Rugby Union: September 2008 Archives

Return of the Messiah

Danny Cipriani has completed an amazing recovery from his career-threatening ankle injury and will face Bath on Wednesday.

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Gatland waiting for Lions approach

Wales coach Warren Gatland has admitted he has held talks with Ian McGeechan over a possible role on next year's Lions tour.

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Best to face RFU panel

Northampton flanker Neil Best has been cited for an alleged clash with Wasps forward James Haskell last weekend.

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Cipriani ready after rapid recovery

Wasps and England fly-half Danny Cipriani may return to action next week after recovering from a career threatening ankle injury.

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One-week ban for Haskell

James Haskell has been suspended for one week for a head-butt during Wasps' 11-10 loss to Worcester.

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Gatland gets Lions green light

Welsh Rugby Union boss Roger Lewis would be happy for Wales coach Warren Gatland to take a role on next year's Lions tour.

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Dupuy the hero to send Leicester top

Leicester Tigers edged to a narrow victory over Worcester Warriors thanks to Julien Dupuy's late converted try.

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Sharks beat Shoguns to go top

Sale Sharks laboured their way to a 9-6 victory over Bristol Shoguns at the Memorial Stadium to go top of the Guinness Premiership.

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Ospreys suffer scrum-half setback

Ospreys will be without new scrum-half signing Jamie Nutbrown for two months after he broke a bone in his foot.

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Uncapped seven get Scotland call

Scotland coach Frank Hadden has named seven uncapped players in his initial 50-man training squad for this autumn's internationals.

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Wilko mark II downs Saints

Jonny Wilkinson says it was the "new me" who guided Newcastle to a 32-22 Guinness Premiership victory over Northampton on Sunday.

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Easterby back for weekend

Simon Easterby is back to captain The Scarlets in the weekend's Magners League game against Connacht at Stradey Park.

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Exiles net Bailey's services

Former Gloucester and England Under-21 winger, James Bailey, has signed for London Irish with immediate effect.

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Wilkinson return boost

Jonny Wilkinson has recovered from a shoulder injury and will make his return to action against Northampton this weekend.

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Wallabies wait on flanker

Australia flanker Rocky Elsom is a doubt for the Tri-Nations decider against New Zealand due to a bout of flu.

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Lawson makes Gloucester move

Scotland hooker Scott Lawson has joined Gloucester from Sale Sharks on a deal that will run until the end of next season.

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Dallaglio relishing Johnson comeback

Lawrence Dallaglio expects Martin Johnson to be as focussed as ever when the pair play in the 'Help for Heroes' match at Twickenham.

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Nutbrown moves to Wales

New Zealand A scrum-half Jamie Nutbrown has penned a two-year deal with the Ospreys and will fly into the UK on Sunday.

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SARU hit back in blackmail row

The South Africa Rugby Union have denied that coach Peter de Villiers was blackmailed into selecting a player against his wishes.

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Wilko still not ready

Jonny Wilkinson will miss out on Newcastle's Premiership opener this weekend as he is still recovering from shoulder surgery.

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Kingsholme boss won't abdicate

Gloucester Rugby chairman Tom Walkinshaw has denied a stake in the club is up for sale amid reports of interest from the Middle East.

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Woodward not to blame - Corry

Martin Corry has countered suggestions made by Rob Andrew that England's World Cup winning coach Sir Clive Woodward "left no legacy".

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Return of the Messiah

Danny Cipriani has completed an amazing recovery from his career-threatening ankle injury and will face Bath on Wednesday.

More: Return of the Messiah |

Gatland waiting for Lions approach

Wales coach Warren Gatland has admitted he has held talks with Ian McGeechan over a possible role on next year's Lions tour.

More: Gatland waiting for Lions approach |

Best to face RFU panel

Northampton flanker Neil Best has been cited for an alleged clash with Wasps forward James Haskell last weekend.

More: Best to face RFU panel |

Cipriani ready after rapid recovery

Wasps and England fly-half Danny Cipriani may return to action next week after recovering from a career threatening ankle injury.

More: Cipriani ready after rapid recovery |

One-week ban for Haskell

James Haskell has been suspended for one week for a head-butt during Wasps' 11-10 loss to Worcester.

More: One-week ban for Haskell |

Gatland gets Lions green light

Welsh Rugby Union boss Roger Lewis would be happy for Wales coach Warren Gatland to take a role on next year's Lions tour.

More: Gatland gets Lions green light |

Dupuy the hero to send Leicester top

Leicester Tigers edged to a narrow victory over Worcester Warriors thanks to Julien Dupuy's late converted try.

More: Dupuy the hero to send Leicester top |

Sharks beat Shoguns to go top

Sale Sharks laboured their way to a 9-6 victory over Bristol Shoguns at the Memorial Stadium to go top of the Guinness Premiership.

More: Sharks beat Shoguns to go top |

Ospreys suffer scrum-half setback

Ospreys will be without new scrum-half signing Jamie Nutbrown for two months after he broke a bone in his foot.

More: Ospreys suffer scrum-half setback |

Uncapped seven get Scotland call

Scotland coach Frank Hadden has named seven uncapped players in his initial 50-man training squad for this autumn's internationals.

More: Uncapped seven get Scotland call |

Wilko mark II downs Saints

Jonny Wilkinson says it was the "new me" who guided Newcastle to a 32-22 Guinness Premiership victory over Northampton on Sunday.

More: Wilko mark II downs Saints |

Easterby back for weekend

Simon Easterby is back to captain The Scarlets in the weekend's Magners League game against Connacht at Stradey Park.

More: Easterby back for weekend |

Exiles net Bailey's services

Former Gloucester and England Under-21 winger, James Bailey, has signed for London Irish with immediate effect.

More: Exiles net Bailey's services |

Wilkinson return boost

Jonny Wilkinson has recovered from a shoulder injury and will make his return to action against Northampton this weekend.

More: Wilkinson return boost |

Wallabies wait on flanker

Australia flanker Rocky Elsom is a doubt for the Tri-Nations decider against New Zealand due to a bout of flu.

More: Wallabies wait on flanker |

Lawson makes Gloucester move

Scotland hooker Scott Lawson has joined Gloucester from Sale Sharks on a deal that will run until the end of next season.

More: Lawson makes Gloucester move |

Dallaglio relishing Johnson comeback

Lawrence Dallaglio expects Martin Johnson to be as focussed as ever when the pair play in the 'Help for Heroes' match at Twickenham.

More: Dallaglio relishing Johnson comeback |

Nutbrown moves to Wales

New Zealand A scrum-half Jamie Nutbrown has penned a two-year deal with the Ospreys and will fly into the UK on Sunday.

More: Nutbrown moves to Wales |

SARU hit back in blackmail row

The South Africa Rugby Union have denied that coach Peter de Villiers was blackmailed into selecting a player against his wishes.

More: SARU hit back in blackmail row |

Wilko still not ready

Jonny Wilkinson will miss out on Newcastle's Premiership opener this weekend as he is still recovering from shoulder surgery.

More: Wilko still not ready |

Kingsholme boss won't abdicate

Gloucester Rugby chairman Tom Walkinshaw has denied a stake in the club is up for sale amid reports of interest from the Middle East.

More: Kingsholme boss won't abdicate |

Woodward not to blame - Corry

Martin Corry has countered suggestions made by Rob Andrew that England's World Cup winning coach Sir Clive Woodward "left no legacy".

More: Woodward not to blame - Corry |

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