Ireland and England were playing different sports

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Another Harlequins crisis and Venter bottles the media

Alfie, Will, Charlie and Elgan look back on the second round of action from the Prem.Gloucester, Bristol and Bath remain unbeaten, whilst Sale picked up a hugely important victory away to Saracens.Exeter and Harlequins both remain without a win, which club should be more concerne ...  Show more

Gloucester, Bristol or Pollock’s hair: Who made the biggest Prem statement?

The opening weekend of the Gallagher Prem saw Gloucester, Bristol, Bath and Saracens all win away from home.Alfie, Charlie and Elgan ask which result was the biggest statement and look back on all of the action.Should Sale be worried after they lost at home to Bristol? How did Sa ...  Show more

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