The News Review:
- Statue to mark town’s rugby links
- Rugby: Burger the villain not McCaw says Mitchell
- NZ feels betting pinch – New Zealand’s source for sport rugby…
- Welsh Club Rugby / News Paterson believes defence will be the key
- Coppins loses MX1 lead – New Zealand’s source for sport rugby…
- Super 14 Rugby Super Rugby News Fixtures and Results
Statue to mark town’s rugby links
BBC News – Aug 27, 2007
St Helens Council is commissioning a statue to mark the success of the Saints who also hold the world club championship and the premiership title. The statue will be placed on the A570 link road roundabout close to the site of the planned new Saints’ stadium. Talks have already begun with a sculptor over ideas for the statue. The sculpture will reflect the results of a poll of fans to name the club’s best ever player.
Rugby: Burger the villain not McCaw says Mitchell
New Zealand Herald – Aug 27, 2007
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NZ feels betting pinch – New Zealand’s source for sport rugby…
Stuff.co.nz – Aug 27, 2007
With horse racing in Australia cancelled since Saturday the TAB here will lose about $4. 5 million from three days’ lost revenue Racing Board racing manager Michael Dore said. The loss is offset a little by increased betting turnover on New Zealand racing and the product fee for increased turnover in TABs in Victoria and New South Wales on New Zealand races. But those amounts were minor compared with the loss of NZ betting on Australian races New Zealand Thoroughbred Racing chief executive Paul Bittar said.
Welsh Club Rugby / News Paterson believes defence will be the key
Scrum.com – Aug 27, 2007
Frank Hadden’s side failed to make many inroads in South Africa’s defensive line in the Test match at Murrayfield. Scotland started their final warm-up match before the World Cup in encouraging fashion and were rewarded for their enthusiasm when Paterson kicked them ahead in the 10th minute. However tries in quick succession from Bryan Habana Jaque Fourie and Fourie du Preez effectively ended the match as a contest before half-time. Scotland valiantly pressed for a way back into the game but despite managing to run in four tries against Ireland a fortnight previously they could find no chink in the Springboks armoury.
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Coppins loses MX1 lead – New Zealand’s source for sport rugby…
Stuff.co.nz – Aug 27, 2007
The 30-year old New Zealander missed the previous two rounds after suffering a shoulder injury in a crash earlier. His lead has steadily eroded with Belgian Steve Ramon now leading the series. He was 14th in today’s first race while Ramon was sixth and was unplaced in the second race with Ramon fourth. Points: Steve Ramon (Belgium) 466 1 Josh Coppins (NZ) 452 2 Kevin Strijbos (Belgium) 428 3 Sebastien Pourcel (France) 427 4 David Philippaerts (Italy) 406 5.
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Super 14 Rugby Super Rugby News Fixtures and Results
Super 14 – Aug 27, 2007
sportsdigitalcontent. Thomas had 20 stitches inserted into three separate gashes on his face and eventually left the field on a stretcher “dizzy” and “exhausted” on Sunday. It was inspirational leadership from Thomas – but it could not stop Wales sliding to defeat as France dished out a lesson in clinical finishing. And Wales know spilled claret alone will not be enough if they want to make any kind of impression at the World Cup. Senior player and Gareth’s namesake Jonathan Thomas said afterwards that he couldn’t have asked for more from his skipper.