WRU chiefs last night reacted angrily to Australia’s threat of a split in world rugby if northern hemisphere don’t adopt the more controversial Experimental Law Variations being used in the Tri-Nations.
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THE power struggle for rugby union’s soul has began in earnest with Australian rugby chief John O’Neill warning the sport could be split in half if Wales and the rest of the northern hemisphere don’t adopt the more controversial Experimental Law Variations.
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RUGBY UNION has been here before. Talks of a split in the game are mooted every now and then but once the sabre rattling is over common sense usually prevails.
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THE WALES Sevens squad arrived home today with mixed feelings – delighted to have booked their place at the World Cup but disappointed to have lost the final of the qualifying tournament.
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ALL BLACK Ben Blair has added his voice to the great foreign policy debate by insisting the overseas contingent are raising the standards of Welsh rugby.
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WALES secured their spot in the Rugby World Cup Sevens 2009 in Dubai after going through the opening day of the European qualifiers in Hannover on Saturday with an unbeaten record.
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WALES sevens skipper Johnathan Edwards insists his team have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity as they bid for a World Cup final spot at the Hanover Sevens this weekend.
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HEARD the story about the Wales sevens talent who walked away with the Principality Premiership best player award but hasn’t had a single offer from a Welsh region?
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WARREN GATLAND has told his Wales Grand Slam aces they need to shape up to have any chance of beating the southern hemisphere super-powers in the coming season.
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