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	Rugby Football Union - Community Rugby Detail
		Peter is a player who can make things happen out of nothing and turn a game in an instant with a piece of his own personal creativity.
		His rugby career began with Jonny Wilkinson playing mini rugby at Farnham rugby club before they both went to Lord Wandsworth College, Hampshire, and worked their way through the age groups as the schools half-back combination.
		Peter went on to play for London Irish and NEC Harlequins before moving to Italy for a year and playing for Benetton Treviso.
	www.rfu.com /index.cfm/fuseaction/RFUHome.Community_Detail/StoryID/9738 (171 words)

	Peter Richards (rugby player) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Peter Charles Richards (born 10 March 1978 in Portsmouth) is an English rugby union player, who plays for Gloucester.
		A very versatile player, he has played in any one of three positions - scrum half, his preferred role, fly-half and centre.
		Richards is included in England's 2006 Tour of Australia and is scheduled to get his first Test cap when they face the Wallabies.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Peter_Richards_(rugby_player) (311 words)

	P-Q
		After his retirement as a player, Bob Parsons was a successful coach, with his greatest accomplishment coming in 1965 when he steered Glenorchy (see footnote 1) to both the TANFL and state premierships.
		Peter Phillipou's class as a footballer is shown by his accomplishment in winning the 1974 Mulrooney Medal while playing with Eastlake, despite not commencing his season until June.
		Peter Phillipou, who gloried in the nickname 'Flipper', captained both West Torrens and Eastlake, and was a member of the Eastlake team which trounced Manuka by 69 points to lift the 1976 ACTAFL premiership.
	www.fullpointsfooty.net /p-q.htm (10452 words)

	Rugby History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		After retiring as a player, Richards continued in a coaching capacity and as director of rugby at Leicester Tigers he masterminded four successive English Premiership titles, and coached his side to their first ever Heineken European Cup win in Paris, in May 2001, by beating Stade Francais in the final in Paris.
		Lions, England and Newcastle fly-half Jonny Wilkinson MBE is one of the most highly-rated rugby players of his generation and one of the most dedicated and focused players ever to don a rugby jersey.
		Named as the International Players' Player of 2002 award, Wilkinson also scooped the fans' vote being named Planet Rugby's Player of the Year for the second straight year and was also awarded the MBE in end of year Queen's honours - the youngest rugby player ever to receive such an award.
	www.northbayrugby.com /history.htm (7905 words)

	1895 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		August 29 - The sport of rugby league is formed at a meeting in the George Hotel, Huddersfield, England.
		February 6 - Babe Ruth, baseball player (d.
		February 21 - Carl Peter Henrik Dam, Danish biochemist, recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine (d.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/1895 (1429 words)

	BBC SPORT \| Rugby Union \| Internationals \| Varndell wins England start spot
		"Peter [Richards] is a real tough competitor, and the more he has played regularly, then the better he has become.
		Gloucester scrum-half Richards is looking forward to squaring up against his opposite number, Wallabies captain George Gregan, who has notched up 118 Test caps.
		Richards, captain Pat Sanderson and fly-half replacement Andy Goode all sat out training on Wednesday with what were said to be minor knocks.
	news.bbc.co.uk /sport1/hi/rugby_union/international/5053074.stm (582 words)

	Reading Resources
		This book is helpful to the coach and player trying to deepen his or her knowledge of the game.
		It explores the technical and tactical; however, its strength is rooted in explaining the psychological and cultural aspects that motivate player behaviours.
		Every committed rugby player should have this book to improve their work out routines.
	www.kes.ns.ca /kesrugby/resources_reading.htm (303 words)

	BALL'S OUT! Rugby - Rugby Tough
		Rugby Tough Rugby is highly demanding from a physical standpoint.
		Rugby Tough starts with an emphasis on individual player development and the fundamental psychological skills you need to excel at the sport.
		He has specialized in rugby consulting for the U.S. Eagles, the Under 19s, the Cardiff Rugby Football Club, and the Wales Elite 2000 program.
	www.ballsout.com /bk_rugbytough.htm (479 words)

	Chronicles 99 Memories (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		To which Richard replied that he hadn't been wearing a wig either, that it was his head.
		Richard commented on how many accidents he'd had whilst filming Highlander.They included nearly having his thumb chopped off during the Bronze Age scene where Kronos splits the cloth whilst Caspian and Silas hold it.
		Richard also told us he had just finished working on a mini-series about the police hunt for the Yorkshire Ripper.
	members.aol.com /samxena/memories.html (464 words)

	ESPN.com - NHL - Peter Forsberg - Philadelphia Flyers Player Card
		Peter Forsberg has not been involved in any transactions this season.
		Philadelphia Flyers center Peter Forsberg underwent a three-hour operation on his right ankle Monday to have torn ligaments repaired and several bones realigned.
		The Flyers announced that Peter Forsberg, who is in need of surgical procedures on both of his feet, will undergo an operation on his right foot Monday.
	sports.espn.go.com /nhl/players/profile?statsId=333 (97 words)

	Rugby Player Magazine - HOME
		ertertreterterAs the demands of professional rugby become ever increasing, the heavy toll that the sport takes on the bodies of players is becoming more and more evident.
		As the demands of professional rugby become ever increasing, the heavy toll that the sport takes on the bodies of players is becoming more and more evident.
		If you were to ask all of the centres heading to France this autumn which player they would least like to line up against should they play England, the name “Mike Tindall” would head the list by a country mile.
	www.rugbyplayermag.com (318 words)

	Adidas Gets Its Kicks From Brits (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Soccer star David Beckham and rugby player Jonny Wilkinson, both of whom wear Adidas Predator soccer shoes, star in the campaign, which consists of a 90-second cinema spot and three 30-seconds commercials.
		In the third spot, the two men try to keep a rugby ball in the air, without touching the ground, in a game known as "keepy-ups." The 90-second spot incorporates footage from the other three ads.
		Richard Bullock served as copywriter and Andy Fackrell provided art direction for the effort.
	www.adweek.com /aw/creative/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1967468 (232 words)

	BBC SPORT \| Rugby Union \| English \| Richards out to impress Robinson
		Gloucester scrum-half Peter Richards has vowed to make the most of his second chance in the England squad.
		Richards was on the 'Tour of Hell' Down Under in 1998 when he and several other players angered coach Clive Woodward with their off-field activities.
		Richards, 27, added: "Any player in that squad has an opportunity to make the Test side, but it will be a challenge as Matt Dawson and Harry Ellis are both in good form."
	news.bbc.co.uk /go/rss/-/sport1/hi/rugby_union/english/4292694.stm (167 words)

	Collingwood Magpies- Greg Norman syndrome
		Working class, Catholic and located in the poorest, most crowded, most unsanitary part of Melbourne, Collingwood players and supporters alike were regarded as aggressive, unruly, and profane.
		More recently, the club made the 2002 grand final and after entering the home stretch with their noses in front and momentum in their favour, they once again showed that Greg Norman is their pin-up boy.
		Besides him was Richards; a sly little weasel who would rob his own mother if given half a chance.
	www.convictcreations.com /football/collingwood.htm (1406 words)

	Rugby Football Union - England Rugby - Gillette Rugby Podcast
		On today's Gillette Rugby Podcast we speak to Andy Sheridan and Paul Sackey ahead of the clash this weekend with the USA.
		Hear Sheridan's thoughts on the England Pack as well as Paul Sackey's opinion that he is living the dream, being in France with the England team.
		On today's 3rd September Gillette Rugby Podcast we speak to Rugby World Cup winners Jason Robinison and Ben Kay as they look ahead to taking on the USA in Lens on Saturday in England's first RWC game.
	www.rfu.com /index.cfm/fuseaction/RFUHome.England_Detail/StoryID/15109 (275 words)

	Rugby Autobiographies, Rugby Biographies
		Peter Wheeler captained his club, Leicester, to the John Player Cup on three successive occasions. He was the mainstay of England's 1980 grand slam season. Yet he had to wait until 1983 before achieving one of his great ambitions and becoming his country's captain.
		Barry Johns World Of Rugby is much more than a re-living of those unique eighty-minute matches, it is the inside story of a special way of life - as lived by players, trainers, officials, spectators and commentators alike.
		England rugby star Mike Catt has had quite a season. With Bath RFC he has won the Pilkington Cup and was only narrowly beaten in the Courage League by Dean Richard's Leicester side, and with England he has won the Five Nations Grand Slam.
	www.rugbymemories.com /RugbyAutobiographies.html (765 words)

	Rugby news, fun, results, fixtures and features from Planet-Rugby.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Gloucester star Peter Richards is ready to stake an early claim for Rugby World Cup recognition on Sunday - eight years after his grisly eyewitness view of England's darkest hour.
		Richards has been handed a Test debut opposite the most-capped player in rugby union history - Wallabies skipper George Gregan - when England target only a third victory over Australia in Australia.
		He was a raw 20-year-old when England embarked on their so-called 'Tour from Hell' in 1998, a trip which began with Australia running riot to the tune of 76-0 in Brisbane.
	www.planet-rugby.com /News/story_51713.shtml (996 words)

	Rugby news, fun, results, fixtures and features from Rugby365.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Richards, who joined Gloucester from Wasps in the close season, is the fourth uncapped player included among the substitutes for Saturday's game, joining Bath hooker Lee Mears, Perpignan prop Perry Freshwater and Leicester wing Tom Varndell.
		Ellis was England's first-choice scrum-half throughout most of the 2005 Six Nations, and he is among several players hoping to impress head coach Andy Robinson in the world champions' final Test before hosting Wales on February 4.
		"As a rugby player, all you want to do is play rugby, so I am massively enthusiastic about this game and I just cannot wait to get out there.
	www.rugby365.com /LATEST_NEWS/story_47646.shtml (418 words)

	Sports News: Rugby
		Hoskins, president of the Sharks, was elected at the SARFU's annual general meeting at Newlands rugby stadium after a majority of the provincial unions deserted van Rooyen.
		PERTH, Australia (AP) _ The Western Force, a newcomer to Super 14 rugby, threatened an upset for an hour but was ultimately swept aside 25-10 by the ACT Brumbies in their first-round match Friday.
		LONDON (AP) _ A Sale rugby player was banned for 18 weeks Monday after pleading guilty to biting a Munster player in a European club rugby match.
	www.sportsnews24h.com /Rugby (3470 words)

	The Command Post - Op-Ed - August 2003 Archives
		Probably missed in all the furor over the 10 commandments display in Alabama is the fact that high-profile evangelical Christians disagree on Judge Moore's stand against the federal courts.
		Peter J. Cooper was the launch editor of Gulf Business magazine in 1996, and is an award-winning British financial journalist with 15 years' experience.
		I want to remember Pete Ganci's wake and the sharpshooters atop my neighbor's house during the memorial service for Claude Richards, I want to remember the haunted look in my firefighter cousin's eyes and the look of despair on my father's face.
	www.command-post.org /oped/2_archives/2003_08.html (14490 words)

	ABC Sport - Rugby Union - Wallabies and England step into the unknown
		With the 2007 World Cup now looming large, both sides are in transition and coaches John Connolly and Andy Robinson have selected largely experimental sides for the first of two Tests.
		Sanderson leads a new-look side which does not include a single player who started in the dramatic extra-time victory over the Wallabies in the World Cup final three years ago.
		Robinson has chosen a dynamic back line, handing a debut to scrum-half Peter Richards and giving 20-year-old winger Tom Varndell and centre Mathew Tait the chance to stake their claims.
	www.abc.net.au /sport/content/200606/s1659942.htm (725 words)

	Amherst - Soccer goes to the Final Four
		Under the renewed direction of Head Coach Peter Gooding and the first-year guidance of Milton Gooding, the Jeffs had blazed out to a 7-0-1 start with a No. 4 national ranking, the highest in the squad's 77-year varsity life span.
		Megan Mardy, Kerry Weeks, Tiffany Johnston and Sarah Lukaska kicked off the meet with a pool record in the 400 medley relay toward the women's second victory, while Pat Lahey edged out the Panthers in the final 75 yards of the 200 breaststroke to push the men to a 125-116 squeaker for their first win.
		Men's and women's rugby made strong showings in the New England Rugby Football Union Tournament where the men finished fourth with a 4-1 league record and the women avenged an earlier loss to Boston College with a 10-8 tournament win.
	www.amherst.edu /~sid/97fall/alumni2.html (2972 words)

	CNN.com - Van Gisbergen joins England squad - Sep 27, 2005
		"Mark is a quality player and I have been impressed by his performances for London Wasps, not least his place kicking, and look forward to seeing how he fits in with the England squad," the coach said.
		With Wilkinson, former Britain rugby league captain Andy Farrell and Wasps' flanker Tom Rees not considered because of injury, the notable omissions were wing Ben Cohen, center Will Greenwood, scrum-half Andy Gomarsall, lock Ben Kay, prop Julian White and hooker Andy Titterell.
		Titterell was included on a list of 10 players that may be drafted in should others drop out injured.
	www.cnn.com /rssclick/2005/SPORT/09/27/rugby.squad?section=cnn_latest (485 words)

	Rugby7.com the best Resource for Rugby Sevens on the Web (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Defending champions South Africa was shocked by Fiji in pool play of the Dubai Sevens tournament, the first of the International Rugby Board’s 2004/2005 series and will face third seeded Argentina in the quarter-final of the competition Friday.
		England trailed most of the game until Peter Richards crossed the try line to finish the game 24 to 19.
		It was the first-ever encounter between France and Uganda in Sevens Rugby.
	www.rugby7.com /04dec01.asp (675 words)

	Gloucester Rugby Club : Peter Richards
		The 27-year-old was a member of England’s Churchill Cup squad and replaces Andy Gomarsall.
		Richards has made 89 Zurich Premiership appearances and joined Wasps in the summer of 2003 after leaving relegated Bristol, and has represented England at various levels up to England ‘A’ and is a sevens specialist.
		Content 2007 © Gloucester Rugby, Statistical data © SFMS
	www.gloucesterrugbyclub.com /323_233.php (81 words)

	Rugby history - a great selection of rugby books
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		The complete a to Z of Australian rugby, the players, adminstrators, clubs, unions, topics, tours to and from Australia, a marvellous book and an invaluable reference work.
		Historical look at French rugby, concerns itself mostly with the 1950s but includes a chapter on the expulsion of France from the Five Nations in 1931.
	www.rugbyrelics.com /Books/Histories.htm (3335 words)

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