Monthly Archives: November 2010

McGeechan backs Gatland stability

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Legendary British and Irish Lions coach Ian McGeechan says the Welsh Rugby Union is right to want Warren Gatland as Wales boss until the 2015 World Cup.

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Kearney doubt for Six Nations

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Ireland full-back Rob Kearney appears set to miss the RBS Six Nations Championship because of his knee injury.

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Scarlets lose Reed for six weeks

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Team news and preview of the Magners League clash between Scarlets and Leinster at Parc y Scarlets on Friday night.

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Lievremont stands firm

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France coach Marc Lievremont insists he has no plans to quit his role in the wake of his side’s 59-16 thrashing by Australia.

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Williams to start for Barbarians

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Wales flanker Martyn Williams will start for the Barbarians against South Africa at Twickenham on Saturday.

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Gatland: Too many errors

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WALES coach Warren Gatland complained bitterly about the errors that cost Wales the game against the All Blacks.

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Newport v Aberavon postponed

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TOMORROW’S Premiership clash between Newport and Aberavon at Rodney Parade has been postponed because of a frozen pitch.

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Baa-baas pick Martyn to face SA

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Veteran Welsh flanker Martyn Williams is the only British Isles player who will start for the Barbarians against South Africa on Saturday at Twickenham.

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Foden – Bok to basics

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Ben Foden admits there were plenty of lessons to be learned from England’s defeat to South Africa at Twickenham on Saturday.

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Brown: Scotland on the up

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Kelly Brown is determined to help Scotland carry the momentum of five wins out of six Tests into next year’s RBS Six Nations.

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