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Overzicht wie waar etc zie link.quote:ngland Rugby 2015 (ER 2015) and Rugby World Cup Limited (RWCL) today announced the full list of match venues and published the match schedule for Rugby World Cup 2015.
The 13 match venues and host cities selected are: Twickenham Stadium (London), Wembley Stadium (London), Olympic Stadium (London), Millennium Stadium (Cardiff), Manchester City Stadium (Manchester), St James’ Park (Newcastle), Elland Road (Leeds), Leicester City Stadium (Leicester), Villa Park (Birmingham), Kingsholm Stadium (Gloucester), stadiummk (Milton Keynes), Brighton Community Stadium (Brighton) and Sandy Park (Exeter).
Nice, het plannen kan beginnen!quote:Op donderdag 2 mei 2013 11:28 schreef borisz het volgende:
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Overzicht wie waar etc zie link.
http://www.rugbyworldcup.(...)s+schedule+announced
quote:De rugbyers van 't Gooi hebben voor
de tweede keer de landstitel veroverd.
In de eindstrijd van de play-offs won
de kampioen van 2009 na verlenging met
21-20 van RC Hilversum,dat de afgelopen
drie jaar kampioen was geworden.
De ploeg uit Naarden verzamelde in de
reguliere competitie een punt meer dan
Hilversum,maar stond in de finale in
Amsterdam mede door een try van Nicky
Janssen halverwege met 14-0 achter.
't Gooi sleepte er toch een verlenging
uit en keek daarin snel tegen een 14-20
achterstand aan.Een try van invaller
Roy van Leyen,die door een blessure
niet kon starten,en een conversie van
Dave Harrold schonken 't Gooi de titel.
quote:Dylan Hartley will not go on the British & Irish Lions to Australia after he was sent off during the Aviva Premiership Final for allegedly calling referee Wayne Barnes a 'f*cking cheat'. He has the right to appeal the 11 week ban handed out to him.
It was a dramatic and confusing end to the first half at Twickenham, as Stephen Myler kicked the ball out on the full after misunderstanding what Barnes had actually said.
A few minutes prior Hartley had been spoken to for the way he addressed the referee, and from the ensuing scrum after Myler's mistake, the Northampton Saints hooker allegedly swore at Barnes.
Coach Jim Mallinder said that the 27-year-old Saints hooker was directing his jibe towards Tigers hooker Tom Youngs, after a penalty was awarded to Leicester at the scrum.
"I asked Dylan at half-time and I've just asked him again 'what happened? What did you say?' He said he was talking to Tom Youngs," explained Mallinder.
"If you talk like that to a player I wouldn't expect anything to happen. Clearly, Wayne Barnes has believed Dylan has spoken to him. I support Dylan. He is my captain. If he says he wasn't speaking to the referee and he was speaking to a player on the floor I can only support what he says."
A three man disciplinary-panel ruled that Hartley was guilty of a mid-range offence.
Judge Jeff Blackett said: "We cannot get around the fact that Wayne Barnes was certain that Mr Hartley's comments were directed at him. Wayne Barnes said that if he had had any doubt in his mind, then he would have given the player the benefit of the doubt.
"In terms of sanction, calling a referee a cheat is an attack on his integrity and contrary to the core values of rugby and therefore we have taken a serious view and provided a serious sanction."
Hartley pleaded not guilty and has the right to appeal, but it looks likely that Rory Best will be called up, although the Lions have said they will take a bit of time to consider the options.
The Tigers went on to win 37-17 despite a valiant fight back from fourteen-man Saints.
Below is a look at the bizarre sequence of play that led up to the interval. It doesn't include a replay of the swearing, which was only shown at half time. Match highlights will be added soon.
Zit im de VS en Canada, anders was ik er zeker weer bij geweest. Aan de andere kant ga ik nu wel naar Canada - Ierland.quote:
Nog plekken om het live te volgen?quote:Op donderdag 15 augustus 2013 15:44 schreef borisz het volgende:
Over twee dagen begint de Rugby Championship. Editie II.
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