Nick Mullins' Aviva Premiership Final Preview
This weekend marks the final of the Aviva Premiership, which
will see Harlequins and Leicester Tigers square-off at
Twickenham.
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This weekend marks the final of the Aviva Premiership, which
will see Harlequins and Leicester Tigers square-off at
Twickenham.
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This weekend marks the London leg of the Rugby Rocks
festival, mixing rugby and music. It will also see Bath's
Olly Barkley indulge in his second passion, DJing, as he
shows off his talents in a special set.
Sportsvibe caught up with Olly, to talk music, DJing and
rugby.
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When Leicester lost last year’s Aviva Premiership final to
Saracens Manu Tuilagi was on the other side of the world,
twelve hours ahead and fretting about how his brother
Alesana and his Tigers teammates were faring.
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England coach Stuart Lancaster has named his 42-man squad
that will travel to South Africa on May 31, with Danny Care
perhaps the most surprising name in the list.
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Northampton Saints star Courtney Lawes has been ruled out of
England's summer tour of South Africa after damaging his
shin. Lawes, who has won 14 caps for England will also miss
Northampton's push to compete in the Aviva Premiership
play-offs.
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The candidates for the Premiership Player of the Year have
been announced with England and Harlequins captain Chris
Robshaw one of the favourites to win the award.
The shortlist of six includes three back row forwards with
Robshaw names alongside Leicester's Julian Salvi and
Exeter's James Scaysbrook.
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This weekend marks one of the most important in Harlequins
season. They face Leicester Tigers, the Aviva Premiership's
in-form team, and a side who are coming off the back of an
impressive victory against Northampton Saints at Franklin's
Gardens.
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Cardiff Blues have announced that they have sacked Gavin
Henson following an investigation into his alcohol fuelled
incident on board of a flight from Glasgow to Cardiff on
Saturday night.
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Played out over the sprawling fields of suburban south-west
London, the Rosslyn Park National Schools Sevens is drenched
in stately prestige. First contested between 16 founder
members in a much humbler guise back in 1939, the
competition has now evolved into a far more illustrious
entity.
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Stuart Lancaster has been rewarded for his impressive work
during the Six Nations, by being appointed permanent England
coach until January 2016. Lancaster, who led England to a respectable second place in
the tournament, recording four wins from five matches,
succeeds Martin Johnson as the full-time coach.
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