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       D.Tel view of where Sarries are
   DIR By: Monte
       Date: September 6, 2021, 8:18 am
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       Deep breath you probably won’t enjoy/like it
       #Post#: 73919--------------------------------------------------
       Re: D.Tel view of where Sarries are
   DIR By: Rigoletto
       Date: September 6, 2021, 8:37 am
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       Behind the paywall but probably better that way for my blood
       pressure. I noticed that BBC sport did a report on their
       friendly win over Ulster but they couldn’t manage one on the the
       current men’s Premiership Champions comeback against Cardiff.
       #Post#: 73921--------------------------------------------------
       Re: D.Tel view of where Sarries are
   DIR By: Fearless Fred
       Date: September 6, 2021, 8:45 am
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       If you disable Javascript for the Telegraph site, the paywall
       disappears. If you're using Chrome, go to Settings, scroll down
       to the Privacy & Security section, in the Site Settings. In
       there, scroll down to the Content Section, and in the entry for
       Javascript, add the main telegraph site address to "Not allowed
       to use Javascript". You'll lose things like the little embedded
       GIFs when Charlie Morgan does one of his analysis pieces
       demonstrating how a team performed in a game, but you'll be able
       to read as many or as few Telegraph articles as you want.
       #Post#: 73922--------------------------------------------------
       Re: D.Tel view of where Sarries are
   DIR By: Man From LA
       Date: September 6, 2021, 9:00 am
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       --- Quote from: Rigoletto link ---
       >
       > Behind the paywall but probably better that way for my blood
       pressure. I noticed that BBC sport did a report on their
       friendly win over Ulster but they couldn’t manage one on the the
       current men’s Premiership Champions comeback against Cardiff.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       ~
       The BBC also had live coverage on i-player of Salaries friendly
       with Ulster on Friday. Ugo remarked that they 'financially
       doped' the league (persistently) and yet the media love-in
       continues. Guess which team BT are broadcasting the most in the
       first batch of live games? I bet Ben Johnson and Lance Armstrong
       are looking on with envy.
       #Post#: 73923--------------------------------------------------
       Re: D.Tel view of where Sarries are
   DIR By: JammyGit
       Date: September 6, 2021, 9:49 am
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       Sarries' 1st XV looks very strong, as always. With a couple of
       notable exceptions their replacements are a big drop off from
       the old days, though, and that's really the point of what they
       did.
       #Post#: 73931--------------------------------------------------
       Re: D.Tel view of where Sarries are
   DIR By: Bucksquin
       Date: September 6, 2021, 11:58 am
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       And let's not forget too soon that they refused to open their
       books to scrutiny the season before last, accepting automatic
       relegation instead. Why might that have been, do you think? I
       don't think Ladbrokes will offer odds on the answer to that one.
       Anyway, now that it's (probably) a fairer playing field, let's
       hope as many teams as possible whup them.
       #Post#: 73933--------------------------------------------------
       Re: D.Tel view of where Sarries are
   DIR By: Monte
       Date: September 6, 2021, 12:27 pm
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       The article is now available on goggle so I don’t think there is
       any wall? I can’t tell as I don’t have wall!
       #Post#: 73934--------------------------------------------------
       Re: D.Tel view of where Sarries are
   DIR By: Fearless Fred
       Date: September 6, 2021, 12:47 pm
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       --- Quote from: Monte link ---
       > I don’t think there is any wall? I can’t tell as I don’t have
       wall!
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Then how does your roof stay up?
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       Re: D.Tel view of where Sarries are
   DIR By: raedarius
       Date: September 6, 2021, 1:41 pm
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       --- Quote from: Bucksquin link ---
       >
       > And let's not forget too soon that they refused to open their
       books to scrutiny the season before last, accepting automatic
       relegation instead. Why might that have been, do you think? I
       don't think Ladbrokes will offer odds on the answer to that one.
       --- End Quote ---
       Reportedly because it was a combined "open books and hand back
       trophies" requirement.
       #Post#: 73938--------------------------------------------------
       Re: D.Tel view of where Sarries are
   DIR By: DOK
       Date: September 6, 2021, 1:50 pm
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