Rugby Union: October 2009 Archives

Injury woe for Tindall

Mike Tindall has added to England coach Martin Johnson's problems after limping out of Gloucester's 28-23 Premiership defeat at Sale.

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Gatland brands Guinness Premiership 'weak'

Wales coach Warren Gatland has stunned Guinness Premiership officials by branding the competition "the weakest I've ever seen".

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White and Easter add to England's woes

Prop Julian White has been ruled out of England's autumn internationals with a hamstring injury, while Nick Easter has a calf problem.

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Wilko a better player now

Jonny Wilkinson feels he is a better player now than when he was part of the 2003 World Cup side despite his catalogue of injuries.

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Shaw sets comeback target

Simon Shaw is hoping to return from a fractured metatarsal in time for England's final autumn Test against New Zealand on November 21.

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Wales warned over scrum-half's recovery

Wales have been hit by the news Mike Phillips' ankle injury may take 16 weeks to heal which will rule him out of the autumn Tests.

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Leicester reject winger swoop

Leicester Tigers have played down talk of a move for former Australia winger Lote Tuqiri, who is currently a free agent.

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Mortlock targets Ireland return

Stirling Mortlock has said he hopes to be back from a torn calf muscle when Australia play Ireland on November 13.

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All Blacks coaches in job swap scheme

The New Zealand coaching staff is set to swap jobs in a bid to shake things up within the squad as they prepare to tour Europe.

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Sheridan out of autumn Tests

Andrew Sheridan has been ruled out of the autumn Tests after dislocating his shoulder in Sale's victory over Cardiff on Friday evening.

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Boer set for Gloucester return

Former captain Jake Boer is set for a sensational return to Gloucester after penning a short-term deal with the club.

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Wilko loving the French life

Jonny Wilkinson admitted he sees life in France as a "new beginning" after helping Toulon beat Saracens in the European Challenge Cup.

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Leinster plot star's 12-week ban appeal

Leinster have confirmed they will appeal against flanker Shane Jennings' 12-week ban for eye-gouging.

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Full-back blow for Wales

Lee Byrne has been ruled out of Wales' autumn international campaign after suffering ligament damage in his right foot.

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Eye injury admission from Borthwick

England captain Steve Borthwick said he feared he had lost sight in his right eye after being kicked by Gloucester hooker Olivier Azam.

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Meehan extends bath stay

Bath head coach Steve Meehan has pledged his future to the club by penning a two-year extension to his current deal.

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Injury hits duo's England hopes

England coach Martin Johnson has been hit by the news injured Wasps duo Danny Cipriani and Tom Rees are out of the autumn Test series.

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Sarries scrape past Falcons

Saracens chief Brendan Venter was relieved to see his side beat Newcastle on Sunday despite a below-par performance.

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Johnson on rolling replacements call

England boss Martin Johnson admits the introduction of rugby league-style rolling replacements could be "inevitable" in union.

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Injury woe for Tindall

Mike Tindall has added to England coach Martin Johnson's problems after limping out of Gloucester's 28-23 Premiership defeat at Sale.

More: Injury woe for Tindall |

Gatland brands Guinness Premiership 'weak'

Wales coach Warren Gatland has stunned Guinness Premiership officials by branding the competition "the weakest I've ever seen".

More: Gatland brands Guinness Premiership 'weak' |

White and Easter add to England's woes

Prop Julian White has been ruled out of England's autumn internationals with a hamstring injury, while Nick Easter has a calf problem.

More: White and Easter add to England's woes |

Wilko a better player now

Jonny Wilkinson feels he is a better player now than when he was part of the 2003 World Cup side despite his catalogue of injuries.

More: Wilko a better player now |

Shaw sets comeback target

Simon Shaw is hoping to return from a fractured metatarsal in time for England's final autumn Test against New Zealand on November 21.

More: Shaw sets comeback target |

Wales warned over scrum-half's recovery

Wales have been hit by the news Mike Phillips' ankle injury may take 16 weeks to heal which will rule him out of the autumn Tests.

More: Wales warned over scrum-half's recovery |

Leicester reject winger swoop

Leicester Tigers have played down talk of a move for former Australia winger Lote Tuqiri, who is currently a free agent.

More: Leicester reject winger swoop |

Mortlock targets Ireland return

Stirling Mortlock has said he hopes to be back from a torn calf muscle when Australia play Ireland on November 13.

More: Mortlock targets Ireland return |

All Blacks coaches in job swap scheme

The New Zealand coaching staff is set to swap jobs in a bid to shake things up within the squad as they prepare to tour Europe.

More: All Blacks coaches in job swap scheme |

Sheridan out of autumn Tests

Andrew Sheridan has been ruled out of the autumn Tests after dislocating his shoulder in Sale's victory over Cardiff on Friday evening.

More: Sheridan out of autumn Tests |

Boer set for Gloucester return

Former captain Jake Boer is set for a sensational return to Gloucester after penning a short-term deal with the club.

More: Boer set for Gloucester return |

Wilko loving the French life

Jonny Wilkinson admitted he sees life in France as a "new beginning" after helping Toulon beat Saracens in the European Challenge Cup.

More: Wilko loving the French life |

Leinster plot star's 12-week ban appeal

Leinster have confirmed they will appeal against flanker Shane Jennings' 12-week ban for eye-gouging.

More: Leinster plot star's 12-week ban appeal |

Full-back blow for Wales

Lee Byrne has been ruled out of Wales' autumn international campaign after suffering ligament damage in his right foot.

More: Full-back blow for Wales |

Eye injury admission from Borthwick

England captain Steve Borthwick said he feared he had lost sight in his right eye after being kicked by Gloucester hooker Olivier Azam.

More: Eye injury admission from Borthwick |

Meehan extends bath stay

Bath head coach Steve Meehan has pledged his future to the club by penning a two-year extension to his current deal.

More: Meehan extends bath stay |

Injury hits duo's England hopes

England coach Martin Johnson has been hit by the news injured Wasps duo Danny Cipriani and Tom Rees are out of the autumn Test series.

More: Injury hits duo's England hopes |

Sarries scrape past Falcons

Saracens chief Brendan Venter was relieved to see his side beat Newcastle on Sunday despite a below-par performance.

More: Sarries scrape past Falcons |

Johnson on rolling replacements call

England boss Martin Johnson admits the introduction of rugby league-style rolling replacements could be "inevitable" in union.

More: Johnson on rolling replacements call |

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