ALAN SHEARER’S daughter Hollie put on a leggy display as she enjoyed a desert holiday alongside England rugby boyfriend Joe Marchant.
D4mo78 wrote:
I don't understand people sing we won't win anything, it's not like we're Cas or Salford. Our starting 13 should be competing every week, and we've actually got some decent squad depth.
TimmySmith wrote:
Correct, we're playing Hunslet ARLFC not the League One Hunslet RLFC. Some good players in their side but not one even our reserves would struggle against IMO.
Noticed ex Trinity Ben Shulver is a starting prop for them.
The Munster squad are continuing preparations at the HPC ahead of Friday’s URC round 10 clash against Scarlets at Parc y Scarlets (7.35pm, live on TG4 & Premier Sports). There is good news for Cian...
MadDogg wrote:
Its certainly not ideal but so far at least there are no injuries that should last beyond late April/May. Plus whilst unfortunate, injuries are usually the main facilitator to younger players getting their chance and breaking through.
Pontypridd RFC are delighted to announce that both Tommy David and Jack Bayliss have been awarded life membership with the Club. Both men have served Pontypridd RFC with distinction over many decades...
Rogues Gallery wrote:
I was speaking to Kyle Amor last year when he was playing at Widnes and just after Eckersley has played a couple of games there. The conversation came round to what was Eckerleys best position as I wasn't sure if he was a fullback, winger or centre.
There are different tiers of competition that clubs have qualified into by virtue of their playing record after games on the 16 December. You can read more here. View the draw here. Rounds will take place on the following dates...
sally cinnamon wrote:
We are good at self promotion and hyping ourselves up every year.
Then when the season starts its the same old underwhelming story on the field.
THE Tuilagi name is an instantly recognisable dynasty in world rugby.
Six brothers and one nephew became professional, but despite being born in Samoa, their international caps span across THREE different countries.
