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England’s collapse at the hands of Australia on Saturday has opened up a fissure that may not close in the near future. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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INTERNATIONAL rugby is said to be a brutal world. So here is a brutal question. Full Article at Times Online
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British Lions' head coach Ian McGeechan, left, congratulates his player Phil Vickery after the international rugby union match against South Africa at Ellis Park Stadium, Johannesburg, South Africa, Saturday July 4, 2009. View Photo »
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Martin Johnson will be looking for pointers to England's eventual World Cup line-up during the autumn internationals. Photograph: Tom Jenkins The next four weeks should be as revealing as any since the knockout stages of the 2007 Rugby World Cup. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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Nerves of steel: Rory Clegg levels the match for Harlequins with a late penalty Photo: GETTY IMAGES Ian McGeechan was interviewed by Harlequins on Friday for the vacant post of director of rugby and was at the Stoop the following day to witness at... Full Article at The Telegraph
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Williams: Wants to play at next World Cup 'The Nugget' is worth his weight in gold to Wales and Martyn Williams can expect to be handled with care - all the way through until Wales' 2011 World Cup campaign has ended. Full Article at Planet Rugby
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British Lions' head coach Ian McGeechan, center, is seen with his assistants Warren Gatland, left and Neil Jenkins during a training session at St David's School, Johannesburg, South Africa, Wednesday July 1, 2009. View Photo »
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Ian McGeechan (rugby union) – Wasps' four-time British Lions coach, also a former Scotland coach, born 1946. Diego Maradona (soccer) – Argentina legend, a World Cup winner in 1986 and now national team coach, born 1960. Full Article at This is Bristol
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'The Nugget' is worth his weight in gold to Wales. And Martyn Williams can expect to be handled with care - all the way through until Wales' 2011 World Cup campaign has ended. Full Article at Sporting Life
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British and Irish Lions players participate in training in Sandton, May 26, 2009. All 36 members of the Lions will get a chance to press their claims for a place in the three-test series against South Africa, head coach Ian McGeechan said on Monday.
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Irish rugby union player and captain of the 2009 British and Irish Lions squad Paul O'Connell (C) stands with coaching staff (From L) Rob Howley, Shaun Edwards, Ian McGeechan, Gerald Davies, Graham Rowntree and Warren Gatland at a photocall following a press conference in west London, o...
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British and Irish Lions captain Paul O'Connell, right, shakes hands with head coach Ian McGeechan during the Lions squad announcement at an hotel near Heathrow Airport, London Tuesday April 21, 2009.
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