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	Paul Ackford (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Paul Ackford (born 26 February 1958) is a former English (An Indo-European language belonging to the West Germanic branch; the official language of Britain and the United States and most of the Commonwealth countries) rugby union (additional info and facts about rugby union) international who played lock forward.
		He played lock for England B (additional info and facts about England B) aged 21, but did not make an impact until joining Harlequins and the Police (The force of policemen and officers) in 1988.
		Partnering Wade Dooley (additional info and facts about Wade Dooley), Ackford became an important part of the new side captained by Will Carling (additional info and facts about Will Carling).
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/p/pa/paul_ackford.htm (230 words)

	Sporting Life - Six Nations 2002
		However, Paul Ackford, a respected team-mate of Carling's in the 1991 final, while accepting that Woodward made mistakes at the weekend, does not believe there is a better candidate available.
		Both Carling and Ackford were, however, united in their condemnation of Henry Paul's inclusion in the squad.
		Paul's failure to retain possession as England chased the game gave plenty of ammunition to Woodward's critics, with Carling branding the Kiwi's selection "ridiculous".
	www.sportinglife.com /rugbyunion/sixnations2002/news/story_get.dor?STORY_NAME=rugby/02/03/04/RUGBYU_England_Carling.html (591 words)

	Paul Ackford - England Rugby Player - Rugby-Heroes.net
		Paul John Ackford was a late-comer to the test arena.
		He was an England B player at the age of 21 but would spend almost 10 years in the rugby wilderness before joining the police and Harlequins in 1988.
		The Lions lost the first test but in the two remaining games Ackford was re-united with his England partner Dooley, and this helped the pack to impose its considerable physical presence upon the Wallabies in tests notable for their ferocious forward exchanges.
	www.sporting-heroes.net /rugby-heroes/displayhero.asp?HeroID=712 (401 words)

	biology - Paul Ackford
		Paul Ackford (born 26 February 1958) is a former English rugby union international who played lock forward.
		He played lock for England B aged 21, but did not make an impact until joining Harlequins and the Police in 1988.
		Partnering Wade Dooley, Ackford became an important part of the new side captained by Will Carling.
	www.biologydaily.com /biology/Paul_Ackford (167 words)

	Past masters in cup picks - Rugby World Cup 2003 - RugbyHeaven (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Paul Ackford: (Laughing) That might be the reason the rest of you choose, but the reality is the English side is wonderfully well organised, massively talented and I think destiny is with them.
		Ackford: I actually think if we were to win we would stay in Australia for the next four years just to gloat.
		Ackford: I agree with the analysis that the All Blacks have more vitality, thrust and youth but I think England possess something that is very rare in international rugby - which John's side had when he was playing for Australia - the knack of winning close games.
	www.rugbyheaven.smh.com.au /articles/2003/10/09/1065676097656.html (1885 words)

	'I hope England don't break up' - Rugby World Cup 2003 - RugbyHeaven (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Ackford: Kirky, you have said that the two sides in the final have moved away from the rest.
		Ackford: They seem to have rediscovered their cultural identity in the way they played.
		Ackford: Do you think that rugby will bounce off this World Cup into a new era; because when you talk to the chief executives of the leading nations they admit they are all strapped for cash.
	www.rugbyheaven.smh.com.au /articles/2003/11/30/1070127264629.html (1761 words)

	BBC News \| Rugby Union \| Scotland written off
		The former England lock Paul Ackford believes that Scotland, Ireland and Wales have fallen so far behind that England and France should play a combined Celtic team from now on.
		But according to Ackford the game was simply a result of French complacency: "Can you think of anything less stimulating than a match at home against a team you have beaten for the best part of three decades," he said.
		Ackford is far from a lonely voice in the prediction that England will steamroller the Scots on their own turf this weekend.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/low/sport/rugby_union/67596.stm (707 words)

	Sporting Life - Lions 2001
		The selection committee have now had their hand forced in several departments but it's the losses of Luger and Greenwood that could prove the most costly according to former Lions star and now Sunday Telegraph rugby union correspondent Paul Ackford, himself part of the successful 1989 tour of Australia.
		Dallaglio's knee injury was known about before the tour began but the Lions selection panel decided it was worth taking the risk, a decision Paul Ackford agreed with.
		Balshaw has figured already on the other wing on this tour although Ackford insists that it would be unwise for Graham Henry to repeat that experiment against the Wallabies.
	www.sportinglife.com /rugbyunion/lions2001/news/story_get.dor?STORY_NAME=rugby/01/06/26/manual_095241.html (672 words)

	IOL : Springboks
		Paul Ackford, writing for The Sunday Telegraph, stated: "England are languishing third in the world order according to the latest official rankings; South Africa are heading towards the top of them."
		Ackford picks no bones in describing the "new" Boks.
		Ackford says there is now more variety and width to the Boks' attacking plays and an improvement in athleticism and mobility of the back five, plus a more disciplined approach, resulting in fewer penalties that has brought the Springboks back into credit.
	www.int.iol.co.za /index.php?sf=2893&click_id=2893&art_id=vn20040829134520799C857479&set_id=6 (825 words)

	RedTram News Search Engine \| News on Electronic Editions in West Europe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		A PAPAL throne made for the late Pope John Paul II's momentous visit to the country more than two decades ago is to go on public exhibition for the first time.
		Paul Ackford says the coach should base the second Test side squarely on the in-form players from Wales - including Henson.
		One of the worst Lions Test performances in living memory and a savage indictment of Sir Clive Woodward's selection policy, writes Paul Ackford.
	www.redtram.com /catalogue/west-europe/electronic-editions/20050625 (518 words)

	Observer \| Spectacular dismissals: what you thought
		The most spectacular England v Argentina dismissal was the clash between Federico Mendez and Paul Ackford at Twickenham.
		It was Mendez who received his marching orders, while Ackford was led from the pitch, not knowing what day it was.
		There must be a place for Paolo Di Canio, for pushing referee Paul Alcock to the ground.
	observer.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,4746079-103977,00.html (226 words)

	The British & Irish Lions 1997: Eastern Province (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Paul Ackford, a winner with the 1989 Lions team, says the suicidal itinerary leaves the class of '97 with a mountain to climb
		SAY the word and the images are of bristling ferocity, of strength, of dom inance, even a touch of cruelty.
		All I can see is a line-out on a Saturday in Cheshire and some very, very tired rugby players.
	www.2005lions.net /tour_1997_pre07.shtml (1225 words)

	Woodward: I'm still the man to lead England
		Paul Ackford talks to Clive Woodward as the England coach breaks his silence about the World Cup
		That was the conundrum facing Woodward as he made his selection for the crucial match against South Africa last Sunday.
		In the end, Woodward played Grayson because he believed in Grayson's footballing skills and because he thought that Wilkinson, who was visibly affected by the pressure of the All Blacks match earlier in the tournament, was a better prospect coming off the bench.
	www.portal.telegraph.co.uk /htmlContent.jhtml?html=/archive/1999/10/31/swwood31.html (1114 words)

	The Observer \| Sport \| Frozen in time: 3 November 1990
		He would later claim that he had been provoked by opposing prop Jeff Probyn, whom he accused of stamping on him, and that he had meant to hit Probyn.
		Nicknamed 'Bambi' after his legs gave way so easily on this occasion, Ackford, a policeman, was an otherwise intimidating member of the formidable England pack of the early Nineties.
		It's just a shame he was a Pom and not an Aussie.' Ackford retired in 1992 with 22 caps to his name.
	observer.guardian.co.uk /osm/story/0,6903,1606865,00.html (471 words)

	Telegraph \| Sport
		Paul Ackford salutes the All Blacks' exuberant style at a time when brute force is seen as the prerequisite.
		It was a bizarre experience watching Harlequins survive against Plymouth Albion by 23-16, says Paul Ackford.
		A famous year for the England cricket team has ended on a winning note, if a slightly hollow one, after edging home by six runs at the Rawalpindi Stadium.
	www.opinion.telegraph.co.uk /sport/main.jhtml?menuId=1087&menuItemId=6836&view=COLUMNIST&grid=C2 (340 words)

	Paul Johnson,
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		Johnson case leaves RFU open to ridicule Paul Ackford calls for a speeding-up of the citing procedure after it took a staggering 20 days to deal with the England captain (The Sunday Telegraph)
		Paul Johnson, the cantankerous polymath, has written a touching book about his childhood.
	www.infoplease.com /ipa/A0922174.html (346 words)

	Wade Dooley - TheBestLinks.com - January 5, October 2, Police, Rugby union, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		In 1987 he received a one-match ban for fighting against Wales.
		He later established a second row partership with fellow policeman Paul Ackford.
		Dooley went on the 1989 British Lions tour to Australia, playing in the final two test matches.
	www.thebestlinks.com /Wade_Dooley.html (230 words)

	Rugby Football Union - Forums
		Paul Ackford nicked my phrase "sanctimonious twaddle" and the basic gist of my arguement on the thread about MJ.
		either that or you are posing as Paul Akford!
		or maybe Paul Ackford is posing as Phil.
	www.rfu.com /index.cfm/fuseaction/for.showthread/threadid/545.cfm (95 words)

	Cotton puts his neck on the line with tour choice
		Deliverance day came and went yesterday with all sorts of surprises as Lions manager Fran Cotton and chums coughed up the best of British to tour South Africa, writes Paul Ackford.
		If, by the end of the tour, former Springboks are still unsure as to the Christian names of the leading figures, British rugby really will be in trouble.
		Paul Ackford is rugby union correspondent of The Sunday Telegraph
	www.education.telegraph.co.uk /htmlContent.jhtml?html=/archive/1997/04/03/srackf03.html (738 words)

	Ackford \|\| ComeAllWithin.co.uk - Unofficial Harlequins Message Board (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		What has Paul Ackford done for Quins or grass roots rugby after his playing career finished?
		quin t sensual...paul ackford will not receive his pension until he is 55 years old..he left the service very early and reached the dizzy heights of inspector before he resigned...He used to write the commissioners speeches for him........
		wrong chris......paul ackford was a late joiner.....teacher at dulwich college before hand...so 55 it is then
	www.sportnetwork.net /boards/read/s98.php?f=100&i=116247&t=116247 (424 words)

	School of English - University of Kent (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Paul played for Harlequins and then for England.
		He joined the England team for the British Lions Tour of Australia in 1989 and continued to play for England until he announced his retirement in 1991 after the Rugby World Cup.
		Charlotte joined the BBC soon after graduating from university and is one of four newsreaders based permanently at the News Centre at White City.
	www.kent.ac.uk /english/students-and-parents/pastkent-students.htm (811 words)

	Leicester on Encyclopedia.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Publication: The Sunday Telegraph; Author: Paul Ackford at Welford Road ; Source: NEWSPAPERS
		Publication: The Sunday Telegraph; Author: Paul Ackford at Parc des Princes ; Source: NEWSPAPERS
		Publication: The Sunday Telegraph; Author: Paul Ackford in Paris ; Source: NEWSPAPERS
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/L/Leicest.asp (648 words)

	Saracens on Encyclopedia.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Publication: The Sunday Telegraph; Author: Paul Ackford at Vicarage Road ; Source: NEWSPAPERS
		Rugby Union: Saracens show strength in adversity Allied Dunbar Premiership Late try brings the weakened title challengers a valuable draw in the battle against Newcastle
		Publication: The Sunday Telegraph; Author: PAUL ACKFORD at the recreation ground ; Source: NEWSPAPERS
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/s/saracens.asp (657 words)

	Greats' expectations - www.theage.com.au
		On the eve of the Rugby World Cup, former Wallaby Peter FitzSimons talks to four greats of the game - John Eales from Australia, Paul Ackford from England, Stu Wilson from New Zealand and Serge Blanco from France.
		Ackford: (Laughing) That might be the reason the rest of you choose, but the reality is the English side is wonderfully well organised, massively talented and I think destiny is with them.
		Well, they might come home for a couple of ticker-tape parades, but then straight back down here to enjoy it.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2003/10/10/1065676160622.html (1622 words)

	The Silver Fern - Luigi's Tour Diary 4 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Second and close, was sailing an Americas Cup boat round Auckland Harbour in the company of some of the UK media, including Paul Ackford, Ian Robertson, Mick Cleary and Jason Leonard.
		The steak after the Antarctic conditions of the Christchurch Test would have been a winner but the Award goes to Hammerhead’s seafood restaurant in Auckland.
		Paul O’Connel: “We never really had that leader out there – someone to bring us all together”.
	www.rugbyweb.co.nz /content/view/186/83 (775 words)

	Line-out king Johnson in need of a lift
		The man you would quite happily stick your mortgage on, the man who delivers whatever the circumstances, whoever the company, writes Paul Ackford.
		I bet he figures in all of your lists.
		Paul Ackford is rugby correspondent of The Sunday Telegraph
	news.telegraph.co.uk /htmlContent.jhtml?html=/archive/1997/03/20/srack20.html (736 words)

	Off Topic - Rugby in the USA
		The conflict began when referee Paul Berman, 33, ordered a spectator off the field and was punched in the face three times by the brother of the coach of the Rohnert Park team, Sweeney said.
		That's when Stewart intervened to help Berman and held the attacker on the ground until police arrived, detectives said.
		he was sent off in his first match for knocking out Paul Ackford with one punch.
	www.analystforum.com /phorums/read.php?f=15&i=49169&t=49169 (519 words)

	The Sunday Telegraph: Johnson case leaves RFU open to ridicule Paul Ackford calls for a speeding-up of the citing ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The Sunday Telegraph: Johnson case leaves RFU open to ridicule Paul Ackford calls for a speeding-up of the citing procedure after it took a staggering 20 days to deal with the England captain@ HighBeam Research
		Johnson case leaves RFU open to ridicule Paul Ackford calls for a speeding-up of the citing procedure after it took a staggering 20 days to deal with the England captain
		The 35-day ban handed out to England captain Martin Johnson at a Rugby Football Union disciplinary hearing on Thursday has detracted from the real issue.
	www.highbeam.com /library/doc0.asp?DOCID=1P1:80820097&refid=ip_almanac_hf (254 words)

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