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Bev Risman scores a spectacular try in the fourth Test against New Zealand

Brian Ashton: White-line fever too often ensures good intentions are wasted

Tackling The Issues

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(left to right) Powell: Brawl in west London bar - suspended by Wasps. Henson: Fights team-mates - suspended by Toulon. Armitage: Threatens to 'smash' drug tester - eight-week ban. Foden: Suspected criminal damage - night in police cells

Unhappy union: what has gone wrong with rugby?

Thursday, 21 April 2011

Chris Hewett: A game that once prided itself on behaviour on and off the field has fallen from grace. The reason? It's society's fault, say the RFU.

Peter Bills: Varying punishments for eye-gouging are baffling

Tuesday, 19 April 2011

Talking Rugby... When is an eye gouge not an eye gouge? Or to be more specific, when do the rugby authorities take a draconian approach to the offence and when do they feel more tolerant?

Ben Foden, it seems, had a few beers and kicked a taxi while Mark Cueto (right) pleaded guilty to making accidental contact with the eye area

Yes they were naughty boys but it's healthy we have an unspoken code

Sunday, 17 April 2011

David Flatman: I do not want to have my eyes gouged or genitals detached during a game.

Ruck and Maul: Saints go marching on as his Masters voice fails to lift Ulsterman

Sunday, 17 April 2011

Rugby supporters have nothing like the reputation of football's, though some may see Saracens as pushing the boundaries of antagonism by staging a "Gathering" before away matches – for example, yesterday, on what the London club called "private land adjacent to the Exeter Chiefs official car park" before a "march on the ground... to give the team a welcome to remember".

Serge Blanco's inventiveness seems absent from today's Biarritz side

Brian Ashton: Biarritz betrayed the imaginative spirit of Blanco

Saturday, 16 April 2011

Tackling The Issues

Richard Hill is hoping to lead Worcester back into the Premiership

'If you ease off too much, you tend to get caught'

Saturday, 16 April 2011

Worcester head coach Richard Hill tells Chris Hewett that there is no room for complacency as the promotion play-offs beckon

New Zealand have no obvious replacement for Dan Carter

Peter Bills: New Zealand are over reliant on Dan Carter

Wednesday, 13 April 2011

Talking Rugby... New Zealand may be playing the most attractive rugby in the world right now. And they may have riches available in terms of their midfield players.

Our owner Bruce Craig (above) has agreed to buy the Bath training ground and give it to the folks who own our home ground in the hope that permission will be granted to get digging at The Rec. Get it?

My revamp for the Rec? A smaller pitch and a booster seat for Mears

Sunday, 10 April 2011

David Flatman: If you don't like it, we'll extend the lease on the pasty stall by the toilets.

Ruck and Maul: England daredevils to leap 13,000ft to help heroes

Sunday, 10 April 2011

Whether it is canoeing Norwegian fjords or climbing Kilimanjaro, rarely a week passes without news of another fund-raiser by rugby's great and good. No one, it seems, does anything wacky just for the sake of it any more.

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