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Rugby World Cup 2011
Oct 24, 2011: With the World Cup over and the All Blacks reigning supreme, ESPNscrum has a go at naming a XV based on performances during the tournament
Rugby World Cup 2011
Oct 22, 2011: "Suddenly the question on everyone's lips is not why was the tournament awarded to New Zealand, but when can we come again?" Graham Jenkins writes
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Oct 21, 2011: "One of the pleasures of watching Wales in New Zealand in 2011 was knowing that most players should still be around in 2015." Huw Richards writes
France v New Zealand, Rugby World Cup Final, October 23
Oct 21, 2011: "New Zealand will have prepared for every eventuality, such is France's trademark unpredictability, but they should also ready themselves for glory." Graham Jenkins writes
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Oct 21, 2011: "The referee selection panel's decision was unanimous. So what did Craig Joubert do to make himself the Rugby World Cup Final referee?" Rowly Williams writes
Wales v Australia, Rugby World Cup Play-Off, October 21
Oct 20, 2011: "Amid all the hype surrounding Sunday's World Cup Final you could be forgiven for forgetting there are actually two tournament games left." writes Graham Jenkins
Scrum Sevens
Oct 19, 2011: Ahead of Sunday's World Cup Final, this week's Scrum Sevens looks back at a colourful, sometimes extraordinary and facial fuzz-filled campaign for Les Bleus
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Oct 19, 2011: "The atmosphere here in Auckland this week is peculiar. The City should be bubbling - New Zealand are in the final. Instead it is as flat as a pancake." John Taylor writes
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Oct 19, 2011: "The wonderfully destructive game that a fit Moody brought to England a few years ago had been replaced by a shell of a bloke living on heart alone." Hugh Godwin writes
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Oct 19, 2011: "There is a belief that you never know what you are going to get with France - but they are actually far more consistent than most." writes Huw Richards
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Oct 19, 2011: "Alain Rolland made the only call he could possible make in sending off Sam Warburton against France last weekend." writes Rowly Williams
France v New Zealand, Rugby World Cup Final, Eden Park, October 23
Oct 18, 2011: "There is a sign in the lobby of the All Blacks' team hotel that attempts to deter autograph hunters but at times it might as well say 'queue here'" Graham Jenkins writes
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Oct 17, 2011: "Ultimately the Boks paid the price for some poor selections, the lack of a cutting edge on attack and poor execution."Stephen Nell reflects on the Springboks' RWC
Rugby World Cup
Oct 17, 2011: Join Jonathan Harris-Bass and the ESPNscrum team for the latest rugby news and opinion from the Rugby World Cup.
Rugby World Cup 2011
Oct 17, 2011: "It's a week since our Rugby World Cup exit but I am still gutted that we missed a major opportunity to do something special." Steve Thompson writes
New Zealand v Australia, Rugby World Cup Semi-Final, October 16
Oct 14, 2011: "A battle between the world's top two ranked sides will play out at Auckland's Eden Park on Sunday night but it will not decide who lifts the Webb Ellis Cup." Graham Jenkins writes
France v Wales, Rugby World Cup Semi-Final, October 15
Oct 14, 2011: "While acknowledging the significance of the occasion, Wales simply refuse to be overawed. They are too busy having fun." Graham Jenkins writes
The East Terrace
Oct 14, 2011: "England's dismal display off the field during the World Cup was part of an exciting rebranding project." James Stafford reports from The East Terrace
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Oct 13, 2011: "The problem at the RFU is that there is nobody left with any credibility to take control until they have appointed a new team to run the business." John Taylor writes
Scrum Sevens
Oct 13, 2011: With Peter de Villiers seemingly at the end of his reign as Springboks coach, this week's Scrum Sevens looks back at some seminal moments during his tenure
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