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Owen Farrell took a trip to a hanger in Austria to test his
kicking abilities amid all of the distractions Red Bull
could offer.
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You might think the last person Owen Farrell would like to
see joining him in the British & Irish Lions camp is the man
he is constantly compared to and who was last seen patting
the youngster on the head at Twickenham after dropping a
goal that dumped Saracens out of the Heineken Cup.
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Saracens fly-half Owen Farrell believes that his side have
come on in ‘leaps and bounds’ since the last time they
met and is ready for their Heineken Cup semi-final clash
with Toulon.
Last year, Saracens went out of the Heineken Cup to Clermont
Auvergne but is looking forward to the challenge against
Toulon.
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Normally there is a sense of the run of the mill a week
after the conclusion of the RBS Six Nations, but not this
time, not when six clubs are battling for the top four
play-off positions in the Aviva Premiership and swapping
places like gossipy neighbours with their tales.
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He would have started his obsessive preparations for the
visit of France to Twickenham in six days’ time by now,
analysing and planning in his inimitable fashion, but
instead Jonny Wilkinson basks in the Core d’Azur sunshine
knowing that while his international time is over all eyes
have switched to the current man in the...
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England , and Owen Farrell in particular, can look forward
to a pack of hurting, passionate Scots in their faces all
afternoon in six days time when the heavy underdogs come to
Twickenham intent on making it anything but easy for the
team who smashed the All Blacks two months ago.
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England fly-half Owen Farrell believes that his side have
made a good start to their Six Nations preparations and are
better together than this time last year. "As a group we feel like we have the ground running this
week," Farrell told Sky Sports.
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The weekend was probably the best so far this season in the
Heineken Cup and at the end of it, with so many questions
now answered, and so many still to be sorted, my stand out
team has to be Saracens.
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England's Owen Farrell is on the four-man shortlist for the
International Rugby Board's player of the year.
The nomination may come as a surprise to some as Farrell has
made just nine appearances for England, the first of which
came in February this year.
The Saracens fly-half,
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Arsenal teenager Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain has been named as
one of the 25 most influential Londoners aged 25 or under.
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The irony facing Stuart Lancaster as he prepares to announce
his EPS senior and Saxons squads next week for the season
ahead is that, after a character-defining tour of South
Africa, he is probably less aware of his first-choice
starting XV than he was before the first test.
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Brace yourselves for some high-octane, car crash rugby from
Durban tomorrow when the ultra-physical Springboks take on
Stuart Lancaster's England who look for a first win in South
Africa since 2000.
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*Much of the speculation this week centres around the
appointment of the coach of the England rugby team, to take
them forward to the next world cup. Every writer and
ex-player has an opinion, many of which hail the current set
up headed by Stuart Lancaster.
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*Regardless of how England finish their Six Nations campaign
at Twickenham on Saturday, Stuart Lancaster should remain at
the helm. He is, ever so precisely, guiding a ship that is
on course to mount a very real challenge for the 2015 Rugby
World Cup.
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The reaction to the first fortnight of competition under
Stuart Lancaster’s has been typically, and ever so
disappointingly, English. Despite the fact that the Six
Nations champions have won their first two matches, and are
consequently on course for a successful defence of their
title, little praise has been uttered.
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At some point on Saturday evening Owen Farrell will be
required to step up in the swirling wind and rain of
Murrayfield and focus his mind on the job of kicking a
penalty in the face of a partisan, 67,00-strong crowd, a
kick which might just win the Calcutta Cup.
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Both Andy and Owen Farrell have played down the significance
of their father-son relationship in the build up to
England's opening Six Nations fixture against Scotland next
weekend.
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I met Richard Parks the other night, the former Pontypridd,
Perpignan, Leeds and Newport-Gwent Dragons flanker who was
forced to retire from rugby in 2009 due to a shoulder
injury.
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*OK, so we're still very much in the honeymoon period, the
brave new dawn, if you like, after the dark winter of
discontent, but so far England rugby's interim head coach,
Stuart Lancaster, ably assisted by his forwards coach,
Graham Rowntree, has done just about everything right.
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*Owen Farrell is thinking hard about which of his father’s
characteristics he has taken over the most.
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