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telegraph.co.uk | Daniel Schofield |Charlie Morgan |Charles Richardson
This could be one of the tightest, most physically confrontational semi-finals in the Premiership's history. Two sides who love the brutal, brutish side of the sport, going hammer and tongs in front of around 20,000 fans at Mattioli Woods Welford Road. It will be a fabulous advert for the league. Somewhat ironically, given the heavy-duty nature of both teams, it could be the craftsmanship of George Ford - the form No 10 in England, and perhaps, further afield - which is the difference.
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sports.yahoo.com | Daniel Schofield
History may not judge kindly Northampton Saints’ defence of their Premiership title, but Phil Dowson’s side have arguably achieved something much more important for English club rugby with their glorious defiance in the Investec Champions Cup this season.
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telegraph.co.uk | Daniel Schofield
What Vesty does on the grass is a prime reason the club boast four British and Irish Lions - Alex Mitchell, Fin Smith, Tommy Freeman and Henry Pollock - and in the view of Boyd, speaking from New Zealand, Vesty should also have been on the plane to Australia. "They should have taken Sam as attack coach for the Lions, 100 per cent," Boyd says. "His technical knowledge of being able to see things before they happen is second to none.
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2 weeks ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Daniel Schofield
England and Lions second row Ollie Chessum risks missing Leicester Tigers' Premiership play-off campaign after being cited for a dangerous tackle on Bath's Will Muir that could bring a three-match ban. The incident occurred in the 10th minute of Leicester's 43-15 defeat at the Premiership leaders on Saturday night and was picked up by the officials.
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msn.com | Daniel Schofield
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