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Major League RugbySan Diego Legion

Chris Robshaw re-signs with San Diego Legion

Chris Robshaw was one of 13 players charged by the RFU. (Photo by Craig Mercer/CameraSport via Getty Images)

Former England captain Chris Robshaw has re-signed with San Diego Legion for the 2022 MLR season.

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Robshaw’s first season with the team was curtailed by injury, as the flanker dislocated his shoulder twice within the span of his first three games.

Robshaw made the move to San Diego after a remarkable 16-years with Harlequins. Capped 66 times by England, Robshaw was hoping made an impact in the fledgling league but it looks like his season could be over.

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The 6’2, 110kg loose-forward made his Quins’ first-team debut in 2005 having developed through the Harlequins Academy and went on to make over 250 appearances for the West London club. He is a two-time Premiership Player of the Year winner and scored in Harlequins’ famous Premiership Final victory over Leicester Tigers in 2012.

The Redhill-born back rower was also a crucial part of England’s unbeaten 2016, playing in every match of the Six Nations Grand Slam, the 3-0 whitewash of Australia and the four Old Mutual Wealth Series wins.

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J Marc 10 minutes ago
Late George Hendy try sees Northampton nick win in France

But they did'nt went to Bordeaux at full strengh. And Bordeaux too. It was a day of “doublon” ,France was playing Australia. Auradou, Maximin and Laclayat too, were with the french team, for Bordeaux, Lucu, LBB, Penaud, Depoortere…..

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P T 12 minutes ago
Experienced commentator weighs in on Eben Etzebeth's verdict

In football, your van applies to the level you are playing at, so a red in an international means a ban from international games. I think that's how it should be in rugby to

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TruthHurts 15 minutes ago
Experienced commentator weighs in on Eben Etzebeth's verdict

It was disgusting to watch. He could have blinded the guy. He should have been out for at least a year. It is a blight on the game.

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SJ 19 minutes ago
Experienced commentator weighs in on Eben Etzebeth's verdict

EE will almost 100% come back with alot more muscle mass. He has 18 weeks to focus all his attention on training, getting fitter and stronger than ever. Maybe you have low test levels (by the sound sof your comment, very likely) but mid 30s is still pretty fresh from a muscle gaining point of view. He will.most definitely still be in the testing pool so the crap about him taking steroids is literally just jealousy emanating from (mostly) northern hemisphere where they just seem to be smaller and weaker than us saffas.

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LE 30 minutes ago
Late George Hendy try sees Northampton nick win in France

Im not going to pretend to know Pau’s usual lineup or injury staus but Luc, Arufiel, Decron, Despres, Picquette & Jolmes were all starting when they beat Bordeax away a couple of weeks ago, the back row was the same too and Robsons just back from injury and is first choice 9. Losing Montoya before K/O must have been a blow. Sure seems some changes in the centres and front row but didnt look like a complete second string

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J Marc 48 minutes ago
Late George Hendy try sees Northampton nick win in France

You are right, for teams who lost yesterday, it will be worst next games…

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J Marc 50 minutes ago
Late George Hendy try sees Northampton nick win in France

Exactly.

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J Marc 51 minutes ago
Late George Hendy try sees Northampton nick win in France

Any backs in yesterday side was first choice or playing at there own place. Any locks were first choice. Some players are injuried, Attisogbe, Simmons, Gailleton..

But some of them are fit, Grandidier, Brau Boirie, Auradou, Maximin,…..



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Hammer Head 54 minutes ago
All Blacks: How the forwards depth rates against Razor's four deep project

By the criteria established at the beginning of this article, the ABs have 4 options per position, and that’s about it.

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Eric Elwood 56 minutes ago
Stuart Lancaster's Connacht throw away 21-0 Challenge Cup lead

I should have put money on it! Now there was a horrible wind but still.

Their attack was irresistable in the first 30 mins. Eating up ground and inevitable tries. Work in progress hopefully, just dissapointed for them.



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Ic 1 hour ago
Experienced commentator weighs in on Eben Etzebeth's verdict

18 weeks is fair.

Mitigation should never be applied to deliberate foul play as serious as this.



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PMcD 1 hour ago
Late George Hendy try sees Northampton nick win in France

The Top 14 has already moved towards full teams at home and “rotated” teams away, which is very much where the Premiership is moving towards, which is down to how many games they have to play.

I think trying to move a full squad to a different continent, climate & altitude in a week is almost impossible, so we should accept the inclusion of the SA sides has made it hard for teams to compete on a fair basis and they usually lose the following week when they try.



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PMcD 1 hour ago
Late George Hendy try sees Northampton nick win in France

It’s very hard for smaller clubs to manage on both league & Investec formats, especially with most clubs moving towards smaller sized squads than the past.

I think for a smaller club, you have to make a decision to prioritise the league or the Champions Cup, which you can see the decision from the lineups.



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Tom 1 hour ago
'Shaking his head': Booed Louis Rees-Zammit's worst ever try proves vital for Bristol

He did well to finish it, the pass was fired at his shins

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PMcD 1 hour ago
Late George Hendy try sees Northampton nick win in France

I think that’s a fair comment.

I would say 25% give in at R1, those that lose the 1st game, I would say 50% give up by the 2nd round and then it drifts until the QF’s where you get some good games and then from SF onwards, this competition is excellent.



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Tom 1 hour ago
Experienced commentator weighs in on Eben Etzebeth's verdict

It wasn't unfortunate or unintentional though. You've said yourself 12 weeks is fair so obviously you don't think it was unintentional either. If it was unintentional then it's a rugby incident and he deserves no ban… but it wasn't a rugby incident, he was grinning as he squeezed his thumb into a bloke’s eye socket.

This isn't a conspiracy to depower the Springboks. Whether or not EE is a dirty player he eye gouged someone and some people feel this ban isn't long enough.



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PMcD 1 hour ago
Late George Hendy try sees Northampton nick win in France

In fairness Ed, you are correct, it’s ultimately how they qualify in the first place.

The format was much better before the SA teams were added but the ability to move a squad week to week to a totally different continent, climate, altitude, is a step too far and I think the SA teams have realised it doesn’t work (hence the weakened sides) and the organisers (and sponsors) don’t want to admit they got this wrong.



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PMcD 1 hour ago
Late George Hendy try sees Northampton nick win in France

In the qualifying stages you would be playing the normal league teams (so is an extension of what you have) but the winners of each pool would then go into a knockout format, so the winners play the winners.

It’s not ideal but it would stop the weakened teams and give less excuses to field them, whilst making it easier for domestic fans to attend games.



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DH 1 hour ago
Mark Robinson addresses the public criticism of NZR's decision making

Terrible administrator

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PMcD 1 hour ago
How England are building the foundations for World Cup success in 2027

I think McCall would have known there were some deals involving key players and the joint housing investments (which in itself was no bad thing in principle) but I very much doubt he knew how to value monte carlo pricing strategy of future discounted cash flow image rights, which is ultimately the calculation methodology that got them into trouble, where you calculate the assumed value of the future benefit and put it into today’s value (ahead of the actual benefit) but it’s fair to say the whole episode stained quite a few CV’s along the way.

From a coaching, experience and player fit perspective, he was probably the leading candidate but I do think McCall would have found the wider RFU culture a bit of a challenge, so would have been a tricky debate, especially after Eddie Jones (culture was the main issue).



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