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From Ian Laybourn, Pa Sport Rugby League Correspondent, Sydney (Sporting Life UK & Ireland Sport)
Daniel Anderson, who led St Helens to nine trophies in three and a half years, was today appointed as coach of Australian National Rugby League club Parramatta Eels.
Isle of Wight: Football fixtures November 22, 23, 25 (Isle of Wight County Press)
Friday, November 21, 2008 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22 Sydenhams Wessex League Premier Division: Brading Town v Wimborne, Cowes Sports v Poole, New Milton v Newport.
Anderson slips into Eels job as Smith stays put (Independent)
Daniel Anderson, who left St Helens at the end of last season, is the new coach of Parramatta, ending any theory that the England boss, Tony Smith, could be tempted by the job. Anderson has been appointed for three years by the Eels, with whom, like Smith, he was once an assistant coach. "I'm incredibly enthusiastic about the opportunity I've been given," said Anderson, whose three and a half ...
Ex-Saints boss Anderson takes the reins at Parramatta Eels (Daily Mail)
Daniel Anderson yesterday signed a three-year contract as newhead coach of NRL club Parramatta Eels. Anderson is the most successful coach in St Helens' history.
Quins Sign Gardner (Sporting Life UK & Ireland Sport)
Harlequins have signed former Leeds and Huddersfield winger Matt Gardner from Salford City Reds.
Graham Is The Best - Price (Sporting Life UK & Ireland Sport)
England forward James Graham was today hailed the best prop in the game by veteran Australia front rower Steve Price.
The music had to stop, says John Sergeant . . . if I’d stayed there would have been Murder on the Dancefloor (Times Online)
When he first placed his less than dainty feet on the dancefloor nine weeks ago, John Sergeant was hoping for a little fun in his “rather quiet life”.
Higham Underlines England Belief (Sporting Life UK & Ireland Sport)
Mickey Higham insists England's World Cup team are not yet ready to pack their bags.
Isle of Wight: Council's record of meeting on planned closure of St Helens Primary School (Isle of Wight County Press)
By Richard Wright - Wednesday, November 12, 2008 JUST 23 words were used by the Isle of Wight Council to sum-up points made at a one and three-quarter-hour parents’ consultation meeting to discuss the planned closure of St Helens Primary School.
Rugby league World Cup: Tony Smith refuses to comment on England line-up for semi-final (Guardian Unlimited)
The England coach, Tony Smith, refused to comment on the fitness of key players ahead of Saturday's meeting with New Zealand