Rugby Union: January 2009 Archives

Worsley back for England

Flanker Joe Worsley has a chance to resurrect his international career after being called up into England's Elite Player Squad.

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Gatland raises Six Nations stakes

Warren Gatland has told his Wales players to relish the challenge of being installed RBS Six Nations favourites.

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Lock could be downed after citing

Leicester lock Martin Corry has been cited for an incident involving Ospreys hooker Richard Hibbard in Saturday's Heineken Cup tie.

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England suffer further Six Nations blow

Leicester flanker Lewis Moody looks set to miss the entire Six Nations campaign after suffering an ankle injury on Thursday.

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England announce prop change

Leicester prop Julian White has been called into the England elite squad for the Six Nations as a replacement for Bath's Matt Stevens.

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Guscott shocked by Stevens

Former England international Jeremy Guscott has blamed drug use in rugby on the physical demands put on the sport's elite players.

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Stevens banned from competitions

Bath and England prop Matt Stevens has been suspended from all competitions after testing positive for a banned substance.

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Gatland waits on full-back news

Wales full-back Lee Byrne will have a scan on his injured ankle on Sunday, a problem that could see him miss the Six Nations opener.

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Jones happy with All Black signing

Saracens chief Eddie Jones believes the signing of New Zealand scrum-half Justin Marshall is a major coup for the club.

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McGeechan opts for waiting game

British Lions coach Ian McGeechan has decided to scrap plans to name a preliminary squad of 60-65 players for the tour to South Africa.

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Johnson returns Cueto and Tindall

Mark Cueto and Mike Tindall have been recalled by England manager Martin Johnson for the 2009 RBS Six Nations.

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Sale star agrees France move

Scotland flanker Jason White has announced that he will leave Sale at the end of the season to join Clermont Auvergne.

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Wasps want Haskell to stay

Wasps will reject a £300,000-a-year megabucks offer from French giants Stade Francais for England star James Haskell, reports claim.

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Achilles injury ends Vainikolo's season

Tongan powerhouse Lesley Vainikolo will miss the rest of the season because of a serious Achilles injury, Gloucester have confirmed.

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Welsh ace closes in on return

Ospreys say they are confident that winger Shane Williams will be available for Ospreys in Friday's Magners League game with Munster.

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McGeechan fumes at EPS ruling

Wasps chief Ian McGeechan believes the rules governing how many club games that England players can play need to be looked at.

More: McGeechan fumes at EPS ruling |

Rennie out for season

Edinburgh flanker Ross Rennie will miss the rest of the season after undergoing his second knee operation in nine months.

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Cueto upbeat over England future

Mark Cueto is in line for an England recall when the Six Nations squad is revealed by Martin Johnson in two weeks time.

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Worsley back for England

Flanker Joe Worsley has a chance to resurrect his international career after being called up into England's Elite Player Squad.

More: Worsley back for England |

Gatland raises Six Nations stakes

Warren Gatland has told his Wales players to relish the challenge of being installed RBS Six Nations favourites.

More: Gatland raises Six Nations stakes |

Lock could be downed after citing

Leicester lock Martin Corry has been cited for an incident involving Ospreys hooker Richard Hibbard in Saturday's Heineken Cup tie.

More: Lock could be downed after citing |

England suffer further Six Nations blow

Leicester flanker Lewis Moody looks set to miss the entire Six Nations campaign after suffering an ankle injury on Thursday.

More: England suffer further Six Nations blow |

England announce prop change

Leicester prop Julian White has been called into the England elite squad for the Six Nations as a replacement for Bath's Matt Stevens.

More: England announce prop change |

Guscott shocked by Stevens

Former England international Jeremy Guscott has blamed drug use in rugby on the physical demands put on the sport's elite players.

More: Guscott shocked by Stevens |

Stevens banned from competitions

Bath and England prop Matt Stevens has been suspended from all competitions after testing positive for a banned substance.

More: Stevens banned from competitions |

Gatland waits on full-back news

Wales full-back Lee Byrne will have a scan on his injured ankle on Sunday, a problem that could see him miss the Six Nations opener.

More: Gatland waits on full-back news |

Jones happy with All Black signing

Saracens chief Eddie Jones believes the signing of New Zealand scrum-half Justin Marshall is a major coup for the club.

More: Jones happy with All Black signing |

McGeechan opts for waiting game

British Lions coach Ian McGeechan has decided to scrap plans to name a preliminary squad of 60-65 players for the tour to South Africa.

More: McGeechan opts for waiting game |

Johnson returns Cueto and Tindall

Mark Cueto and Mike Tindall have been recalled by England manager Martin Johnson for the 2009 RBS Six Nations.

More: Johnson returns Cueto and Tindall |

Sale star agrees France move

Scotland flanker Jason White has announced that he will leave Sale at the end of the season to join Clermont Auvergne.

More: Sale star agrees France move |

Wasps want Haskell to stay

Wasps will reject a £300,000-a-year megabucks offer from French giants Stade Francais for England star James Haskell, reports claim.

More: Wasps want Haskell to stay |

Achilles injury ends Vainikolo's season

Tongan powerhouse Lesley Vainikolo will miss the rest of the season because of a serious Achilles injury, Gloucester have confirmed.

More: Achilles injury ends Vainikolo's season |

Welsh ace closes in on return

Ospreys say they are confident that winger Shane Williams will be available for Ospreys in Friday's Magners League game with Munster.

More: Welsh ace closes in on return |

McGeechan fumes at EPS ruling

Wasps chief Ian McGeechan believes the rules governing how many club games that England players can play need to be looked at.

More: McGeechan fumes at EPS ruling |

Rennie out for season

Edinburgh flanker Ross Rennie will miss the rest of the season after undergoing his second knee operation in nine months.

More: Rennie out for season |

Cueto upbeat over England future

Mark Cueto is in line for an England recall when the Six Nations squad is revealed by Martin Johnson in two weeks time.

More: Cueto upbeat over England future |

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