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Leicester Tigers 30 - 20 Cardiff Blues 12/01/2020 Welford Road 15:15 Referee: George Clancy (Ire) Assistant ref: Chris Busby (Ire) Assistant ref: Mark Patton (Ire) TMO: Leo Colgan (Ire), Citing Commissioner: Dana Teagarden (USA) Match Statistics Man of the Match - George Ford (Leicester Tigers) Match Statistics App Try Con Pen Drop YC RC Name Name App Try Con Pen Drop YC RC Telusa Veainu 15 Matthew Morgan 1 Jordan Olowofela 14 Jason Harries George Worth 13 Ben Thomas 1 Kyle Eastmond 12 Rey Lee-Lo Rory Hughes 11 Josh Adams 1 3 1 2 George Ford 10 Jason Tovey 2 2 1 Ben White 9 Lloyd Williams Greg Bateman 1 Corey Domachowski Tom Youngs (c) 2 Liam Belcher Joe Heyes 3 Dillon Lewis Joe Batley 4 Filo Paulo Harry Wells 5 Josh Turnbull 1 Sam Lewis 6 Shane Lewis-Hughes Tommy Reffell 7 Josh Navidi (c) Jordan Coghlan 8 Seb Davies Tatafu Polota-Nau 16 Ethan Lewis Ellis Genge 17 Bradley Thyer Nephi Leatigaga 18 Dimitri Arhip Will Spencer 19 James Ratti Ifereimi Boladau 20 Will Boyde Harry Simmons 21 Olly Robinson Noel Reid 22 Tomos Williams Adam Thompstone 23 Harri Millard Leicester Tigers 30 - 20 Cardiff Blues 12/01/2020 Welford Road Referee: George Clancy (Ire) Att: 16,538 Match Timeline Match Time Home Score Away Match Time Leicester Tigers Cardiff Blues 0 - 5 Josh Adams - Try 6:46 0 - 7 Jason Tovey - Conversion 8:10 On - Harri Millard 16:20 Off - Jason Harries 16:20 18:00 Sam Lewis - Try 5 - 7 19:06 George Ford - Conversion 7 - 7 Off - Harri Millard 27:16 On - Jason Harries 27:16 7 - 12 Ben Thomas - Try 33:21 7 - 14 Jason Tovey - Conversion 34:28 -
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AUGUST 2017 £3.50 sportsTRADE LEISURE CYCLING NUTRITION insight FITNESS TECH OUTDOOR sports-insight.co.uk RETAIL ANALYSIS INTERVIEW TRIATHLON -THREE BREAKING INTO THE TAKING ON TIMES THE WORK? P. 34 RUNNING BUSINESS P. 38 WOLF PACKS P. 45 www.reydonsports.com THe Home of FITNESS HYPERSPEED HYPERPOWER HYPERPERFORMANCE tel: +44 (0) 203 9378907 email: [email protected] Dunlop UK-Office A2-Lingfield House-Lingfield Point-Darlington-DL1 1RW Dunlop Squash SS17_Advert_A4 Portrait.indd 1 12/05/2017 21:43 4 Editor: MARK HAYHURST WELCOME Tel: 01206 508618 Email: [email protected] to this month's Sports Insight BLK becomes official Advertising Manager: KEITH MARSHALL Tel: 01206 505947 Windies kit supplier Fax: 01206 500243. Email: [email protected] forward to building the relationship BLK has signed a three-year teams across all sports (including Advertising Sales deal with the iconic Wiindies with BLK.” e-sports) as nearly 10,000 21-23 Phoenix Court, Hawkins Rd, cricket team to become The Windies join the likes of teams globally now wear BLK Colchester, Essex CO2 8JY their official kit supplier. England Rugby League, Scotland – including across sports such Group Advertising The partnership covers the Rugby League, England Netball, as lacrosse, baseball, American Manager: SAM REUBIN Windies senior men’s, women’s Hartlepool United FC and the football, netball, hockey, ice and youth sides along with rugby union Champions Cup hockey, football, rugby and Group Editor: While the cloud of Brexit grassroots development winners, Saracens to be the latest squash. FAE GILFILLAN uncertainty still hangs above us cricket in the Caribbean. -
Mps Press Govt for Fair Bedoon Solution After ‘Suicide Attempt’ Lawmakers Demand Debate on Coronavirus Vaccination
JAMADA ALAWWAL 14, 1442 AH TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 2020 16 Pages Max 19º Min 08º 150 Fils Established 1961 ISSUE NO: 18321 The First Daily in the Arabian Gulf www.kuwaittimes.net Trump will go, but trauma Ant Group told to return Anime epic ‘Demon Slayer’ Kohli and Perry named 5 of 2020 may haunt Biden 9 to online payment roots 13 Japan’s top-grossing film 14 cricketers of the decade MPs press govt for fair bedoon solution after ‘suicide attempt’ Lawmakers demand debate on coronavirus vaccination By B Izzak will grill the prime minister if the government does not cooperate on the issue. MP Saleh Al-Mutairi said a Amir receives invitation for GCC summit KUWAIT: Lawmakers yesterday warned they will grill young bedoon committing suicide is a crime against HH the Prime Minister Sheikh Sabah Al-Khaled Al- the country, adding MPs will submit legislation to Sabah if the government does not provide a durable resolve their plight. MP Abdulkarim Al-Kandari called and fair solution to the issue of thousands of stateless on the Assembly’s human rights panel to investigate people after another young bedoon tried to commit suicide cases of bedoons and review if the interior suicide by setting himself on fire. The interior ministry ministry statements on the cases were corrrect. said in a statement that it rescued a young bedoon Meanwhile, a number of MPs yesterday demanded after a fire broke out at a house in Sulaibiya, adding the a brief debate on the coronavirus vaccination during man was receiving treatment at the intensive care unit the National Assembly’s next session on Jan 5 to illus- in hospital. -
England TEAM SELECTION REPORT
TEAM SELECTION REPORT ENGLAND vs. FRANCE teamname England TEAM SELECTION REPORT ENGLAND - TEAM SELECTION GUINNESS SIX NATIONS vs FRANCE Position Player Date of Birth Age Height Weight Apps Points Try 15 George Furbank 17/10/1996 23 178 85 0 0 0 14 Jonny May 01/04/1990 29 188 90 52 135 27 13 Manu Tuilagi 18/05/1991 28 183 110 40 85 17 12 Owen Farrell 24/09/1991 28 186 96 79 875 10 11 Elliot Daly 08/10/1992 27 183 98 39 86 13 10 George Ford 16/03/1993 26 178 86 65 300 9 9 Ben Youngs 05/09/1989 30 178 88 95 70 14 1 Joe Marler 07/07/1990 29 183 114 68 0 0 2 Jamie George 20/10/1990 29 183 113 45 15 3 3 Kyle Sinckler 30/03/1993 26 180 122 31 5 1 4 Maro Itoje 28/10/1994 25 195 116 34 10 2 5 Charlie Ewels 29/06/1995 24 197 112 12 10 2 6 Courtney Lawes 23/02/1989 30 201 115 81 5 1 7 Sam Underhill 21/07/1996 23 186 103 15 0 0 8 Thomas Curry 15/06/1998 21 185 102 19 15 3 16 Luke Cowan-Dickie 20/06/1993 26 184 112 21 25 5 17 Ellis Genge 16/02/1995 24 188 116 14 5 1 18 Will Stuart 12/07/1996 23 188 120 0 0 0 19 George Kruis 22/02/1990 29 198 118 41 15 3 20 Lewis Ludlam 08/12/1995 24 190 110 6 5 1 21 Willi Heinz 24/11/1986 33 180 89 9 0 0 22 Ollie Devoto 22/09/1993 26 193 98 1 0 0 23 Jonathan Joseph 21/05/1991 28 183 91 47 85 17 ©Copyright STATS 2019. -
Con Su Victoria Del Sábado a Domicilio Sobre El Nodalia Rugby Valladolid
Boletín Temporada 2008/2009 Boletín informativo de la Federación Española de Rugby Temporada 2008/2009. 8 de marzo de 2009 "Hemos estado muy cerca de conseguir algo histórico" Tras caer ante Inglaterra por un ajustado 12-7 en semifinales de Plata, España ha concluido su participación en la Copa del Mundo de Sevens Femenina en séptima posición. España ha sido calificada por la IRB como “equipo revelación del Torneo”. “Con el tiempo, aprenderemos a Pocos segundos después una pudimos haber llegado a la valorar lo que hemos conseguido lesión por equipo cuando ambos semifinal de la Copa del Mundo y hoy. Pero ahora mismo nos queda conjuntos ya habían realizado los podríamos haberle ganado a la amarga sensación de que nos tres cambios reglamentarios, Inglaterra; igualmente estoy hemos quedado muy cerca de marcaría el devenir del encuentro. orgullosa del equipo." José Ignacio hacer algo histórico”. Alberto Charlotte Barras, por Inglaterra, y Inchausti se mostró también Socías valoraba así la actuación de Raquel Socías, por España, satisfecho del papel de sus la Selección Española Femenina de dejaban a sus equipos con 6 jugadoras “Es para estar Rugby en la RWC7’s Dubai, pocos jugadoras. La capitana española satisfechos. El nivel ha sido muy minutos después de caer en pudo reincorporarse un minuto alto y estamos entre los 8 mejores Semifinales de la Copa de Plata después, aunque no pudo del mundo, que era el objetivo que ante Inglaterra por un solo participar en el juego en igualdad nos habíamos marcado” El partido ensayo. de condiciones. En el último contra Sudáfrica es el único punto Ante el “7 de la Rosa”, España minuto, España pudo haber negro, pero incluso contra volvió a adelantarse nada más empatado el encuentro pero un Inglaterra hicimos un gran empezar el encuentro mediante un placaje providencial de la defensa encuentro” ensayo de Berta García inglesa evitó el ensayo. -
SPORT Page 4 FOOTBALL
NNBABA | Page 5 GGOLFOLF | Page 6 Phoenix Suns DeChambeau scorch Denver feud good for Nuggets for 2-0 the game, says series lead Koepka Friday, June 11, 2021 CRICKET Dhul-Qa’da 1, 1442 AH Boult at the double GULF TIMES before England recover in 2nd Test SPORT Page 4 FOOTBALL Euro 2020 fi nally set for lift -off under Covid cloud (Above) Jerseys The action in the continent-wide event kicks off today in of national teams hang in the Rome, where Italy take on Turkey in front of 16,000 fans streets of Baku, Azerbaijan, as part AFP also tested positive for the virus, favourites despite being one of UKRAINE, RUSSIA IN of promotions for Paris, France with six reserve players called up the few traditional giants not to SHIRT ROW the UEFA Euro on stand-by. have any games at home. The UEFA has also demand- yesterday. (AFP) But despite the ongoing threat, world champions’ fi rst match is ed that Ukraine makee he delayed Euro 2020 UEFA president Aleksander in Munich against Germany on changes to its jersey afterr will fi nally get under- Ceferin has been bullish, insist- Tuesday. Russia complained. way today, a year behind ing Euro 2020 will be safe. “All the other countries envy European football’ss schedule, with Covid “It will be the perfect oppor- us,” said a recent front page of governing body said thehe Tstill set to cast a shadow over the tunity to show the world that Eu- French sports daily L’Equipe message “Glory to thehe tournament. -
2018 Women's 6 Nations – Round 2 Review England Women 52-0 Wales Women
2018 Women’s 6 Nations – Round 2 Review England Women 52-0 Wales Women Saturday, 10 February 2018, Kick-off: 12:15, The Stoop, Referee: Aimee Barrett-Theron England: Danielle Waterman, Abigail Dow, Ellie Kildunne, Rachael Burford, Charlotte Pearce, Katy Mclean, Leanne Riley, Rochelle Clark, Amy Cokayne, Sarah Bern, Abbie Scott, Tamara Taylor, Poppy Cleall, Marlie Packer, Sarah Hunter Replacements: Lark Davies, Vickii Cornborough, Justine Lucas, Rowena Burnfield, Izzy Noel-Smith, Caity Mattinson Lauren Cattell, Lagi Tuima Tries: Poppy Cleall (8, 70), Abigail Dow (18), Leanne Riley (22), Ellie Kildunne (30, 79), Marlie Packer (46), Rachael Burford (60) Conversions: Katy Mclean (9, 19, 23, 47, 61, 80) Penalty Goals: Drop Goals: Yellow Cards: Replacements used: Lark Davies 69', Vickii Cornborough 52', Justine Lucas 63', Rowena Burnfield 52', Izzy Noel- Smith 61', Caity Mattinson 61', Lauren Cattell 61', Lagi Tuima 66' Wales: Elinor Snowsill, Hannah Bluck, Kerin Lake, Rebecca De Filippo, Jess Kavanagh-Williams, Robyn Wilkins, Rhiannon Parker, Caryl Thomas, Carys Phillips, Amy Evans, Siwan Lillicrap, Melissa Clay, Alisha Butchers, Beth Lewis, Sioned Harries Replacements: Kelsey Jones, Gwenllian Pyrs, Cerys Hale, Natalia John, Nia Elen Davies, Jade Knight, Lleucu George, Hannah Jones Tries: Conversions: Penalty Goals: Drop Goals: Yellow Cards: Replacements used: Kelsey Jones 63', Gwenllian Pyrs 63', Cerys Hale 65', Natalia John 61', Nia Elen Davies 69', Jade Knight 69', Lleucu George 52', Hannah Jones 4' Scotland Women 3-26 France Women Saturday, -
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Est 2016 London Borough of Richmond upon Thames Edition 212 Contents TickerTape TwickerSeal C0VID-19 Borough View The Worst Night of the War Marble Hill Marvels Managing Flood Risk Letters Hammersmith Bridge Hampton North Ward News River Crane Sanctury Petitions Fury At Council’s CPO Plans Plant A Tree This Week Twickers Foodie Reviews St Mary’s University Update WIZ Tales - Water In Africa Reviews Film Screenings Football Focus Contributors TwickerSeal Graeme Stoten Marble Hill House Simon Fowler Royal Parks Councillor Geoffrey Samuel Conservative Group Sammi Macqueen Alison Jee Mark Aspen St Mary’s University World InfoZone Bruce Lyons Doug Goodman Richmond Film Society James Dowden RFU LBRuT NAO Editors Berkley Driscoll Teresa Read 27th November 2020 TwickerRobin Photo by Teresa Read TickerTape - News in Brief The Hampton food bank has reopened The food bank at the White House in Hampton has reopened its walk-in service on Tuesdays from 9.30am to 12.30pm and on Wednesdays from 2 to 5pm, to help local people who might need food and support. The address for the food bank is The White House, 45 The Avenue, Hampton, TW12 3RN. People visiting will have their temperatures taken, will be asked to socially distance, wear masks and to sanitise their hands. For more information visit www.vineyardcommunity.org. Have your say on Royal Parks movement strategy Residents are reminded that Royal Parks are inviting feedback on their trial Movement Strategy in Richmond and Bushy parks. In August, Royal Parks launched a trial to create new car-free spaces in Richmond and Bushy parks and reduce the volume of through-traffic. -
Evaluation of Premiership Rugby's HITZ Learning Academy
Evaluation of premiership rugby’s HITZ learning academy programme Item Type Research Report Authors Defeyter, Greta; Graham, Pamela; Atkins, Liz; Harvey-Golding, Louise; Crilley, E Citation Defeyter, G., Graham, P., and Atkins, L. (2017) ‘Evaluation of premiership rugby’s HITZ learning academy programme’. Northumbria: Premiership Rugby/Northumbria University. Publisher Premiership Rugby/Northumbria University, Healthy Living Lab Download date 28/09/2021 07:50:51 Link to Item http://hdl.handle.net/10545/623935 Evaluation of Premiership Rugby’s HITZ Learning Academy Programme June 2017 Evaluation and Reporting by Healthy Living Lab Members: Prof Greta Defeyter, Dr Pamela L Graham, Dr Liz Atkins, Mrs Louise Harvey-Golding & Miss Eilish Crilley 1 HITZ Learning Academy Evaluation Contents Introduction ...................................................................................................................................... 2 Context of the HITZ Intervention ....................................................................................................... 5 Evaluative Approach .......................................................................................................................... 5 Stakeholder Views ............................................................................................................................. 6 Findings ......................................................................................................................................... 6 Summary of Focus Groups and Interviews -
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Saracens 27 - 24 Racing 92 19/01/2020 Allianz Park Referee: Nigel Owens (Wal) Att: 8,500 27 (17) FT (HT) 24 (21) Maro Itoje (1, 48), Mako Vunipola (10) Tries Virimi Vakatawa (13, 30), Louis Dupichot (26) Owen Farrell (2, 12, 50) Conversions Finn Russell (14), Teddy Iribaren (27, 31) Owen Farrell (18, 75) Penalty Goals Teddy Iribaren (45) Drop Goals Carries Home Attack Away Carries Ben Earl 15 Possession Yoan Tanga 14 Duncan Taylor 13 56% 44% Brice Dulin 10 Mako Vunipola 13 Territory Virimi Vakatawa 9 60% 40% Metres Made Carries Metres Made Sean Maitland 60 118 97 Virimi Vakatawa 86 Alex Lewington 50 Metres Made Louis Dupichot 66 Duncan Taylor 43 337 366 Finn Russell 46 Kicks From Hand Lineouts Won 37 27 Lineouts Won George Kruis 8 Line Breaks Donnacha Ryan 1 Maro Itoje 7 5 5 Wenceslas Lauret 1 Axis Title Defenders Beaten Bernard Le Roux 1 16 21 Tackles Offloads Tackles Brad Barritt 16 11 4 Teddy Baubigny 16 Duncan Taylor 14 Rucks/Mauls Won Finn Russell 11 Maro Itoje 11 86 80 Donnacha Ryan 9 Rucks/Mauls Lost 4 1 Home Defence Away Tackles Made 111 127 Missed Tackles 21 16 Tackle Success 84% 89% Home Penalties / Turnovers Away Total Penalties Conceded 6 9 Total Turnovers Conceded 10 18 Home Set Piece Away Lineouts Won Own Throw 16 4 Lineouts Lost Own Throw 1 1 Lineout Success 94% 80% Lineout Steals 1 0 Scrums Won 8 2 Scrums Lost 1 1 Scrums Success 89% 67% Saracens 27 - 24 Racing 92 19/01/2020 Allianz Park 13:00 Referee: Nigel Owens (Wal) Assistant ref: Gwynn Morris (Wal) Assistant ref: Mike English (Wal) TMO: Ian Davies (Wal), Citing Commissioner: -
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Est 2016 Borough of Twickenham 0115 The Twickenham Tribune Contents TwickerTape TwickerSeal Twickenham Riverside History Through Postcards Arts and Entertainment Twickenham Film Festival River Crane Sanctuary Cruises – Three of a Kind Twickers Foodie Competitions Mark Aspen Reviews Football Focus A Traveller’s Tales Rugby updates Contributors TwickerSeal Alan Winter Erica White Sammi Macqueen St Mary’s University Bruce Lyons Alison Jee Michael Gatehouse Mark Aspen Doug Goodman Rugby Football Union EDITORS Berkley Driscoll Teresa Read Contact [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Published by: Twickenham Alive Limited (in association with World InfoZone Limited) Eel Pie Island, Twickenham Registered in England & Wales Photo by Berkley Driscoll Reg No 10549345 The Twickenham Tribune is registered with the ICO under the Data Protection Act, Reg No ZA224725 Are minority groups calling the shots on Twickenham Riverside? Following last week’s update on Twickenham Riverside the “Twickenham Lido” petition, advocating sport and leisure on the disputed site became very active with an additional eighty people signing and making comments. These are individual residents - now 4,243 supporters of “Twickenham lido”, who the Council do not seem to hear. However, a question asked is will the Council give in to public opinion or will minority groups in a small area of Twickenham win the day? The Council consultation at the moment consists of a “Stakeholders Group”. Those of us interested in Twickenham Riverside are all stakeholders but a number of the groups invited to consult with the Council seem to be connected with Eel Pie Island - a car-free island, where people appear to want to keep vehicles on the Embankment rather than looking at alternative parking. -
Originally Known As the R
Example of a John Player rugby cup Originally known as the R.F.U Club Competition, for which no cup was awarded nor sponsorship sought, it was renamed the John Player Cup in 1976, Gosforth beating Rosslyn Park in the Final. The first competition took place in 1972, and Gloucester were crowned inaugural champions, defeating Moseley in the final, 17 to 6. Coventry won two titles in succession in 1973 and 1974, and after Bedford's championship win in 1975, Gosforth also won two in succession, in 1976 and 1977. Gloucester won their second title in 1978. The competition was then dominated by Leicester, who won three championships in a row, until Gloucester won their third title in 1982. This was shared with Moseley after a 12-12 draw in extra time, and was the only time the cup was shared between two teams. Leicester were again in the final in 1983, but lost to Bristol. Leicester's record run was then broken by Bath from 1984-87, who won the John Player Cup four times in a row, until Harlequins won their first in 1988. The John Player Cup was named after John Player, a nineteenth century Nottinghamshire businessman. John Player had his own factory that made cigarettes and the company ultimately grew to become a huge concern known as John Player & Sons. We don’t have the John Player Cup today because tobacco advertising has been banned on health grounds as it is believed that if tobacco companies sponsor sports it encourages people to smoke. Today, John Player Special and John Player King Size are manufactured by Imperial Tobacco, whereas John Player Gold Leaf is manufactured by British American Tobacco (in some countries), and ranks as one of the best selling and popular tobacco products in Pakistan.