Rugby Union: April 2009 Archives

Holley warns of Henson 'risk'

Gavin Henson should not travel with Wales for their summer tour to north America, Ospreys coach Sean Holley has advised.

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Borthwick 'disappointed' by snub

A "very disappointed" Steve Borthwick says he had "no contact" with the British and Irish Lions about being put on the stand-by list.

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Balshaw seals Biarritz deal

Iain Balshaw has joined the exodus of English players moving to France and will leave Gloucester for Biarritz at the end of the season.

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McGeechan stalls on O'Leary replacement

Coach Ian McGeechan has revealed that he will not rush into naming Tomas O'Leary's replacement for the British and Ireland Lions tour.

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Injury agony for Munster's O'Leary

Tomas O'Leary suffered a broken ankle on Friday which has ruled him out of the British and Irish Lions tour of South Africa.

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Omissions admission from de Villiers

Peter de Villiers says he is "surprised" that the Lions ignored the England, Scotland and Wales captains for the tour of South Africa.

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O'Connell demands team ethic

Paul O'Connell has demanded the Lions stand together as a unit when they face world champions South Africa this summer.

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Jones told take snub 'on the chin'

Warren Gatland has insisted Wales skipper Ryan Jones did not deserve a place in the 37-man Lions squad on current form.

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England ace gets surprise Lions call

England second row Simon Shaw is the surprise name in the British and Irish Lions squad, while Paul O'Connell will captain the side.

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Ryan happy with new recruit

Gloucester coach Dean Ryan feels new signing Seru Rabeni will add strength to his squad as they look to improve next season.

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Cockerill thrilled by challenge

Richard Cockerill has said he is relishing the challenge of taking on "one of the biggest jobs in rugby" at Leicester.

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Falcons swoop for Hudson

Newcastle head coach Steve Bates believes new signing James Hudson will be a quality addition to the Falcons squad.

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Lineen makes case for Robinson

Sean Lineen has pulled out of the Scotland running and put forward Andy Robinson for the head coach vacancy.

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Three complete Saracens swoop

Saracens have announced the triple signing of Richard Skuse, Kevin Barrett and Michael Horak for next season.

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Wilko's Lions woe

Newcastle director of rugby Steve Bates believes it is unlikely Jonny Wilkinson will be selected for the Lions tour of South Africa.

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Hull backs side to come straight back up

Bristol coach Paul Hull feels his side can bounce straight back after relegation from the Guinness Premiership was sealed on Saturday.

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Scots search for Hadden replacement

Former England coach Andy Robinson is among the early contenders to replace Frank Hadden, who stepped down as Scotland's head coach.

More: Scots search for Hadden replacement |

Ten-try Quins hit the summit

Harlequins grabbed 10 tries as they thrashed Worcester 60-14 at the Stoop on Wednesday evening to go top of the Guiness Premiership.

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Henson a worry for Lions

Gavin Henson has been ruled out for six weeks with an ankle injury and could miss the British and Irish Lions tour of South Africa.

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Holley warns of Henson 'risk'

Gavin Henson should not travel with Wales for their summer tour to north America, Ospreys coach Sean Holley has advised.

More: Holley warns of Henson 'risk' |

Borthwick 'disappointed' by snub

A "very disappointed" Steve Borthwick says he had "no contact" with the British and Irish Lions about being put on the stand-by list.

More: Borthwick 'disappointed' by snub |

Balshaw seals Biarritz deal

Iain Balshaw has joined the exodus of English players moving to France and will leave Gloucester for Biarritz at the end of the season.

More: Balshaw seals Biarritz deal |

McGeechan stalls on O'Leary replacement

Coach Ian McGeechan has revealed that he will not rush into naming Tomas O'Leary's replacement for the British and Ireland Lions tour.

More: McGeechan stalls on O'Leary replacement |

Injury agony for Munster's O'Leary

Tomas O'Leary suffered a broken ankle on Friday which has ruled him out of the British and Irish Lions tour of South Africa.

More: Injury agony for Munster's O'Leary |

Omissions admission from de Villiers

Peter de Villiers says he is "surprised" that the Lions ignored the England, Scotland and Wales captains for the tour of South Africa.

More: Omissions admission from de Villiers |

O'Connell demands team ethic

Paul O'Connell has demanded the Lions stand together as a unit when they face world champions South Africa this summer.

More: O'Connell demands team ethic |

Jones told take snub 'on the chin'

Warren Gatland has insisted Wales skipper Ryan Jones did not deserve a place in the 37-man Lions squad on current form.

More: Jones told take snub 'on the chin' |

England ace gets surprise Lions call

England second row Simon Shaw is the surprise name in the British and Irish Lions squad, while Paul O'Connell will captain the side.

More: England ace gets surprise Lions call |

Ryan happy with new recruit

Gloucester coach Dean Ryan feels new signing Seru Rabeni will add strength to his squad as they look to improve next season.

More: Ryan happy with new recruit |

Cockerill thrilled by challenge

Richard Cockerill has said he is relishing the challenge of taking on "one of the biggest jobs in rugby" at Leicester.

More: Cockerill thrilled by challenge |

Falcons swoop for Hudson

Newcastle head coach Steve Bates believes new signing James Hudson will be a quality addition to the Falcons squad.

More: Falcons swoop for Hudson |

Lineen makes case for Robinson

Sean Lineen has pulled out of the Scotland running and put forward Andy Robinson for the head coach vacancy.

More: Lineen makes case for Robinson |

Three complete Saracens swoop

Saracens have announced the triple signing of Richard Skuse, Kevin Barrett and Michael Horak for next season.

More: Three complete Saracens swoop |

Wilko's Lions woe

Newcastle director of rugby Steve Bates believes it is unlikely Jonny Wilkinson will be selected for the Lions tour of South Africa.

More: Wilko's Lions woe |

Hull backs side to come straight back up

Bristol coach Paul Hull feels his side can bounce straight back after relegation from the Guinness Premiership was sealed on Saturday.

More: Hull backs side to come straight back up |

Scots search for Hadden replacement

Former England coach Andy Robinson is among the early contenders to replace Frank Hadden, who stepped down as Scotland's head coach.

More: Scots search for Hadden replacement |

Ten-try Quins hit the summit

Harlequins grabbed 10 tries as they thrashed Worcester 60-14 at the Stoop on Wednesday evening to go top of the Guiness Premiership.

More: Ten-try Quins hit the summit |

Henson a worry for Lions

Gavin Henson has been ruled out for six weeks with an ankle injury and could miss the British and Irish Lions tour of South Africa.

More: Henson a worry for Lions |

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