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The Rugby Player as Celebrity,b. Described by the newspaper as ‘the meal of choice for football fans and drunken lads out on the town’, Cipriani’s choice of food was deemed a national news story. Of course he is not the only ‘celebrity’ whose every move is logged and analysed. The ‘celebrity’ has become a defining feature of our

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The Migration of Coaches in Rugby Union,pe dominated by what Markovits and Hellerman (2001) refer to as the big three (and a half) sports of baseball, basketball, [American] football (and [ice] hockey). If, as these authors attest, soccer is a potent symbol of American exceptionalism then rugby may also be viewed as a key symbol of differ

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Flattening the Rugby World,of Ray Prosser it built a fearsome reputation as a hard and uncompromising place to play. The qualities of the Pontypool pack reflected the town itself — tough, rugged and dour. These were hard men many of whom went rugby training after a day of physical labour. Like many surrounding areas by the da

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