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		Frank Hadden (born 14 June 1954 in Dundee, Scotland) is coach of the Scotland national rugby union team.
		Frank Hadden's brother, Dave Hadden, choked to death on a piece of toast on the morning of 22nd August 2007.
		Hadden's team suffered an 18-28 loss to Wales in Cardiff during which Scott Murray was sent off for the first time in his international career for using his boot recklessly on Ian Gough.
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	Frank Hadden - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Frank Hadden (born 14 June 1954) is the current coach of the Scotland national rugby union team.
		Frank Hadden was born 14 June 1954 in Dundee.
		In 1983, Hadden was appointed Head of PE and director of rugby at Merchiston Castle School in Edinburgh, and, as the school's 1st XV became a dominant force in Scottish schools rugby, he acquired a name as a coach with promise.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Frank_Hadden (371 words)

	ireland.com / Today / Sport / Rugby / Six Nations Tournament
		Scotland head coach Frank Hadden has seen his honeymoon period come and go in charge of the national team.
		Hadden was appointed to the biggest role in the Scottish game in an interim capacity for the matches against the Barbarians and Romania last summer.
		While Hadden did not have the same high profile as some of his predecessors such as Jim Telfer and Ian McGeechan, his respect among the Scotland squad is enormous.
	www.ireland.com /sports/rugby/6nations/2006/profiles/hadden.html (299 words)

	Hadden's warrior class hit England where it hurts - Telegraph
		Hadden asserted that it was imperative to have one, noting that there was a time when you never quite knew what was going to happen as the kicker approached the mark.
		Hadden has re-energised his men, given them a sense of their own worth.
		Hadden is that man and Murrayfield rose to acclaim the product of his intelligent labours.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /sport/main.jhtml?xml=/sport/2006/02/27/srscot27.xml (666 words)

	Guide, Samuel Bernard Hadden Papers, University of Pennsylvania Archives
		Samuel Bernard Hadden was born in Dunmore, Pennsylvania in 1900.
		For Hadden, homosexuality was an "experientially determined and treatable condition." His greatest professional interest being group psychotherapy, Hadden was the first psychiatrist to use this method of treatment with exclusive male homosexual groups.
		Hadden was married on October 18, 1924 to Alice O'Horo.
	www.archives.upenn.edu /faids/upt/upt50/haddensb.html (883 words)

	Scotsman.com Sport - Top Stories - New Scotland coach expected to be Hadden
		Frank Hadden's rival for the position of Scotland's rugby coach, John Kirwan, believes Hadden is almost certain to be named for the role.
		FRANK Hadden is expected to be named the new Scotland rugby coach within the next fortnight after the deadline for applications closed last night.
		Hadden has been suggested frequently as the man to replace Scotland's first foreign coach, Matt Williams, who was sacked in May after a run of 14 defeats in 17 Test matches.
	sport.scotsman.com /index.cfm?id=1863242005 (520 words)

	Sapp Family of Florida: Third Generation
		James Daniel Hadden was born in Madison Co., Florida 17 September 1878.
		Annie America Hadden was born in Madison Co., Florida 23 March 1883.
		Annie America Hadden died in childbirth as did the baby and they were both buried in one coffin in Pine Grove Cemetery.
	www.mindspring.com /~jburval/genealogy/sapp/i0002064.htm (395 words)

	Caulk Family of South Carolina and FL: Third Generation
		Frank was the son of Hugh Hadden and Lucy Sapp.
		Thomas Jefferson Hadden was born 22 September 1885.
		Mary Joseph Hadden was born 2 June 1888.
	www.mindspring.com /~jburval/genealogy/caulk/i0002065.htm (401 words)

	BBC SPORT \| Rugby Union \| Scottish \| Hadden focused on the short-term
		Frank Hadden believes he is the man to improve the fortunes of Scottish rugby, but has put thoughts of taking the coach's job permanently to one side.
		Hadden insists he is focused solely on those two games for the moment.
		Hadden named a 30-strong squad that is missing the three Scots in the Lions squad - Gordon Bulloch, Simon Taylor and Chris Cusiter.
	newsimg.bbc.co.uk /sport1/low/rugby_union/scottish/4512191.stm (308 words)

	NameTraq \| Last Name: Hadden
		However, the players and Frank Hadden, the coach, know they will have to step up their performance level if they are to keep the campaign on track at Leeds...
		Coach Frank Hadden admits that preparations for this inter-city contest, which began back in 1872, were affected by the emphasis put on the international squad...
		For Edinburgh coach Frank Hadden the apprenticeship period is over for the centre who caught the attention of national coach Matt Williams with a run of tries...
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	Scotsman.com News - Latest News - Hadden frustrated by ref's inconsistencies
		EDINBURGH Rugby coach Frank Hadden pointed a finger at referee Rob Dickson accusing the official of failing to make a punishment truly reflect the crime in a key incident as the Gunners crashed to a 19-10 defeat by Borders at Galashiels.
		Leading 10-6 and attacking the home line with a trademark rolling maul Edinburgh seemed set to increase their advantage and in all likelihood kill the match only for Jacobsen to be severely provoked into breaking off to swipe at a rival he perceived to be attempting to disrupt illegally.
		Well, it was obvious Hadden was not enamoured by the decision to play a curtain-raiser in conditions where the turf was always going to cut up.
	news.scotsman.com /latest.cfm?id=5935582 (955 words)

	Hadden must look south to improve Scots - [Sunday Herald] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Yet if that aspect of Hadden’s roll-call demonstrated an even-handedness that has not always been apparent in the schemes, the strategies and the outright subterfuges of other international coaches, another element of his selection ought to have set alarm bells ringing throughout the wider community of Scottish rugby.
		A cursory examination of some of the most celebrated Scotland sides of all time is enough to demonstrate the value of exiled players: seven were involved in the Grand Slam side of 1925, five in the 1990 version, and a staggering nine in the team that beat England at Murrayfield in 2000.
		His rubbishing of Scottish rugby as a whole made it refreshing to hear Hadden begin his reign as Scotland coach with a declaration of faith in the fundamental worth and quality of the sport in Scotland.
	www.sundayherald.com /52082 (985 words)

	Sunday Herald, The: Wide boy Frank Hadden knows what he wants on the pitch and is just
		Yet if it is premature to hail Scotland's return to the top of world rugby, Frank Hadden, the interim coach, was in no mood to extinguish his players' celebrations with the sort of Calvinist fervour Jim Telfer was wont to apply on such occasions.
		The hand of Hadden was evident in the style Scotland adopted against the Barbarians, for the width they wanted put on the ball was clear from the way they handled even the first kick-off.
		Perhaps Hadden was simply being cunning in airing the subject of remuneration as a critical issue in whether he decides to put himself forward as Scotland coach.
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	Frank Hadden gets Scotland in groove - Telegraph
		Perhaps wisely, Hadden ensured that the training games were touch rugby only, mindful that the agendas of some of those involved could turn a full contact session into something akin to bloody combat.
		Speaking at the official civic welcome to Scotland's World Cup base in St Etienne yesterday, Hadden expressed satisfaction with the fitness and skills of the players he has brought here, but admitted that the presence of some of those he had overlooked had added a certain spice to proceedings in training.
		It was typical of Hadden's World Cup warm-up programme that even a couple of touch rugby sessions should have been marked by a level of intensity never reached in Scotland's preparations for previous tournaments.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /sport/main.jhtml?xml=/sport/2007/09/07/srscot107.xml (783 words)

	The simple truth of Hadden's success - Telegraph
		There was a time when, by his own admission, Scotland's coach Frank Hadden used to over-complicate things a little.
		Hadden, a youthful 51, is a genuinely modest man who tries to deflect any praise, but the Scotland squad have been queuing up this week to let the rugby world know that their coach does more "than put a little organisation in place" and should take great credit for their heartening revival in fortunes.
		Hadden's rise to prominence is one of those classic 'overnight' success stories that has actually taken 20 years to achieve.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /sport/main.jhtml?xml=/sport/2006/02/10/srscot10.xml (668 words)

	Hadden will not hang up his Guns yet - Evening Times (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		As expected, Hadden, who has been in interim charge of Scotland following the sacking of Matt Williams in the spring, was named as the new national team coach.
		Meanwhile, Hadden has already been handed a boost with the news that lock forward Stuart Grimes has confirmed he will be available for the World Cup in 2007.
		Hadden said: "Stuart did want to get the point across when he spoke to me that he wants to be involved in the World Cup.
	www.eveningtimes.co.uk /sport/6021061.shtml (383 words)

	Scotsman.com Sport - Rugby - Scott: Give Frank the job for keeps
		SCOTT MURRAY today called for Frank Hadden to be made Scotland rugby coach on a permanent basis.
		Murray said: "Frank Hadden is the man to take Scotland forward because he knows better than anyone what people can do.
		Frank showed he can get the best out of us starting with when we came together and he said he wanted playing for Scotland to be enjoyable.
	sport.scotsman.com /rugby.cfm?id=571712005 (858 words)

	BBC SPORT \| Rugby Union \| Six Nations \| Blair gets the nod against France
		Blair's inclusion is one of three changes to Frank Hadden's side from the one that faced New Zealand last autumn.
		Hadden said of his decision to choose Blair over Cusiter: "We are in a most fortunate position to have some real talent there and, as ever, it was a close call.
		Hadden continued: "It's a fantastic milestone for Jason and I congratulate him on becoming the 20th Scot to win 50 or more international caps.
	news.bbc.co.uk /sport1/hi/rugby_union/international/4663914.stm (469 words)

	Evening News (Edinburgh, Scotland) : Hadden keeps a cool head despite Cardiff crushing. @ HighBeam Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		EDINBURGH REIVERS coach Frank Hadden is refusing to push the panic button despite his team's 80-16 thrashing by Welsh/Scottish League champions Cardiff at the Arms Park, insisting: "We can't afford to let it be a crisis."
		The 46-year-old former school-teacher saw his hopes of a successful start to his term in charge of the super-team blown away as Cardiff were able to cut loose in a dazzling display of running rugby which yielded ten tries to one, Martin Leslie going over late on for nothing more than a consolation effort.
		But despite the brave face being put on by Hadden, alarm bells must be ringing in the super-team camp today.
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	Freeserve Rugby in association with Planet-Rugby (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Scotland head coach Frank Hadden has restored Chris Cusiter to the starting XV for the November Test against Samoa on Sunday.
		Scotland coach Frank Hadden has drafted Edinburgh Gunners fly-half Phil Godman into his squad for training as he steps up preparations for the November Test series.
		New Scotland coach Frank Hadden has warned his team to be wary of the threat of all three opponents in the forthcoming Test series, rather than concentrating on New Zealand.
	fs.planet-rugby.com /COUNTRY_BY_COUNTRY/Scotland/index.shtml (300 words)

	Black & Ambers Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Edinburgh coach Frank Hadden goes so far as to say that the Dragons are a better team than Newcastle, who lead the table by seven points with 17, ahead of Perpignan and the Dragons, both on 10 but with the French aces ahead on scores between the pair.
		And Hadden knows a bit about the Dragons, having brought his Edinburgh team to Rodney Parade in mid-November where they became the first Celtic League winners at the ground this season.
		Hadden denies that because Edinburgh can't make the last eight of the Heineken Cup they won't offer much resistance.
	www.blackandambers.co.uk /dragons/archive/jan06_hadden_praises_dragons.htm (519 words)

	The Scotsman - Sport - SRU and Hadden to meet after break
		Murrayfield officials are reviewing the position, and interim chief Frank Hadden has staked his claim by following up Scotland's first-ever win over the Barbarians with a 39-19 victory in Romania on Sunday night.
		An SRU spokesman said: "The situation is that Frank is now off on holiday with his wife to the Greek Islands.
		Hadden is not the only coach waiting to hear his fate.
	thescotsman.scotsman.com /sport.cfm?id=622952005 (674 words)

	To be Frank - [Sunday Herald] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Against such a backdrop, the suspicion had to be that the final element of Hadden’s pre-season preparations would be to crawl under a table, curl up in a ball and sob quietly to himself, yet there was a surprisingly jaunty aspect to his conversation on Friday as he anticipated the campaign ahead.
		Hadden could be forgiven for viewing the first few weeks of the Celtic League as a holding operation, but he rejected forcefully the suggestion that his side would simply be biding their time unti the injury situation improves: “We can’t afford to do that,” he stressed.
		Yet Hadden, with the innate concern of the schoolteacher he used to be, is cautious about putting too much responsibility on young shoulders.
	update.sundayherald.com /44393 (1393 words)

	BBC SPORT \| Rugby Union \| Internationals \| Hadden to lead Scots over summer
		And Hadden hopes to stake a claim for the job on a permanent basis.
		SRU acting chief executive Fred McLeod said: "All the coaches from our three professional teams will be working together to put their vast rugby knowledge and insight of the Scottish psyche into delivering performances for Scotland of which the nation can be proud.
		"We have chosen Frank as interim head coach because of his experience in the professional game and the fact that, over the piece, he is our most successful pro-team head coach.
	news.bbc.co.uk /sport1/hi/rugby_union/international/4497327.stm (507 words)

	Edinburgh Evening News - Sport - Win is vital says Hadden as he tinkers with line-up (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		SCOTLAND rugby coach Frank Hadden today got tough in ordering his side to become more streetwise going into Sunday's "critical" clash with Samoa at Murrayfield.
		Hadden stopped well short of crying wolf but it is clear his side have to quickly develop extra belief and concentrate on extra discipline.
		Referring to the changes, Hadden said: "Everyone is aware how close it is at scrum-half so it is only fair to give Chris Cusiter a start.
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	BBC SPORT \| Rugby Union \| Scottish \| Edinburgh remain upbeat
		Edinburgh coach Frank Hadden refused to criticise his side in the wake of their 33-0 Heineken Cup loss to Toulouse.
		Hadden was left short of experienced players because of injury and Toulouse took full advantage in the second half.
		Toulouse coach Guy Noves was happy with his side's performance after the break but admitted they still needed to improve to stand a chance of reaching the semi-finals.
	news8.thdo.bbc.co.uk /sport1/low/rugby_union/scottish/3449429.stm (198 words)

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