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BBC: Gatland demands final Test glory
Assistant coach Warren Gatland says the British and Irish Lions must win the third Test against South Africa on Saturday, even though the series has been lost.
BBC: Burger denies being 'rugby thug'
South African Schalk Burger says he is "not a rugby thug" after being banned for eight games following the eye-gouging incident against the British and Irish Lions.
BBC: Monye eyes final Test redemption
Lions winger Ugo Monye says he is determined to make the most of his second chance in Saturday's third Test against South Africa.
BBC: Gloucester front row duo to stay
Gloucester hooker Olivier Azam and Scotland prop Alasdair Dickinson will sign new deals, BBC Gloucestershire understands.
BBC: Azam to sign new Gloucester deal
Gloucester hooker Olivier Azam and Scotland prop Alasdair Dickinson will sign new deals, BBC Gloucestershire understands.
Sportnetwork: Worcester's Horsman set to turn to refereeing
In rugby circles the irony will escape no-one, erstwhile Worcester enforcer and part-time bad-boy Chris Horsman will try to stay in the game – as a referee. The 32-year-old admitted defeat in his battle to overcome a persistent neck problem yesterday when he announced his retirement from the sport that brought him a fearsome reputation and 14 c ...
Sportnetwork: Moseley playing their part in Gloucester's production line
Eight of Moseley’s dual registered cordon have signed senior deals with parent club Gloucester. Half backs Jordi Pasqualin and Tristan Roberts, outside backs Charlie Sharples and Henry Trinder and back five forward Dan Williams have all been promoted to the Cherry and Whites’ first team squad. They are joined by prop Yann Thomas, ...
BBC: Wales skipper Jones declared fit
Wales skipper Ryan Jones is declared fit after being ruled out of the Lions tour in June with concussion.
Sportnetwork: Warrior Limericks
Warrior Limericks Many thanks to Lawrence and Rosemary Threadgold for sending these, there are more but I am sure some of you can come up with a few of your own!! A faithful scrum-half name of Powell, Decided to throw in the towel. Now he’s hung up his hat, We’ll all miss our Matt, But we’ll still c ...
BBC: Bowe switches to centre for Lions
Ireland's Tommy Bowe switches from the wing to centre for Saturday's third Test between the Lions and South Africa in Johannesburg.
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·Gatland demands final Test glory
Assistant coach Warren Gatland says the British and Irish Lions must win the "dead" third Test against South Africa on Saturday.
·Burger denies being 'rugby thug'
South African Schalk Burger says he is "not a rugby thug" after being banned for eight games following the eye-gouging incident againstthe British and Irish Lions.
·Smit worried by Botha precedent
South Africa captain John Smit fears the long-term implications for the sport after Bakkies Botha's two-week ban for dangerous charging.
·Newcastle sign South African Bobo
Newcastle Falcons sign Springbok centre Gcobani Bobo on a two-year deal.
·Monye eyes final Test redemption
Lions winger Ugo Monye says he is determined to make the most of his second chance in Saturday's third Test against South Africa.
·Lions Test debuts for English duo
Riki Flutey and Joe Worsley will start against South Africa on Saturday as the injury-hit British and Irish Lions make a host of changes for the third Test.
·Wales skipper Jones declared fit
Wales skipper Ryan Jones is declared fit after being ruled out of the Lions tour in June with concussion.
·Gouging penalties to be reviewed
The International Rugby Board is to examine the rules about penalties for eye-gouging in the aftermath of the recent incident involving South Africa's Schalk Burger.
·Azam to sign new Gloucester deal
Gloucester hooker Olivier Azam and Scotland prop Alasdair Dickinson will sign new deals, BBC Gloucestershire understands.
·Vickery backed to take on 'Beast'
Phil Vickery is backed to rise to the "huge psychological challenge" of locking horns again with Tendai "The Beast" Mtawarira.

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·Can Gloucester prove the doubters wrong in 2009-10?
The Gloucester squad is as big as it’s going to get, and many fans will be disappointed with that. But it’s worth remembering that a year ago there was great anticipation ahead of the new season, and look what happened then. We had a squad bursting with talent, international galore and players with great pedigrees … and they got us absolutely nothing, apart from frustration and failure.
·Steve's Blog - The Curse Of Uncontested Scrums
Indeed I would suggest that one of the most dangerous points occur when a semi-exhausted man, who has been battling away for seventy minutes, suddenly finds himself confronted by a testosterone-fuelled replacement who has been kicking his heels on the bench for over an hour. Theauthorities turn a blind eye to that one.
·Worcester's Horsman set to turn to refereeing
In rugby circles the irony will escape no-one, erstwhile Worcester enforcer and part-time bad-boy Chris Horsman will try to stay in the game – as a referee. The 32-year-old admitted defeat in his battle to overcome a persistent neck problem yesterday when he announced his retirement from the sport that brought him a fearsome reputation and 14 caps for Wales.
·Moseley playing their part in Gloucester's production line
Eight of Moseley’s dual registered cordon have signed senior deals with parent club Gloucester. Half backs Jordi Pasqualin and Tristan Roberts, outside backs Charlie Sharples and Henry Trinder and back five forward Dan Williams have all been promoted to the Cherry and Whites’ first team squad. They are joined by prop Yann Thomas, who made a handful of appearance for Ian Smith’s men last
·Players Leaving 2009.
Players leaving Tigers – Season 08/09 Martin Corry, MBE Cozza waved goodbye to his “Home” crowd at the end Bath GP Semi-Final ending, temporally hopefully, a twelve year association with the Tigers and bring the curtain down on playing career that included:
·Warrior Limericks
Warrior Limericks Many thanks to Lawrence and Rosemary Threadgold for sending these, there are more but I am sure some of you can come up with a few of your own!! A faithful scrum-half name of Powell, Decided to throw in the towel. Now he’s hung up his hat, We’ll all miss our Matt, But we’ll still cheer a nine, name of Powell.
·Open Heart SurJerry
Beefy reports on an attritional day. A new nickname for R4C, a tactical Wimbledon update, a Mexican wave attempt and plenty more. Cheers Beefy.
·Janet Is One Hot Lady - Lord's Day 2
Auntie Janet reports on a scortcher at Lord's - Day 2 of the match between Middlesex and Surrey. To be honest, it sounds like the weather was more scortching than the cricket, but you'll read a detailed report of Middlesex's chase for the fourth batting point and also learn about Janet's heat management and gadget management techniques. An MTWD classic - many thanks, Janet.
·An Ace Day With The Bat
Another first for MTWD, as Jonathan Winsky reports for the first time. We learn a little about Jonathan's day and a lot about events on the field. It was a gritty day of cricket which Jonathan describes admirably. All you need to know and more besides. Many thanks, Jonathan.
·Back to the BIG stuff
The Championship returns to HQ as we welcome Yorkshire hoping to redsress their Headingley defeat at our hands. We also welcome Andrew Richard Caddick back after half a season watching from the injury couch. Will this be a swansong to remember ? Those of us who appreciate thecontribution of this remarkable sportsman really hope so.

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·Aussies drop Smith for vital game
Australia flanker George Smith has been left out of the team for Saturday's must-win clash against New Zealand.
·Pivac to coach Fiji at World Cup
New Zealander Wayne Pivac will coach Fiji at next year's Rugby World Cup after the Fiji Rugby Union rejected calls for his sacking.
·Springboks struggle with injuries
Andre Pretorius and Danie Rossouw are the latest injury worries for South Africa ahead of their Tri-Nations home stand.
·RFU closer to elite post decision
The RFU could name their elite director of rugby this week, with Rob Andrew and Sir Clive Woodward in the running.
·Varndell out regain England spot
Leicester's Tom Varndell says he is determined to show he is worth a place in England's senior squad.
·Tigers 'courting' NZ star Mauger
Leicester Tigers have shown an interest in New Zealand centre Aaron Mauger,according to the player's agent.
·Canada book Wales RWC clash
Canada beat United States 56-7 to book a World Cup berth against Wales, Australia and Fiji.
·Sailor rejects drugs-ban appeal
Wendell Sailor decides not to appeal over a two-year ban for testing positive for cocaine.
·"Rob Andrew's a well-rounded individual with experience in the international game" - FP
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