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Tag Archives: Harlequins
Sportsthoughts (58) – the Heineken gets heavy!
So, Quins into the quarter finals of the Heineken Cup, as top seeds, after the last round of matches this weekend. They slugged it out with Biarritz on a swamp of a pitch in south west France, Friday night, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Biarritz, Clermont, Harlequins, Heineken Cup, Leicester Tigers, Leinster, Munster, rugby, sports, Toulouse
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Sportsthoughts (56) – Quins A team win the final!
We were down at the Stoop on Saturday, enjoying Quins’ 53-5 romp against the Italians, Zebre, in the Heineken Cup and enthused by that result thought we should go along and support the A Team – the reserves – in … Continue reading
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Tagged Harlequins, Harlequins A team, Luke Wallace, Ollie Lindsay-Hague, rugby, Saracens, Saracens Storm, sports
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Sportsthoughts (55) – And the BBC Sports Personality of the Year is… Bradley Wiggins!
Yes! That’s where my vote went. Cyclist supreme. First ever British winner of the Tour de France – the ultimate endurance test – and olympic Gold medallist in the men’s cycling time trial. And a personality and a very cool … Continue reading
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Tagged andy murray, Bradley Wiggins, Chelsea, cycling, England rugby, football, Harlequins, Ian Poulter, Jessica Ennis, London Olympics, mo farrah, rugby, Ryder Cup, Soccer, sports, West Ham
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Sportsthoughts (52) – Quins keep winning!
Tonight I was at at the Stoop to see Quins beating Gloucester 28-25, the second week in a row that they’ve won by the nervous margin of three points. But wins are wins and they stay top of the Premier … Continue reading
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Tagged Gloucester, Harlequins, London Irish, Matt Hopper, Nick Easter, Nick evans, rugby, Rugby Premiership, sports, Tom Casson
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Sportsthoughts (50) – Harlequins 40 Biarritz 13 in the Heineken Cup
The Heineken Cup is back! A sure sign that autumn is upon us. A chance to relish those clashes with the French and Irish, to measure how far the Quins have come. Champions of England… now can they win the … Continue reading
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Tagged Ben Botica, Biarritz, Danny Care, Harlequins, Heineken Cup, Nick Easter, rugby
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Sportsthoughts (43) – To know or not to know the score, that is the question…..
Readers of a certain age, especially if they are British, will remember an episode of “The Likely Lads” (or “Whatever Happened to…) in which Terry and Bob spend the day trying to avoid hearing the result of the England game … Continue reading
Sportsthoughts (26) – You Ain’t Seen Nothing Like The Mighty Quins!
We did it!. We won the Premiership Final! Quins 30 Leicester 23! Blimey, it was tense at the end. Full time about to end, but Leicester still in possession, virtually on Quins’ line, put in at the scrum. Play continues … Continue reading
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Tagged Conor O"Shea, Harlequins, Harlequins 30 Leicester 23, Premiership Rugby Final, rugby
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Sportsthoughts (24) – Scenes from Quins vs Northampton playoff semi final
Last Saturday was the semi final play off for Quins against Northampton. Destination Twickenham, 26 May, Premiership playoff final. A season of games ultimately counting for nothing. Quins came top of the league, but if they don’t win the playoffs, … Continue reading
Sportsthoughts (23) – #COYQ, #COYI !
You ain’t seen nothing like the mighty Quins! Quins beat Sale away on Saturday to secure top place in the Rugby Premiership. A fantastic achievement with a still very young team. Throughout the season they have played fast, exciting rugby, … Continue reading