HOPPERTUNITY KNOCKS
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- Created on Saturday, 28 January 2012 12:23
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Today Exeter-born Matt Hopper will live the dream and step out in an England shirt in front his hometown supporters.
Tomorrow Harlequins centre Hopper celebrates his 27th birthday but the Devonian will think all his birthdays have come at once this evening if he can help send the Irish Wolfhounds packing at Sandy Park (1700).
BANAHAN HOPES FOR SANDY PARK CHEER
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- Created on Friday, 27 January 2012 20:07
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Bath wing Matt Banahan is relishing the opportunity to “put in a performance” in front of a packed Sandy Park when England Saxons take on Irish Wolfhounds tonight (1700).
The 25-year-old from Jersey is one of five senior members of the Saxons side – average age 24 and four months – and admits: “It’s lovely at Sandy Park, we have been training there this week, it’s got great facilities and it’s a great stadium.
YOUR SPORT, YOUR CLUB, OUR PASSION
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SAXONS STARTING XV FOR SANDY PARK
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- Created on Thursday, 26 January 2012 10:39
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James Gaskell will lead England Saxons for the first time against the O2 Ireland Wolfhounds at Exeter on Saturday (1700).
Gaskell, 21, captained Sale Sharks last season and leads a Saxons side with an average age of just 24 years and four months at Sandy Park.
LING PRAISE FOR MANSELL WINNER
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- Created on Wednesday, 25 January 2012 07:14
- Last Updated on Wednesday, 25 January 2012 12:09
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- Written by Ross Reid at Plainmoor
A smash of brilliance from Gulls skipper Lee Mansell brightened up sixth placed Torquay United’s scrappy 1-0 home win over second from bottom Dagenham & Redbridge.
United boss Martin Ling said: “It was a great winner, it stood out as bright spot and Lee has now got nine goals now.”
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