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New Zealand World Cup winners in 2008, roll into Huddersfield on Saturday November 21 to face England at the Galpharm Stadium in an eagerly-anticipated Gillette Four Nations clash.

The match will get underway at 6pm and sees the tournament’s two most ferocious packs go up against each other and throws together some potentially explosive head-to-heads between the likes of Sam Burgess and Fuifui MoiMoi, and Gareth Ellis and Frank Pritchard.

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“Anyone who purchases a hospitality for the match at the Galpharm Stadium can book their seat at the historic final at Elland Road,

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A battle of England V Argentina at Twickenham

LONDON — World Cup-winning hooker Steve Thompson was recalled on Monday to an injury-hit England squad for next month's Tests at Twickenham having himelf briefly retired from rugby because of a neck problem.


England manager Martin Johnson, who was Thompson's World Cup winning captain six years ago, has lost nearly two teams' worth of players because of injuries for next month's Tests against Australia, Argentina and New Zealand, including his first-choice front row.


Thompson retired in April 2007 after a neck operation but the now 31-year-old returned months later to play for Brive, having initially joined the French club as a coach.


He did make a brief England return with an appearance off the bench late-on in June's 37-15 win over Argentina but this was seen as a stop-gap effort.


Ironically, given his injury problems since landing the winning drop-goal in the 2003 World Cup final, fly-half Jonny Wilkinson - also now playing his club rugby in France, for Toulon - was fit enough to be included in the revised 32-man squad.


Johnson's selection saw him pick three uncapped players in forwards David Barnes, Richard Blaze and Courtney Lawes while prop Duncan Bell returned after a gap of four years.


"The whole squad is looking forward to three very tough games in November," Johnson said. "We've had to make a number of changes because of injuries but we have strength in depth.


"Each of the players coming in has the opportunity to push themselves into contention for the 2nd match England v Argentina on November 14."



Highly-rated lock Lawes, still only 20, got his chance after Nick Easter tore a calf muscle during Harlequins's 26-22 Premiership win over Worcester on Saturday that saw him ruled out for four weeks.


That day also saw veteran Leicester prop Julian White sidelined after tearing a hamstring in the 18-12 Premiership loss to London Irish.


Veteran prop White's injury came just days after it was confirmed ex-England captain Phil Vickery was ruled out for three months because of back surgery.


Fellow prop Andrew Sheridan was already sidelined for at least four months with a dislocated shoulder.

With hooker Lee Mears already out because of knee ligament damage, Johnson had to revamp what was an all British and Irish Lions front row while experienced lock Simon Shaw is currently injured as well.


And there have been injuries behind the scrum, with full-back Delon Armitage (shoulder), centre Riki Flutey (shoulder), fly-half Toby Flood (knee) and scrum-half Harry Ellis (knee) seeing their squad spots taken by David Strettle, Shane Geraghty, Andy Goode and Richard Wigglesworth respectively.


Saracens second-row Steve Borthwick, England's captain last season, has retained the leadership of the team for all three Tests.


"Steve has been appointed captain and I'm sure he will continue to do an excellent job," Johnson said.

Revised England 32-man squad for the November internationals against Australia, Argentina and New Zealand:

Backs


Matt Banahan (Bath), Danny Care (Harlequins), Mark Cueto (Sale), Ben Foden (Northampton), Shane Geraghty (Northampton), Andy Goode (Brive/FRA), Dan Hipkiss (Leicester), Paul Hodgson (London Irish), Ugo Monye (Harlequins), David Strettle (Harlequins), Mathew Tait (Sale), Mike Tindall (Gloucester), Richard Wigglesworth (Sale), Jonny Wilkinson (Toulon/FRA)


Forwards

Steffon Armitage (London Irish), David Barnes (Bath), Duncan Bell (Bath), Richard Blaze (Leicester), Steve Borthwick (Saracens, capt), George Chuter (Leicester), Jordan Crane (Leicester), Tom Croft (Leicester), Louis Deacon (Leicester), Dylan Hartley (Northampton), James Haskell (Stade Francais/FRA), Ben Kay (Leicester), Courtney Lawes (Northampton), Lewis Moody (Leicester), Tim Payne (Wasps), Steve Thompson (Brive/FRA), David Wilson (Bath), Joe Worsley (Wasps)


Fixtures (all matches at Twickenham):



Nov 07: England v Australia (1430GMT)


Nov 14: England v Argentina (1430GMT)


Nov 21: England v New Zealand (1430GMT)

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Rugby League star Paul Whatuira tasered by police after alleged assault

It normally takes a couple of 16-stone forwards to bring down Rugby League star Paul Whatuira.

But when the 6ft former New Zealand international was arrested after an "unprovoked" street attack, police decided it was wiser to use a Taser gun.


The 28-year-old Huddersfield Giants player allegedly struck two men in an early morning confrontation in the town centre.


Hours later he was bailed and taken from police cells to a psychiatric hospital for a mental health check.


One of the attacked men has severe face injuries and a suspected broken jaw.


Whatuira, who weighs 14-stone, was arrested by police who had to call for back-up before using the stun gun.


It is understood the player, whose fiancée is pregnant, was being treated at a local hospital before he left the premises early on the day of the incident.


The violence began when a man walking from his car to engineering firm TWL was attacked on the road at 6am.


A company spokesman said: "It was unprovoked. The man left his vehicle in our car park and was walking across the road to start his shift when he was set upon. He has a broken nose, missing front teeth and other severe dental problems."


The man was kept in hospital overnight. Another man attacked nearby was not badly hurt. It is believed Whatuira was bleeding from minor cuts after his violent struggle with police.


Giants managing director Richard Thewlis said: "Paul and his family have the full medical support of the club."


Police said: "Officers arrested a 28-year-old after reports of two assaults."


It is believed Whatuira is now in a Bradford hospital.

He joined Super League Giants last year and was nicknamed Fatz the Black Cat because he is quiet and wily.


Whatuira missed games on June 26 and July 5 after complaining of severe headaches but returned to action when scans revealed no problems.

WHATUIRA'S RUGBY CAREER


Whatuira made 16 appearances for New Zealand and is the Giants' the most capped player. He signed from Aussie club Wests Tigers in 2008. Last season he made 28 appearances and scored 15 tries. This season he played 28 times and scored seven tries.

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England V Argentina - Cole Court Gold Full Hospitality

Price per Person: £499.00

Kick off 2.30pm

The last time these two teams met, it saw the beginning of the end of the reign of Andy Robinson as England coach as Argentina strode to victory with the sound of booing directed towards Robinson.

Over the summer the two teams squared a series on consecutive weekends in England & Argentina.

Today’s fixture will show just how far Johnno’s team has come from that day & over the last 12 months.

Argentina is 6th in the world, & boast some of the world’s most ferocious forwards & the elegance of Juan Martin Henandez at fly half.

The only place to prepare for the match is at Twickenham’s latest RFU approved venue – Cole Court.

Just five minutes from the ground & two minutes from Twickenham station, it is ideally placed for you both pre & post match.

For the Argentina game, Cole Court has put together a great team for you, including; Mike Catt MBE, Phil Greening & special guest for the whole day – David Campese. ‘Campo’ is one of the world’s greatest ever wingers & one of the most outspoken commentators on world rugby. Just a week after England has played Australia, he will undoubtedly have some frank views on England’s progress on the world stage.

Cole Court prides itself on unique access to the stars throughout the day, great venue & location, the best food in any restaurant in South West London, & an exclusive lounge bar atmosphere post match that stays open to 10.30 pm.

England V Argentina Hospitality

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England V Argentina - Cole Court Full Hospitality 2 Course Gourmet Lunch

Price per Person: £299.00

OIN MIKE CATT (MBE), PHIL GREENING, ASHLEY ROWDEN & FRIENDS

- Official RFU ticket & match day programme
- First class venue and facility with VIP hostess service
- Champagne and canap's reception
- 2 course gourmet lunch
- Complimentary fine wines, beers and liqueurs all day
- Mike Catt MBE, Phil Greening and rugby players in attendance all day
- Pre and post match Q&A sessions with Mike Catt, Phil Greening, Ashley Rowden
- and rugby celebrities
- Post match supper
- 42" plasma colour TVs
- Interactive Nintendo Wii Stations
- Complimentary car parking all day (ratio 1:4)
- Daily newspapers
- Post match private member's bar and lounge until late (pay bar) with music
- and hostess service

Have you ever found yourself in the middle of Twickenham on a match day with a group of clients? Where do you go to continue entertaining?

Private Members’ Bar and Lounge Have you ever found yourself in the middle of Twickenham on a match day with a group of clients? Where do you go to continue entertaining? Unlike any other hospitality venue in Twickenham, Cole Court stays open until 10.30pm, allowing you and your guests to continue with your day in the comfort of the same venue. After 5.30pm Cole Court transforms into a private members’ bar and lounge (pay bar) with hostess service, soft lighting and music. A great place to continue networking with clients and chatting to our rugby celebrities who stay with us all night corporate hospitality group are supported by Nintendo who supply Nintendo Wii’s and Puma who also provide interactive sporting games.

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Corporate Hospitality Group

Unit 1b Spinnaker Court Becketts Wharf Hampton Wick

4ER

Tel: +44 (0) 020 8614 0818

Fax: +44 (0) 020 8614 0811

Eamil: sales@corporatehospitalitygroup.com