alpes to face table toppers Grenoble in the first Pro D2 semi-final.
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1 week ago |
planetrugby.com | Alex Spink
Bordeaux-Begles fly-half Matthieu Jalibert has claimed Northampton Saints lacked “respect” in the build-up to the Champions Cup final. His comments come following an altercation between Bordeaux players and Saints star Henry Pollock at full-time, which Saints director of rugby Phil Dowson described as ‘foul play’.
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1 week ago |
planetrugby.com | Alex Spink
This time there was no ‘pulse check’ celebration from Henry Pollock, only frustration for the most talked about player in British rugby. The shooting star scored two tries in the biggest club match of his life and saw both chalked off as Bordeaux powered to their first Champions Cup triumph. At the end of the most titanic battle, it was the smallest man in the fight stepping up to lift the biggest trophy in club rugby.
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