IRB issue Shingler setback

IRB issue Shingler setback

Steven Shingler faces a future in the Test wilderness after the IRB ruled the London Irish back is tied to Wales and ineligible for Scotland.

  • IRB issue Shingler setback

    IRB issue Shingler setback

    Steven Shingler faces a future in the Test wilderness after the IRB ruled the London Irish back is tied to Wales and ineligible for Scotland.

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    IRB reject Shingler appeal

    Steven Shingler is tied to Wales and ineligible to play Test rugby for Scotland, the IRB's council ruled in a unanimous decision.

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Tindall 'has point to prove'

Tindall 'has point to prove'

Stuart Lancaster believes Mike Tindall will have a point to prove when he plays for the Barbarians against England at Twickenham on May 27.

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IRB issue Shingler setback

IRB issue Shingler setback

Steven Shingler faces a future in the Test wilderness after the IRB ruled the London Irish back is tied to Wales and ineligible for Scotland.

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IRB issue Shingler setback

IRB issue Shingler setback

Steven Shingler faces a future in the Test wilderness after the IRB ruled the London Irish back is tied to Wales and ineligible for Scotland.

 

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IRB issue Shingler setback

IRB issue Shingler setback

Steven Shingler faces a future in the Test wilderness after the IRB ruled the London Irish back is tied to Wales and ineligible for Scotland.