Rugby Union: February 2010 Archives

Scots rue missed opportunities

Andy Robinson has blamed Scotland's poor start for their surprising 16-12 defeat to Italy in the Six Nations on Saturday.

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Johnson calls for Scots revenge

Martin Johnson has called on his England side to take the frustrations of Saturday's defeat to Ireland out on Scotland in two weeks.

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Gatland felt Wales should have won

Coach Warren Gatland believes Wales contributed to their own downfall after losing 26-20 to France in the Six Nations on Friday night.

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Care excited by England future

Scrum-half Danny Care believes England are close to getting things right and positive try-scoring rugby will follow.

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Wales have plans for Bastareaud

Wales coach Warren Gatland has questioned the fitness of France centre Mathieu Bastareaud ahead of Friday's Six Nations clash.

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Bern backs Irish decision

Leinster's former Australia A centre Shaun Bern believes new boy Johnny Sexton deserves his place in the Ireland team.

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Ireland will be confident - Easter

England No.8 Nick Easter has warned his team-mates that Ireland will fancy their chances of a win at Twickenham this weekend.

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Northampton confirm Clark swoop

Leeds Carnegie's highly-rated flanker Calum Clark will join Guinness Premiership rivals Northampton at the end of the season.

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Wilkinson keeps his shirt

Jonny Wilkinson has kept his place in the England XV for the Six Nations clash against champions Ireland on Saturday at Twickenham.

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Hartley commits to Northampton

Dylan Hartley said there was "never any danger" of him not signing a new contract with Guinness Premiership title-chasers Northampton.

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Cipriani stays focussed

Wasps director of rugby Tony Hanks was full of praise for Danny Cipriani whose three penalties helped Wasps beat Saracens 9-0.

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Melbourne switch can boost my career - Cipriani

Danny Cipriani has said his decision to join Melbourne Rebels will hamper his England career, but hopes it will help him in the future.

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Wasps winger agrees French move

French club Toulon have snapped up Wasps' England winger Paul Sackey on a two-year deal from next season.

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Johnson jumps to Wilkinson defence

Team manager Martin Johnson has described criticism of England fly-half Jonny Wilkinson as "disappointing and surprising".

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Irish ponder Flannery ban options

Ireland hooker Jerry Flannery will miss the rest of the Six Nations campaign after receiving a six-week ban.

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Wales star Jones ruled out

Wales second row forward Alun Wyn Jones has been ruled out of the rest of the Six Nations with an elbow injury.

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Wales axe for Powell

Back-row Andy Powell has been dropped by Wales over his drink-drive charge allegedly involving a golf buggy.

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Johnson unhappy with England finishing

England manager Martin Johnson feels his side should have beaten Italy by more points in the Six Nations and lacked a cutting edge.

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Neck op for Scots winger Evans

Scotland winger Thom Evans required neck surgery after being injured during the 31-24 Six Nations defeat to Wales on Saturday.

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Johnson open to Cipriani return

England manager Martin Johnson has not closed the door on Danny Cipriani and believes he still wants to play for England.

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Jonny battling to beat the clock

Jonny Wilkinson has revealed that he is now in a personal race against time to taste more success with England.

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England centre set for Italian job

England are set to be boosted by Riki Flutey's quick return to the side from a dead leg for the Six Nations clash with Italy.

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Jenkins "looking good" for return

Wales prop Gethin Jenkins is winning his fitness battle to face Scotland in Cardiff on Saturday, says physiotherapist Mark Davies.

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Wales win a 'good start' - Johnson

Martin Johnson has praised his England side for not succumbing to a Wales fightback in Saturday's 30-17 win at Twickenham.

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Armitage has the 'golden key'

England full-back Delon Armitage intends to unlock the Wales defence with a 'golden key' in their opening Six Nations clash.

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New laws concern Williams

Wales flanker Martyn Williams feels new laws regarding the tackle area could lead to some confusion in the upcoming Six Nations.

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Tuqiri quits Leicester for league return

Lote Tuqiri has left rugby union side Leicester to sign a three-year deal with Australian National Rugby League side West Tigers.

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Chabal out of Six Nations opener

French man mountain Sebastien Chabal will miss Les Bleus' Six Nations opener against Scotland because of a back injury.

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Scots rue missed opportunities

Andy Robinson has blamed Scotland's poor start for their surprising 16-12 defeat to Italy in the Six Nations on Saturday.

More: Scots rue missed opportunities |

Johnson calls for Scots revenge

Martin Johnson has called on his England side to take the frustrations of Saturday's defeat to Ireland out on Scotland in two weeks.

More: Johnson calls for Scots revenge |

Gatland felt Wales should have won

Coach Warren Gatland believes Wales contributed to their own downfall after losing 26-20 to France in the Six Nations on Friday night.

More: Gatland felt Wales should have won |

Care excited by England future

Scrum-half Danny Care believes England are close to getting things right and positive try-scoring rugby will follow.

More: Care excited by England future |

Wales have plans for Bastareaud

Wales coach Warren Gatland has questioned the fitness of France centre Mathieu Bastareaud ahead of Friday's Six Nations clash.

More: Wales have plans for Bastareaud |

Bern backs Irish decision

Leinster's former Australia A centre Shaun Bern believes new boy Johnny Sexton deserves his place in the Ireland team.

More: Bern backs Irish decision |

Ireland will be confident - Easter

England No.8 Nick Easter has warned his team-mates that Ireland will fancy their chances of a win at Twickenham this weekend.

More: Ireland will be confident - Easter |

Northampton confirm Clark swoop

Leeds Carnegie's highly-rated flanker Calum Clark will join Guinness Premiership rivals Northampton at the end of the season.

More: Northampton confirm Clark swoop |

Wilkinson keeps his shirt

Jonny Wilkinson has kept his place in the England XV for the Six Nations clash against champions Ireland on Saturday at Twickenham.

More: Wilkinson keeps his shirt |

Hartley commits to Northampton

Dylan Hartley said there was "never any danger" of him not signing a new contract with Guinness Premiership title-chasers Northampton.

More: Hartley commits to Northampton |

Cipriani stays focussed

Wasps director of rugby Tony Hanks was full of praise for Danny Cipriani whose three penalties helped Wasps beat Saracens 9-0.

More: Cipriani stays focussed |

Melbourne switch can boost my career - Cipriani

Danny Cipriani has said his decision to join Melbourne Rebels will hamper his England career, but hopes it will help him in the future.

More: Melbourne switch can boost my career - Cipriani |

Wasps winger agrees French move

French club Toulon have snapped up Wasps' England winger Paul Sackey on a two-year deal from next season.

More: Wasps winger agrees French move |

Johnson jumps to Wilkinson defence

Team manager Martin Johnson has described criticism of England fly-half Jonny Wilkinson as "disappointing and surprising".

More: Johnson jumps to Wilkinson defence |

Irish ponder Flannery ban options

Ireland hooker Jerry Flannery will miss the rest of the Six Nations campaign after receiving a six-week ban.

More: Irish ponder Flannery ban options |

Wales star Jones ruled out

Wales second row forward Alun Wyn Jones has been ruled out of the rest of the Six Nations with an elbow injury.

More: Wales star Jones ruled out |

Wales axe for Powell

Back-row Andy Powell has been dropped by Wales over his drink-drive charge allegedly involving a golf buggy.

More: Wales axe for Powell |

Johnson unhappy with England finishing

England manager Martin Johnson feels his side should have beaten Italy by more points in the Six Nations and lacked a cutting edge.

More: Johnson unhappy with England finishing |

Neck op for Scots winger Evans

Scotland winger Thom Evans required neck surgery after being injured during the 31-24 Six Nations defeat to Wales on Saturday.

More: Neck op for Scots winger Evans |

Johnson open to Cipriani return

England manager Martin Johnson has not closed the door on Danny Cipriani and believes he still wants to play for England.

More: Johnson open to Cipriani return |

Jonny battling to beat the clock

Jonny Wilkinson has revealed that he is now in a personal race against time to taste more success with England.

More: Jonny battling to beat the clock |

England centre set for Italian job

England are set to be boosted by Riki Flutey's quick return to the side from a dead leg for the Six Nations clash with Italy.

More: England centre set for Italian job |

Jenkins "looking good" for return

Wales prop Gethin Jenkins is winning his fitness battle to face Scotland in Cardiff on Saturday, says physiotherapist Mark Davies.

More: Jenkins "looking good" for return |

Wales win a 'good start' - Johnson

Martin Johnson has praised his England side for not succumbing to a Wales fightback in Saturday's 30-17 win at Twickenham.

More: Wales win a 'good start' - Johnson |

Armitage has the 'golden key'

England full-back Delon Armitage intends to unlock the Wales defence with a 'golden key' in their opening Six Nations clash.

More: Armitage has the 'golden key' |

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