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United Rugby Championship strugglers Dragons have confirmed the names of the nine players leaving Rodney Parade at the end of the season.
Owen Farrell has been denied a return to international rugby next month as the planned World XV match versus France has been cancelled.
Ex-England midfielder Will Greenwood has revealed he is toying with the idea of getting into professional rugby coaching at the age of 51.
Former Munster and Pau No8 James Coughlan has been linked with a return to the game in France as the new sporting director of Biarritz.
Toulouse have been given a pre-Investec Champions Cup final headache as Santiago Chocobares must face a disciplinary hearing.
Sale have confirmed that Alex Sanderson had signed a three-year contract extension as the club’s director of rugby.
Former Springboks skipper Bobby Skinstad has given a riveting tell-all interview about his life and times, including his “very freaky” consultation with a psychic which he claims still haunts him to this day.
Something had to dramatically give and it did, the bragging rights emphatically going the way of now semi-final qualified Saracens.
Saracens have played down the limited role Billy Vunipola was given in their excellent 41-20 win at Bristol on Saturday.
Former Springboks skipper Bobby Skinstad has named his hardest man in rugby… and it's not the feared
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