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Scrum Sevens
The bitterest pill
Feb 18, 2010:  With Ireland's Paris slump fresh in the memory, we thought it about time to dredge up Championship disappointments past in our latest Scrum Seven
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Amateur ethos alive and well
Feb 17, 2010:  "Andy Powell's early morning jaunt on a golf buggy was lunacy, of course, but it has made him a hero to thousands world-wide who love a bit of anarchy." John Taylor writes
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A new French revolution?
Feb 16, 2010:  "As the All Blacks can testify, France are always capable of a spectacular one-off, but was last weekend's victory over Ireland the first, fresh, tangible evidence of a new French Revolution?" Ian Moriarty writes
ESPNscrum Fantasy Rugby - Round Two
Welsh flyers outdo solid Parks
Feb 15, 2010:  After a dour opening weekend, the Six Nations burst into life over the weekend as Wales, France and England secured victory
Ask John
Uncapped subs, players capped by Australia and New Zealand and French fly-halves
Feb 15, 2010:  Uncapped subs, players capped by Australia and New Zealand and French fly-halves - John Griffiths answers your questions
Six Nations - Round 2 Review
Drama breathes new life into Championship
Feb 15, 2010:  "England's almost robotic approach to the game at times will not endear them to fans and nor will captain Steve Borthwick's assessment of the game." Graham Jenkins writes
Frozen in time
Allez les Bleus
Feb 15, 2010:  In the second part of our Frozen in Time feature we take a look back at France's 2002 triumph over Ireland to seal the Six Nations' first Grand Slam
Six Nations
Incredible sporting drama
Feb 14, 2010:  After Wales produced one of the all-time-great comebacks to defeat Scotland, we take a look back at some of the most dramatic finishes in history
1912
Ireland grace Twickenham for the first time
Feb 12, 2010:  "'Field of draws' doesn't have quite the right ring, but it is Twickenham's title to claim without challenge over the past century." Huw Richards writes
Tom Rees Column
Six Nations just starting to sizzle
Feb 11, 2010:  "I think it gave us an idea of how the teams are shaping up, but no one looked like they were streets ahead of anybody else." Tom Rees gives his views on the opening Six Nations action
Scrum Sevens
Le bleu et le vert
Feb 11, 2010:  Ireland travel to Paris to face France on Saturday in what could be the pivotal fixture in this season's Six Nations. In our latest Scrum Seven we take a look back at a colourful rivalry that has seen last-gasp tries, famous comebacks and a day at the rac
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Invictus loses the plot
Feb 10, 2010:  "Eastwood is quite prepared to play fast and loose with the facts to suit his narrative." John Taylor writes
Super 14 - Season Preview
Usual suspects eye southern hemisphere glory
Feb 10, 2010:  The battle for 2010 Super 14 crown kicks off this weekend following a frantic pre-season dominated by high-profile transfers and the on-going debate surrounding the mass appeal of the competition.
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Johnson and co need to loosen up
Feb 9, 2010:  "Johnson does not yet look easy in his job, even though he is more than a year and a half into it." Hugh Godwin writes
ESPNscrum Fantasy Rugby - Round One
Haskell and Bastareaud lead the way
Feb 9, 2010:  England, Ireland and France enjoyed victories on the opening weekend of the Six Nations, and their leading lights unsurprisingly also yielded the best return in the vital exchanges of ESPNscrum's Fantasy Rugby
Six Nations - Round 1
France in the driving seat
Feb 8, 2010:  Ireland and England may find themselves on top of the Six Nations table after the opening round of action but it was France who set the standard
Six Nations
ESPNscrum's fantasy preview - Round 1
Feb 5, 2010:  The opening weekend of the Six Nations will soon be upon us and that means the opening round of ESPNscrum's fantasy rugby for 2010
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Has Tait's time to shine finally arrived?
Feb 5, 2010:  "There is little doubt that on his day he can be one of the most exciting backs of his generation but it is up to Tait to repay that faith by being the catalyst for England's resurgence." Graham Jenkins writes
Twickenham Centenary
England's HQ celebrates magical milestone
Feb 5, 2010:  "Twickenham can claim over that period to have been Europe's most forbidding international venue." Huw Richards writes
Scrum Sevens
Level pegging
Feb 3, 2010:  England and Wales have met on 118 occasions, with 53 wins apiece and 12 draws. As they prepare to do battle again at Twickenham on Saturday, Scrum Sevens takes a look back at some of the most significant meetings
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