Paul Eddison
Chief Sports Writer at Sportsbeat
Sports journalist based in London. Fan of all sport, in all languages! Especially enjoy rugby but also swimming, cycling, cricket etc.
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1 week ago |
lionsrugby.com | Paul Eddison
Before the days of emails and text, rugby players like Pontypool hooker Bobby Windsor were told to prepare for the pinnacle of their careers, a British & Irish Lions Tour, with a letter through the post. The steelworker had only earned Wales selection earlier that season, making his debut against Australia in Cardiff in November 1973. But after impressive performances in the Five Nations, Lions selectors enquired as to Windsor’s availability for the 1974 Tour to South Africa.
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2 weeks ago |
thenorthernecho.co.uk | Paul Eddison
Benjamin Kayser believes Jack Willis has to be part of the Lions Tour of Australia this summer (Image: ©INPHO/Juan Gasparini) The only people who would be happy to see Jack Willis miss out on the British & Irish Lions this summer are Australians according to former France hooker Benjamin Kayser.
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2 weeks ago |
scotlandrugbynews.com | Paul Eddison
Bryan Easson hailed his side after victory over Ireland (Image: SNS) Bryan Easson hailed his side’s spirit as Scotland sealed a last-gasp 26-19 victory over Ireland in the Guinness Women’s Six Nations. Scotland came into the crunch clash off the back of three straight defeats and looked set for a draw with Ireland until Fran McGhie dived over in the corner with the clock in the red.
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1 month ago |
peeblesshirenews.com | Paul Eddison
Dallaglio won the 2003 Rugby World Cup (Image: Premier Sports/©INPHO/Laszlo Geczo) HENRY Pollock might be the rising young star of rugby union but for World Cup winner Lawrence Dallaglio, it is his old-school nature that is the most appealing aspect of the Northampton Saints’ flanker’s rise. Still only 20, Pollock made a two-try debut for England in a record win over Wales in Cardiff and has carried that form back to club duty with Saints.
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1 month ago |
ealingtimes.co.uk | Paul Eddison
Dallaglio won the 2003 Rugby World Cup (Image: Premier Sports/©INPHO/Laszlo Geczo) HENRY Pollock might be the rising young star of rugby union but for World Cup winner Lawrence Dallaglio, it is his old-school nature that is the most appealing aspect of the Northampton Saints’ flanker’s rise. Still only 20, Pollock made a two-try debut for England in a record win over Wales in Cardiff and has carried that form back to club duty with Saints.
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Commentator on Prem Sports needs to take his Toulon glasses off Love Serin but he knew what he was doing
Baptiste Serin peut prendre un rouge ici
Looking at the below from Charlie, part of me wonders whether Jamie George will end up starting at hooker against Argentina in the first match of the Lions Tour Even if a six-day turnaround is possible, it's a big ask in the front row where every hooker and TH could play a final
Am told Lions involved in the Premiership or URC finals on June 14 *can* play against Argentina on June 20. Would expect loads to be managed carefully for anyone on a six-day turnaround, obviously. Leinster-Glasgow URC final (16 Lions potentially involved) makes it interesting.
