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    But what most people don’t know about is the sport rugby. People around here don’t care about it unless you play. But why not; is it possibly because they don’t want their beloved football to be looked down upon? I mean rugby is known for being tougher. It’s football without pads or helmets. How could this not be more fun to watch? Not to mention it’s a lot higher passed. Maybe football fans just can’t keep up with the sport because rugby doesn’t stop every ten seconds. I’m pretty sure if

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    Comparison/Contrast Essay American Football/Rugby The field ] Dimensions Although both codes are played on similar sized rectangular fields‚ the dimensions of rugby union fields can vary up to maximum size that is larger than the fixed size of American football fields. Rugby union fields are limited to a maximum length of 144 m long (and 100 m between goal lines) and width of 70 m‚ while American football fields have a fixed length of 120 yd (110 m) long and width of 160 ft (48.8 m). Both sets

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    European Sport: Rugby versus Football What can football learn from rugby? Respect for fellow sportsmen is nowhere to be seen nowadays. According to the Collins Cobuild Dictionary respect is: ‘‘the belief that a person and their opinions are important and your behaviour towards that person’’ (Collins Cobuild ‚ 1991). One could conclude from this definition that respect should be given to someone as a result of him/her having achieving something. This can be said to be the case in Rugby; players respect

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    The Rugby World Cup 2011

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    New Zealand’s 2011 Rugby World Cup: A Tourism Perspective Executive Summary ............................................................................................................................. 3 Figure 1: Regional spread of international RWC visitors ........................................................... 4 Figure 2: Seasonally adjusted monthly visitor numbers to New Zealand‚ 1982-2012 .......... 5 Background .........................................................................

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    Australian Rugby Adopts Anti-Homophobia Policy Popular Press News Article Analysis Popular Press News Article Analysis Introduction The article‚ Australian Rugby Adopts Anti-Homophobia Policy by Emma Stoney is a recent article by The New York Times published in August of 2013 which talks about the new policy regarding anti-homophobia that Australia has adopted for the sport of Rugby. In this paper I will explain the positive effects that this

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    Rugby Research Paper

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    Rugby in the media Saturday night‚ the nation is huddled around the television the computer or any electronic device they can get their hands on. As the national anthem plays 23 men all clad in black stand proudly while another 23 dressed in yellow stand silently just metres apart‚ the silence is broken as wild cheers go up as the men in black start the Haka as their opponents stand with expressionless faces. Similar scenes are happening on the channel over but these men are dresses in white the

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    take the beast shirt and move the beast off the team on to the managers team. Manu vatavei is a great player‚ one of the only warriors to pass the 100th try milestone.2005 rookie of the year hes a inspiration to the warrior team. This 6.4 ft height rugby league prodigy isn’t called the beast for no reason.i acknowledge the way manu vataei used to play the game‚ he was a young and vibrant player that would scare the opposition by his massive masculare phasic.give him the ball and he would charge over

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    Nelson Mandela knew that his country remains racially and economically divided‚ but he believed that through the universal language of sport‚ Rugby‚ he can bring his people together. With the help of the Captain Francois Pienaar‚ the captain of the Springboks‚ they changed their nation together as they made the impossible possible- to win the 1995 Rugby World Cup. Nelson Mandela is a well-respected man with a great determination and philosophy. As their newly-elected leader‚ he knew that he has

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    Rugby Ralph Lauren is a well-known line that has been established for many years. The Ralph Lauren collection launched from the 1960’s‚ starting out as just a men’s clothing line. By 1971‚ Ralph Lauren introduced its womenwear. As the years went on‚ the Ralph Lauren collection expanded and quickly became a well-recognized‚ respectable brand. In 2004‚ Ralph Lauren launched Rugby‚ a line aimed for a demographic of teens and young adults. Rugby’s flagship store is located on 99 University Place;

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    Sustainability Of Rugby

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    Rugby is regarded around the world as a high intensity‚ physical‚ and challenging sport. In the United States‚ it is regarded as a barbaric‚ un-regulated‚ and foolish sport. This misconception comes from the widely inaccurate notion that concussion among other injuries is inevitable in the sport. Rugby is beginning to take hold in high schools across the countries‚ and young adult athletes are the first generation to bring this internationally recognized sport to America. The idea of rugby being

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