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The Rugby Football Union at 150

Online Sports Editor Harry Scott-Munro looks at the history of the Rugby Football Union, as rugby’s first governing body celebrates it’s 150th birthday.

Jan 26, 2021 By Harry Scott-Munro Filed Under: Sport, Rugby, Sport Editorial Tagged With: England Rugby, RFU, blackheath, Pall Mall Restaurant, 150 years

The Remarkable Story Behind Marine AFC

Henry Hood looks at some of the numbers behind the biggest mismatch in FA Cup history.

Jan 25, 2021 By Sport Filed Under: Sport, Football Tagged With: Tottenham Hotspur, FA Cup, Footballl, marine fc

Ringfence the Premiership? Time to Think Again

Harry Scott-Munro puts forward the case to continue with promotion and relegation from the top flight of English rugby.

Jan 24, 2021 By Harry Scott-Munro Filed Under: Sport, Rugby Tagged With: Harlequins, relegation, promotion, Exeter Cheifs, Gallagher Premiership, ealing trailfinders

Is This Summer Set to be the Best Ever for Sport?

Joe Anthony takes a look at some of the major sporting events to take place this summer. Could it be the biggest and best yet?

Jan 22, 2021 By Joe Anthony Filed Under: Sport, Global Tagged With: South Africa, Wembley, Lions, springboks, Euro 2020

Autumn Nations Cup Review

Joshua Hughes reviews the 2020 Autumn Nations Cup and how each team fared in an imperfect tournament for an imperfect year.

Dec 18, 2020 By Sport Filed Under: Sport, Rugby Tagged With: England Rugby, Scotland Rugby, Wales Rugby, Ireland Rugby, Italy Rugby, Georgia, autumn nations cup, france rugby, Fiji

Christmas Comes Early with the Return of Community Rugby

Christmas Comes Early with the Return of Community Rugby Online Sports Editor Elise Hamersley takes a look at the RFU’s recent announcement regarding the upcoming return of community rugby and law variations. After nearly 9 months of slow, staged return, the RFU recently announced the restart of 15-a-side community rugby from the 18th of December. Following […]

Dec 18, 2020 By Elise Hamersley Filed Under: Sport, Local, Rugby Tagged With: Rugby, Community, grassroots, sports, RFU, covid-19

Diego Maradona: The Loss of a Legend

Jack Walton remembers the remarkable Diego Maradona, after his untimely death at 60 years old.

Dec 4, 2020 By Jack Walton Filed Under: Sport, Football, Global Tagged With: Argentina, Diego Maradona, hand of god

ATP World Tour Finals Review

Online Sport Editor Harry Scott-Munro looks back at the iconic moments from the ATP World Tour Finals time in London.

Dec 4, 2020 By Harry Scott-Munro Filed Under: Sport, Tennis Tagged With: Andy Murray, London, Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic, O2 Arena, Rafael Nadal, ATP World Tour Finals, Davydenko

Grosjean Miracle Puts F1 Safety to the Fore

Online Sport Editor Harry Scott-Munro looks at how Romain Grosjean miraculously survived his horrific accident at the Bahrain GP.

Dec 1, 2020 By Harry Scott-Munro Filed Under: Sport, F1/Motorsport, Global Tagged With: F1, safety, Romain Grosjean, Halo, Bahrain, charlie whiting

Gallagher Premiership 2020/21: Preview

Print Sport Editor Nick Powell previews the Gallagher Premiership Rugby season, which gets underway on Friday with Exeter Chiefs visiting Harlequins. After the 2019/20 season was dragged kicking and screaming towards its conclusion, it was hard not to be impressed with the way the Premiership’s authorities had managed the final 9 rounds of action. Sure, […]

Nov 19, 2020 By Nick Powell Filed Under: Sport, Exeter Chiefs, Rugby Tagged With: Exeter Chiefs, Rugby Union, Premiership

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