He was listed as one of my Stars To Look Out For In 2013 and since then has continued to prove why. Scoring a hattrick during the match against Worcester and a concession of tries since, Marland Yarde really is setting the Premiership alight. After a rough start to the season, Yarde really has been a [...]
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Former Wales Sevens, under-20 and Dragons coach Dai Rees has called for the Welsh Rugby Union to support players who leave to ply their trade overseas, citing the example of All Blacks star Dan Carter as an example to follow. The NZRU are currently in negotiations to release him to club rugby in France for [...]
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Sky TV Rugby anchor James Gemmell believes that England have what it takes to win this year’s Six Nations championship. But he by no means thinks that they will have it all their own way. Opinions on Stuart Lancaster’s men suddenly changed after their remarkable demolition of the All Blacks at Twickenham last year with [...]
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James Gemmell is one of the more familiar faces for those of us who follow rugby on TV. Part of the Sky TV team that covers Aviva Premiership and Heineken Cup matches, he is also often the anchor for Super Rugby, and Rugby Championship programmes. He knows his stuff, and like any New Zealander he [...]
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After a poor start to the season as a columnist for Rugby Fan Cast specialising in all things London Irish I was left grasping for positive things to write. This week was easy as I was lucky enough to have a chat with Ian Humphreys who has certainly been a positive addition to the squad [...]
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With England set to face a deflated Australia at Twickenham on Saturday, it’s seems only fitting to sit down and converse with one of the most valuable players in the home nations squad. However, topics of conversation may be a little different than you would imagine. QBE, the business insurance specialist and proud title sponsor [...]
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To lead your country in any circumstance is an honour. To lead your country at the age of just 23, on your debut, is extraordinary. Nigel Melville accomplished this feat in 1984, eventually captaining England 7 times during the 1980′s. Now the CEO of USA Rugby, I spoke to the former Scrum half about his [...]
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