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Enjoying TRP more than ever

26 April 2020 0 comments

AMI the only reader of The Rugby Paper who thinks the quality of your publication has improved since the start of Covid-19 lockdown? As well […]

Guscott column: May-day for opponents as Gloucester-bound Jonny just gets better

21 April 2020 0 comments

Jeremy Guscott analyses Jonny May’s move to Gloucester and what it means for his England career

Guscott column: I’m glad Eddie Jones has got the job… who else was there?

14 April 2020 0 comments

The World Cup is the only thing that has eluded Eddie Jones so far

Return to good old days crazy

12 April 2020 0 comments

JEREMY Guscott suggests that a return to the good old days when there were just two substitutes who could only be brought on for medical […]

Solution to scrum mess

12 April 2020 0 comments

JEREMY Guscott is right. The scrum at Test level is a disaster – and boring. The solution is simple. First, and importantly, ensure all props […]

Guscott column: End the 50:22 sideshow and sort out the scrum

8 April 2020 0 comments

Jeremy Guscott argues why the proposed 50:22 kicking law is an absurd oversight of the game’s more pressing changes required

Guscott column: Lions must be ready, Springboks will only get better

31 March 2020 0 comments

For a third consecutive tour of South Africa, the British & Irish Lions will be facing a world champion team

What is in Sunday’s edition of The Rugby Paper?

27 March 2020 0 comments

A sneak peek at what awaits you inside this week’s TRP…

Guscott’s right, it’s time to trim benches says Winterbottom

22 March 2020 0 comments

Questions: Winterbottom PETER Winterbottom has added his name to a lengthening list of people demanding drastic cuts in the number of forward replacements in order […]

Cut the subs to put the emphasis back on attack

15 March 2020 0 comments

JEREMY GUSCOTT OUTSPOKEN AND UNMISSABLE… EVERY WEEK Spectacular: Justin Tipuric scores the stunning try for Wales against England PICTURE: Getty Images THE 2020 Six Nations […]

It deserved a red but where’s consistency?

15 March 2020 0 comments

High tackle: Hadleigh Parkes stops Manu Tuilagi by any means necessary PICTURE: Getty Images THE very high tackle on Manu Tuilagi during last week’s game […]

What’s in Sunday’s Rugby Paper?

13 March 2020 0 comments

Been a slow news week in rugby, hasn’t it? In that not-at-all-slow, actually very fast-paced and relentless way. Yes, coronavirus is causing all sorts of […]

It just makes you regret that display in Paris

8 March 2020 0 comments

JEREMY GUSCOTT Impressive: Anthony Watson scored a superbly executed try ENGLAND have built on their performances week to week throughout this tournament and yesterday’s display […]

Guscott column: Manu Tuilagi is ready to find holes in Wales’ defence

3 March 2020 0 comments

Jeremy Guscott gives his thoughts ahead of England versus Wales at Twickenham, where the hosts will be looking for a display like the one against Ireland

Guscott column: Manu Tuilagi is so vital, Eddie must find another like him

23 February 2020 0 comments

Jeremy Guscott outlines how England are at their best with Manu Tuilagi in the team

Tuilagi is so vital, Eddie must find another one!

23 February 2020 0 comments

JEREMY GUSCOTT OUTSPOKEN AND UNMISSABLE… EVERY WEEK Missile: England have missed Manu Tuilagi in midfield PICTURE: Getty Images THE debate over whether the 10-12 combination […]

England need much more to beat Irish

9 February 2020 0 comments

Done it: George Ford celebrates with Owen Farrell and Jonny May after the match PICTURE: Getty Images IT was so crucial for England to get […]

What’s in Sunday’s Rugby Paper?

31 January 2020 0 comments

Here’s what’s in TRP #594… SIX NATIONS KICK-OFF: A big look ahead to England’s date with France in Paris WALES v ITALY: Find out whether George […]

Guscott column: Simon Amor can get England to be more instinctive

21 January 2020 0 comments

From Wisemantel to Amor, England’s fast-paced attack play can become more expressive

Guscott column: Club culture is what sets Saracens and Exeter apart

14 January 2020 0 comments

Jeremy Guscott on the methods which have held Mark McCall and Rob Baxter in good stead

Guscott column: Six Nations excitement can light up the New Year

2 January 2020 0 comments

Jeremy Guscott lends some advice for any players set to grace the Test stage for the first time in the upcoming Six Nations

Chiefs ‘have learnt how to rule Europe’

29 December 2019 1 comment

Are Exeter Chiefs ready to win the Heineken Champions Cup? NEALE HARVEY talks to two of their coaches who believe their side can achieve its […]

Guscott column: We got over 1991 – now the class of 2019 must develop

24 December 2019 0 comments

Jeremy Guscott on how Owen Farrell can lead England to a new level in the Six Nations

We got over 1991 – now class of 2019 must develop

22 December 2019 3 comments

JEREMY GUSCOTT OUTSPOKEN AND UNMISSABLE… EVERY WEEK Gold standard: David Campese of Australia holds the World Cup after beating England 12-6 in 1991 PICTURES: Getty […]

Letters

15 December 2019 2 comments

SEND YOUR COMMENTS TO: The Rugby Paper, Tuition House, St Georges Road, Wimbledon SW19 4EU email: newsdesk@therugbypaper.co.uk Cutting the format could kill Sevens THOUSANDS of […]

Hogg can be the missing link for Exeter in Europe

15 December 2019 0 comments

JEREMY GUSCOTT OUTSPOKEN AND UNMISSABLE… EVERY WEEK Pedigree: Stuart Hogg scores against Sale in last weekend’s European Cup match PICTURE: Getty Images EXETER’S squad is […]

Guscott column: It beggars belief that the Lions are treated so badly

10 December 2019 0 comments

Jeremy Guscott believes it is as important as ever for the Lions to win in South Africa to not fall to the total will of the professional club game

It beggars belief that the Lions are treated so badly

8 December 2019 0 comments

JEREMY GUSCOTT Stretching the Springboks: Matt Dawson scores for the Lions in the third Test against South Africa at Ellis Park in 1997 PICTURE: Getty […]

Guscott column: French clubs can cash in on Saracens’ current turmoil

20 November 2019 0 comments

Jeremy Guscott says it’s advantage French clubs in Europe, but that Northampton Saints could spring a surprise this season

Guscott column: Trim the bench and enforce the laws to improve the game

12 November 2019 0 comments

Jeremy Guscott argues defence has become easier with a lax approach from referees marshalling the scrum

Guscott column: Eddie Jones has to stay for four more years or go

5 November 2019 0 comments

Jeremy Guscott feels England were magnificent in Japan but warns Eddie Jones’ future must become clear beyond 2021

Guscott column: Ben Youngs holds key to chances of victory

22 October 2019 0 comments

Jeremy Guscott on what England need to do to beat the All Blacks

Radradra has been my player of the tournament

13 October 2019 0 comments

JEREMY GUSCOTT OUTSPOKEN AND UNMISSABLE…EVERY WEEK WALES must be licking their lips with the prospect of France as their quarter- final opponents because they have […]

Dalyand Itoje helpkeep Eddie’s show on the road

6 October 2019 0 comments

JEREMY GUSCOTT OUTSPOKEN AND UNMISSABLE…EVERY WEEK Quality: Maro Itoje sets the standard Consistent: Tom Curry, left, and Sam Underhill, right, were good on the flanks […]

Guscott column: Ford-Farrell combination is dependent on Manu’s defence

1 October 2019 0 comments

Jeremy Guscott talks England’s plans for their back-line with games against tougher opposition beckoning

Ford-Farrell combo will dependonManudefence

29 September 2019 2 comments

JEREMY GUSCOTT Big question: Manu Tuilagi is an explosive attacking force but defence can win World Cups PICTURE: Getty Images YOU need to be a […]

Guscott column: Springboks are my pick, but only if Handre Pollard can stay fit

18 September 2019 0 comments

Handre Pollard was in dominant form during the Rugby Championship, as South Africa lifted the trophy

Guscott column: Pack display was poetry

1 September 2019 0 comments

Jeremy Guscott’s verdict on England’s barnstorming performance from the pack against Ireland

Tuilagi must be wearing 12 for the big Pool games

25 August 2019 0 comments

JEREMY GUSCOTT OUTSPOKEN AND UNMISSABLE… EVERY WEEK THE beauty of warm-up games is that you can mix and match and see how the combinations run, […]

Heinz needs a big game or Eddie will get stick

11 August 2019 0 comments

JEREMY GUSCOTT OUTSPOKEN AND UNMISSABLE… EVERY WEEK Moment of truth: Willi Heinz has his chance to impress THE England team that Eddie Jones announced for […]

Word’s out… the All Blacks no longer look invincible

4 August 2019 1 comment

JEREMY GUSCOTT Big finish: Herschel Jantjies scores for South Africa to draw against the All Blacks PICTURE: Getty Images OUTSPOKEN AND UNMISSABLE… EVERY WEEK Suddenly […]

Can Wales go all the way in Japan? Yes, they can!

14 July 2019 0 comments

JEREMY GUSCOTT OUTSPOKEN AND UNMISSABLE…EVERY WEEK THE question that keeps on coming up is whether Wales, having won a Grand Slam in World Cup year, […]

Guscott column: The culture which keeps Saracens and Exeter streets ahead of the rest

5 June 2019 0 comments

Jeremy Guscott on Mark McCall and Rob Baxter and how the chasing pack are faring

Cipriani has to go to Japan insists Guscott

2 June 2019 0 comments

General: Danny Cipriani in action for Gloucester EDDIE JONES has to take Danny Cipriani to the World Cup this autumn, according to legendary centre Jeremy […]

Guscott column: Bath and Leicester backs are being sold short by the packs

23 May 2019 0 comments

Neal Hatley has a big job on his hands upon his return to Bath, says Jeremy Guscott

Guscott column: Owen Farrell and Jonny Sexton tactical battle will be box office

10 May 2019 0 comments

Jeremy Guscott examines the battle of the 10s ahead of the Champions Cup final

New dad Faz must win the tactical battle between 10s

5 May 2019 1 comment

JEREMY GUSCOTT Fierce competitor: Owen Farrell has bounced back from an indifferent Six Nations PICTURES: Getty Images OWEN Farrell and Johnny Sexton had indifferent Six […]

WHO ARE YOUR RUGBY HEROES?

28 April 2019 0 comments

Flat out for Irish: Josh McNally has impressed to earn a move to Bath London Irish booked their return to the Premiership last weekend but […]

Guscott column: Has Todd Blackadder been a success at Bath?

26 April 2019 0 comments

In his exclusive column, Jeremy Guscott says who he would like to see succeed Todd Blackadder

WHO ARE YOUR RUGBY HEROES?

21 April 2019 0 comments

Diamond: Tom Curry playing for England against Scotland Youth has had a wonderful season in rugby. In 20-year-old openside Tom Curry and 21-year-old wing Joe […]

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