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London Irish name side to play Harlequins in LDH

1 decade ago by London Irish

London Irish captain George Skivington will lead his side out at Twickenham tomorrow afternoon as they open their Aviva Premiership campaign against Harlequins in the London Double Header (kick-off 4 30pm).

London Irish name side to play Harlequins in LDH

1 decade ago by London Irish

London Irish captain George Skivington will lead his side out at Twickenham tomorrow afternoon as they open their Aviva Premiership campaign against Harlequins in the London Double Header (kick-off 4 30pm).

Yarde Makes senior debut for Harlequins

1 decade ago by Harlequins

Harlequins has announced the squad to play London Irish at Twickenham Stadium in Round 1 of the Aviva Premiership in the second game of the London Double Header tomorrow, kick-off 16:30 (live on BT Sport).

Owen Farrell: Being loud is part of my game

1 decade ago by The Guardian

Englands young half-back is excited by the challenge of the new Premiership season and the forthcoming home World CupOn a late afternoon at the end of summer, with this weekends start of a new rugby season...

London Welsh hand out nine debuts

1 decade ago by ESPN Scrum

The new Aviva Premiership season kicks off on Friday evening with champions Northampton Saints hosting Gloucester at Franklin's Gardens and the attention then swiftly moves to Saturday with the annual...

Gustard backs Fraser for England

1 decade ago by Belfast Telegraph: Rugby

05 September 2014Fraser has returned to full fitness after nine months battling foot and ankle ligament damage, packing on muscle during his recovery. The 24-year-old was pushing for...

Aviva Premiership 2014/2015: Round 1 Predictions

1 decade ago by The Rugby Blog

All the weekend teams can be found here. Northampton vs Gloucester RugbyTwo contrasting summers add more intrigue to what always tends to be an exciting encounter anyway. The Saints side has a hugely...

New skills coach Darren Edwards dazzled by Bath Rugby's potential

1 decade ago by Bath Chronicle

Bath Rugby’s bright young talent have already made their mark on new first-team coach Darren Edwards. Former Newport Gwent Dragons boss Edwards was the man Bath turned to plug the gap in their coaching...

Humphreys latest member of green lobby

1 decade ago by The Times

New director of rugby at Gloucester joins countrymen in making mark across the Irish Sea, writes Owen SlotThe trend in Europe, for some time, has been to go Kiwi. The Kiwi coaches are everywhere. ...

Luke Narraway: Ive grown up in farms, butchers shops and abattoirs

1 decade ago by The Guardian

The London Irish flanker on his huge appetite for snails, his love of Mario Balotelli and the French equivalent of being paddledHello, Luke. Good to see you back in the hood with London Irish after two...