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Bath Rugby: Priestland, Faletau and Charteris will all tour New...

1 decade ago by Bath Chronicle

Three current or future Bath Rugby players will tour New Zealand with Wales this summer. Rhys Priestland, Luke Charteris and Taulupe Faletau are all in Warren Gatland's squad to take on the double and...

Warburton to lead Wales in New Zealand

1 decade ago by BBC Rugby News

Wales coach Warren Gatland names a 35-man squad, led by Sam Warburton, to face England and New Zealand this summer.

Maori All Blacks to take on Munster

1 decade ago by ESPN Scrum

Maori All Blacks to take on Munster

Farrell seeks to emulate Carter's calm

1 decade ago by Rugby 365

INTERVIEW: Owen Farrell said Dan Carter's "calm and control" are the qualities he most admires in his rival flyhalf as he prepares to face the All Blacks great in Saturday's Champions...

Munster To Play Maori All Blacks In November

1 decade ago by Irish Rugby News

Munster have confirmed that the province will take on the Maori All Blacks on Friday, November 11 at Thomond Park.

Munster confirm they will play Maori All Blacks in November

1 decade ago by Irish Independent

Munster have confirmed the Maori All Blacks will travel to Thomond Park this November.

Tuesday Morning Round Up

1 decade ago by Ultimate Rugby

Matfield bows out on a high noteThe curtain came down on legendary Springbok lock Victor Matfield’s rugby career this past weekend.Matfield played his final game for English club, Northampton Saints,...

Munster To Play Maori All Blacks

1 decade ago by Munster Rugby News

Munster Rugby are pleased to confirm that the province will take on the Maori All Blacks on Friday November 11th at Thomond Park.

Saracens’ Owen Farrell hopes to mimic cool Dan Carter in Champions Cup final

1 decade ago by The Guardian

• Farrell admires World Cup winner’s coolness under pressure• Saracens insist they will not attempt to target CarterOwen Farrell is hoping to emulate Dan Carter’s coolness under pressure when he...

Playing through pain is part of rugby’s culture, but where’s the line? | John Daniell

1 decade ago by The Guardian

The players’ union is right to warn about rugby’s demands – the game has got bigger and more explosive, and the health implications aren’t knownI felt queasy. It wasn’t the morphine. I was 32...