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28 October 1991
* TODAY: SEVEN KILLED ON CITY ROADS * COUNTDOWN TO MIDEAST PEACE SUMMIT * SUPER WEEKEND SPORT :~ •.. SOc (GST Inc.) Monday October 28 1991 Kudu 'killing field' shock outside city Kids in deathtrap haul TOMMINNEY FIFTY deadly wire snares aimed at brutally strangling wild kudus·were found within a stretch of about 200 metres of countryside by a church youth group. The children, mostly teenagers, pulled up as many of the wire snares as they could in the time they had on a recent outing. They later called The Narnibian to alert others to this threat to wildlife. The wire snares are fastened to trees and aim to catch a kudu around the neck as they pass. Crudely made, the snares could take a long time to strangle the animal. Thekudus are first chiumelled into particular paths by cut HORROR KILLING ... People look on in shock and disbelief at a young man who had his throat slit in broad thorn bushes and forced to jump at particular points to avoid daylight in Independence Avenue in the centre ofWindhoek at around midday on Friday. A bystander tried to stop carefully-placed cans and rubbish. the blood which was spewing from the wound, but his effor ts proved useless. See photo and story, p3. Photograph: Leroy jones-Hemmings . continued on page 2 Citroen in town --~~------------~ Plans still 'prelimilJary' A PRELIMINARY team from French car giant TOMMINNEY Citroen has come to Namibia for talks with the Government starting today. compensate for some of the help the Government may give The advance party, which firmed that the Namibian ·the plant. -
TALES from the BANGER KITCHEN During the Course of Feeding the Hungry Masses at Wall Street, One Has Encountered Some Pretty Strange Dudes Over the Years
ell, what a busy year it is turning out to be. Since W the last Banter, we entered a team in the Pattaya 10’s and nearly took first prize. Unfortunately the youth- ful Southerners took it away. Then came the Phuket 10’s. This year I was part of the touring party and I can vouch for those who said it was a great tour. There are some photos on the ensuing pages which give you an insight into how we won the Plate and how as a bunch of “Convicts” impressed the locals as well as visitors. Next, came the visit of Jonah Lomu and Steve Thomp- son to Bangkok. They put in a lot of time at Pattana on the Saturday coaching the kids and then attended a Charity dinner in the evening. It was a great few days while they were here with lots of photo opportunities. Bangers rugby shirts were given to them which they both immediately wore. The evening also inspired some unusual behaviour and the subject of a new t-shirt. Then the annual Bangers Golf Day. Very well organ- ised. It was a great day even if I only made 9 holes be- fore collapsing (it was the heat). Foxy (Soi Dog) made the prize giving more interesting than usual, by award- The biggest issue of the Banter sofar. So much to in- ing prizTes and then quickly taking them back!!. It was clude this quarter.. Paul Hollings has taken the reins great fun and thanks to the organisers and sponsors. as club captain. -
15 January 1991
* TODAY: CCB UNDER FIRE AGAIN,* COURT BLAZE COULD AFFECT CASES * Bringing Africa South Vol.2 No.242 50e (GST Inc.) Tuesday January 15 New shocks expected in The world holds its breath... passport scandal POllCE spokesperson Commissioner Siggi Eimbeck yesterday said the police ~pected to make further ar rests following the discloSure of massive fraud and bribery in the is suing oil passports. The policeman also indicated that there could be shocking new revela tions about the extent of the scam. Nampa reported earlier yesterday that as many as 11 civil servants in the passport division at the Ministry of Home Affairs have already been aq:ested. , ' They are scheduled to appear in court tomorrow but according to Commisioner Eimbeck further ar rests could be expected'before then. The arrest of the 11 was confirmed by Deputy Director of Citizenship and Passports Lucas Hangula. Hangula said the malpractices in Above, left: IRAQ'S President Sad dam Hussein. Iraq's National Assembly has given Hussein 'full constitutional powers to take all his department, formerly called Civic measures to defend Iraq and the (wider) Arab nation'. Above, right: US President George Bush peers down the sights of a 50 cal. machine ~.ffairs, started long ago during the colonial period and were continuing. gun at a Marine bunker in Saudi Arabia during his recent visit to troops in the Saudi military theatre. The US Government and most The main problem was the issuing Western governments are oppos~d to appeasing Hussein. Photographs: Agence France-Presse ' of birth certificates and identifica tion cards to individuals under very doubtful circumstances. -
Hong Kong Football Club Message
TOURNAMENT SPONSORS TITLE SPONSOR Contents 5. Messages 42. World's Best 10s 19. Hong Kong Cancer Fund 46. Match Schedule 21. Rugby Legends Tackle Cancer 50. Team Profiles GOLD SPONSOR ORGANISER 27. Preview: 2019 GFI HKFC 10s 75. Autographs 33. Results: 2018 GFI HKFC 10s 77. Facilities Map 37. Champions 79. Tournament Rules SILVER SPONSORS BRONZE SPONSORS ASSOCIATE SPONSORS STAY CONNECTED PARTNERS & SUPPLIERS Follow all the action online, on your phone, in the clouds, wherever … Official Beer Official Water Official Apparel Official Car Official Medical Official Charity Sanctioning Body GFIHKFC10s GFIHKFC10s gfihkfc10s Refreshment Sponsor Nutrition Sponsor Event Canopy Event Manager Event PR Event Scoring Event Partner hkfc10s www.hongkongtens.com Streamline Sports www.streamlinesports.com.hk GFI MESSAGE Brad Howell Chief Executive Officer - Asia Pacific GFI Group ow in our 14th year as title sponsor, GFI is delighted to contenders Mourant Fiji Army, while we’re delighted that the continue our strong support of the GFI HKFC 10s, which Classic Wallabies are back with their array of Australia legends. attractsN thousands of fans and many of rugby’s top stars to Hong Kong Football Club every year. GFI would particularly like to commend the Organising Committee on their choice of official charity for this year’s event, We’re proud to have played our part in growing the 'World’s Hong Kong Cancer Fund, the city’s largest cancer support Best 10s', which looks and operates more professionally each organisation. The work they do is inspiring, so we are proud the and every year. We’re also especially pleased that ‘finals day’ tournament is helping support this great cause. -
An Oral History of England International Rugby Union Players, 1945-1995 Joe Hall
An Oral History of England International Rugby Union Players, 1945-1995 Joe Hall International Centre for Sports History and Culture, De Montfort University Thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, awarded by De Montfort University Research funded by an Arts and Humanities Research Council Collaborative Doctoral Award, in collaboration with the World Rugby Museum Submitted September 2017 This thesis is dedicated to Lynne and Steve Hall, and to Sophie Herdman. I couldn’t have done it without you. 3 Contents Abstract ................................................................................................................................. 5 Acknowledgements ............................................................................................................. 6 Abbreviations ....................................................................................................................... 8 Chapter One: Introduction ................................................................................................ 9 Aims and historiography ................................................................................................ 9 Methodology .................................................................................................................. 22 Thesis structure ............................................................................................................. 32 Chapter Two: Return to Normality: 1945-1959 ........................................................... -
Wales Team Guide Rugby World Cup, Japan Autumn 2019
Wales Team Guide Rugby World Cup, Japan Autumn 2019 celfcreative.com ウェールズ代表チーム @WalesTeamRWC19 wru.wales @WelshRugbyUnion 1 www.wru.co.uk @WelshRugbyUnion Warren’s Last Stand! Whatever happens at the 2019 Rugby World Cup, Welsh rugby is in for a seismic change. After 12 years in charge, Warren Gatland will finally step down as our Head Coach and return to New Zealand. He will go back to his home town of Hamilton with the eternal thanks of everyone connected to rugby in Wales. His achievements during his time in his adopted country have been incredible. Take your pick from three Grand Slams, a record 14 match unbeaten run, 11 victories on the trot in Cardiff or reaching the No 1 status in the World Rankings as his greatest achievement. But one thing is certain, if he can guide Wales And with Alun Wyn Jones driving the team as into a first World Cup final, and even bring our captain we have one of the game’s all- home the Webb Ellis Trophy, then he will eclipse time greats in charge on the field. After three everything else he has achieved during one of tours with the British & Irish Lions, three Grand the greatest international coaching careers. Slams with Wales and now a fourth World Cup, No stone has been left unturned since the he has become the nation’s rugby talisman. 2015 tournament to try to find the winning If everything goes to plan, he will overtake formula to take to Japan. The coach believes his another of Welsh rugby’s golden greats, Gethin side can match any team in the world and our Jenkins, as our leading cap holder in Japan. -
• Britain's Universities Face Summer of Discontent
BROW~ University of Edinburgh, Old Colleg~ THE South Briqge, Edinburgh EH8 9YL Tel: 03Hi67 1011 ext 4308 . STATIONERS ' 6 January-3 February WE'RE BETTER~ PAlTERNS OF INTENTION Ferguson Mooney Thomson 21 Niailaa Street EllillllrP F.HII9011'. lues-Sat 10 am-5 pm Admission Free 11144: Subsidised by the Scottish Arts Council 131-"7 ""3IIIN Glasgow Herald Student Newspaper of the Year thursday, january 1ft 1 0 «l0 20p Fl'fTING FOR SPORT: LADIES:c Farcical French. ~~._,.,,.. ~... ""'"' holds the key AND Dressing 'shopes. iiOOCH: '· at the Lyceum - . & Canine Inanity AUT WARNS ·oF MER ·STRIKE • Britain's universities face summer of discontent The A.U.T.are also seeking Thatcherite bargaining cli resolution" has not been found by fessor Peter Van dome ,head of the by Mark Campanile new national pay bargaining mate,which is anyway on its way then,the AUT intend to call a spe- AUT at Edinburgh University BRITAIN'S UNIVER- . machinery comparable to thet in out." cial emergency meeting of its pol- was cautious about the chances of SITIES could face strike the civil service. The pay claim was "It is now our intention to go icy making council to decide on its a strike. further into a confrontational next move. Tqe spokeswoman for "It's too early to say but obvi- action in the summer term if . decided upon by the policy mak- ing council of the A.U.T. in . arena.Members are,however ,de the AUT told Student that "Our ously,if the pay claim · is · the Association of University October last year ,and negotia- termined to fully back this claim members don't readily take rejected,the AUT executive will Teachers' 27% pay claim is tions between the CVCP and the which is long overdue,"she said. -
Team Position 1955 1965 1975 1985 1995 2005 2015 England
Team Position 1955 1965 1975 1985 1995 2005 2015 15 Nim Hall Don Rutherford Peter Rossborough Chris Martin Mike Catt Jason Robinson Mike Brown 14 Ted Woodward Ted Rudd Peter Squires Simon Smith Tony Underwood Mark Cueto Anthony Watson 13 Jeff Butterfield David Rosser Peter Warfield Kevin Simms Will Carling Mathew Tait Jonathan Joseph 12 Phil Davies Geoff Frankcom Peter Preece Paul Dodge Jerry Guscott Jamie Noon Luther Burrell 11 Reginald Bazley Colin Simpson David Duckham Rory Underwood Rory Underwood Josh Lewsey Jonny May 10 Doug Baker Tom Brophy Alan Old Rob Andrew Rob Andrew Charlie Hodgson George Ford 9 Johnny Williams Johnny Williams Jan Webster Richard Harding Kyran Bracken Matt Dawson Ben Youngs England 1 David Hazell Tony Horton Brian Stevens Phil Blakeway Jason Leonard Graham Rowntree Joe Marler 2 Nick Labuschagne Stephen Richards John Pullin Steve Brain Brian Moore Steve Thompson Dylan Hartley 3 George Hastings Nick Drake-Lee Fran Cotton Gary Pearce Victor Ubogu Julian White Dan Cole 4 Peter Young John Owen Bill Beaumont John Orwin Martin Johnson Danny Grewcock Dave Attwood 5 William Hancock Bob Rowell Christopher Ralston Wade Dooley Martin Bayfield Ben Kay George Kruis 6 Peter Ryan Budge Rogers Peter Dixon Jon Hall Tim Rodber Chris Jones James Haskell 7 Reg Higgins Nicholas Silk Tony Neary David Cooke Ben Clarke Andy Hazell Chris Robshaw 8 Noddy Taylor David Perry Andy Ripley Bob Hesford Dean Richards Joe Worsley Billy Vunipola Team Position 1955 1965 1975 1985 1995 2005 2015 15 Arthur Edwards Terry Price JPR Williams Mark -
Wales Team Guide Rugby World Cup, Japan Autumn 2019
Wales Team Guide Rugby World Cup, Japan Autumn 2019 celfcreative.com ウェールズ代表チーム @WalesTeamRWC19 wru.wales @WelshRugbyUnion 1 www.wru.co.uk @WelshRugbyUnion Warren’s Last Stand! Whatever happens at the 2019 Rugby World Cup, Welsh rugby is in for a seismic change. After 12 years in charge, Warren Gatland will finally step down as our Head Coach and return to New Zealand. He will go back to his home town of Hamilton with the eternal thanks of everyone connected to rugby in Wales. His achievements during his time in his adopted country have been incredible. Take your pick from three Grand Slams, a record 14 match unbeaten run, 11 victories on the trot in Cardiff or reaching the No 1 status in the World Rankings as his greatest achievement. But one thing is certain, if he can guide Wales And with Alun Wyn Jones driving the team as into a first World Cup final, and even bring our captain we have one of the game’s all- home the Webb Ellis Trophy, then he will eclipse time greats in charge on the field. After three everything else he has achieved during one of tours with the British & Irish Lions, three Grand the greatest international coaching careers. Slams with Wales and now a fourth World Cup, No stone has been left unturned since the he has become the nation’s rugby talisman. 2015 tournament to try to find the winning If everything goes to plan, he will overtake formula to take to Japan. The coach believes his another of Welsh rugby’s golden greats, Gethin side can match any team in the world and our Jenkins, as our leading cap holder in Japan. -
Answers Rugby Piper January 2021
The Rugby Piper January 2021 ANSWERS HAPPY NEW YEAR ASWSP: ORISHTE: HATB First of all, may we wish you all a Happy New WASPS: HERIOTS: BATH Year and hope that things will improve for the CLOSING IN Rugby family. With the meltdown of season 2020/21 and the increasingly gloomy predicCons surrounding the Six NaCons and the Lions Tour to South Africa, it has been one of the most trying Cmes ever. Let’s hope that 2021 will see a return to real Rugby. Who is the Scotland player? DAVID JOHNSTON LOCKDOWN-AGAIN LIONS STAR More Rugby Memories groups are experimenCng with Zoom sessions and both Hawick and Linlithgow have led the way. We are going to try a Zoom session based on the Rugby Oscars with members able to vote for the Best Ever Team, Best Ever Player, Best Ever Try and Best Ever Game. More details later. Who is the Lions star and on which Lions tour was he the tour manager? ANDY IRVINE. IN UNFAMILIAR COLOURS 2013. SCOTLAND STAR Who is passing the ball? SERGE BLANCO ALL BLACK STAR Who is this Scotland player and how many Scotland caps did he win- 8,18 or 28? GORDON WADDELL. 18. WALES FLANKER Who is this New Zealand player? ANDY HADEN MIXED UP CLUB SIDES Can you unscramble the leUers to make club sides? Who is the Welsh wing-forward? His iniCals are T.C. TERRY COBNER SLRMOEE: SNNOILDOIRH: GTEMASE MELROSE: LONDON IRISH: MAESTEG. AUSSIE STAR ONE CLUB MAN Who is this English and Lions hooker and what was his club side? PETER WHEELER. -
Blues News Keeping in Touch - 13 March 2021
BLUES NEWS KEEPING IN TOUCH - 13 MARCH 2021 This newsletter is RUGBY IS BACK sponsored by Monks Lane, in case you had forgotten, is where we used to play and it’s looking in great shape. We will be welcoming back all levels to the club over the next week and even spectators might be getting excited to see some local rugby. A chance to get fit, meet up with friends, enjoy some banter and after 12th April, maybe the odd refreshment! It seems a long time since we did that!! Touch Rugby started on Monday night with the Moonlight Malingerers taking on the Shining Lights and 50 players turned up. Is that a record James? Men's Senior rugby training started on Tuesday; Arch has done an excellent roadmap (see page 2) and put together a series of training schedules and games to get rugby going again. The Women never seem to stop training, even if at home. If you haven’t seen their WHAT’S INSIDE ‘Welcome Back’ video then make sure you look on the website; it’s inspirational and a Update from the President MUST watch. Great work Abbie. Return to Rugby Roadmap The Minis and Juniors are back Easter weekend and abandoning their Easter eggs (well maybe not) so they can do rugby training. It will be wonderful to see the pitches being Latest from the Ladies used again and they are looking really good. Thanks Ralph! Update from Commercial Team Improvements have also been taking place and the restructured commercial team have Project & Fundraising update been busy during lockdown with some impressive work in the clubhouse - see update Rugby Quiz on page 4. -
Download REL Archive
ONE MORE FRIENDLY, THEN IT GETS SERIOUS (26/08/13) The nights are closing in, the autumn leaves are preparing to fall and our coaches are preparing their players. A sunny evening at Nantyglo drew a sizeable crowd to watch a game of intensity, the home players were intent on showing why they did not lose a League match last season and ours were intent on getting to know each other. As expected there was a strong forward challenge and many changes were made on a quite excellent pitch which was much better than others we could mention but being polite will not. We met former Steelmen among whom the most vociferous were Nantyglo coaches Nigel Meek and Jason Williams still putting a lot back into the game. Standing within earshot of them along the touchline was enjoyable and educational. The friendly served its purpose and we wish Nantyglo more success in the coming season. Carmarthen ‘Quins travelled far on Friday which we appreciated and as a Premier Club that finished in the top six last season were expected to present a formidable challenge. After 35 minutes of the second half what no one expected was a ‘Quins win because Ebbw had dominated the game up to then. Pre-season “friendlies” are useful to coaches and players especially newcomers to the squad and while the result was disappointing the aim of the game was achieved. The officials officiated seriously and for them too it was a warm up for the season to come but the spirit of both teams was correct which made the brandishing of a yellow card rather surprising.