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Guinness sponsors Women's Six Nations in 'defining moment for rugby'

By PA

12 Dec 2023

Six Nations Rugby and Guinness have agreed a long-term partnership, taking over from the previous deal with TikTok

Guinness has been announced as title sponsors of the Women’s Six Nations from this season.

It has also extended its support as title backers of the men’s tournament, which began four years ago.

The Guinness Women’s Six Nations kicks off on March 23 – defending champions England start their campaign away to Italy – and ends on April 27.

“This is a defining moment for rugby, with huge potential on the horizon and a genuine opportunity to widen the audience for the sport, to help secure its future,” Six Nations Rugby chief executive Tom Harrison said.

“The women’s game is the biggest growth engine for rugby, and through this partnership Guinness will help accelerate this.”

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CN 592 days ago

This is a little bit surprising, I thought Tik Tok did a great job themselves at helping grow the game, increased audiences and greater coverage including via their own ubiquitous platform.

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BS 6 minutes ago

Many Springboks fans are saying same thing about the Lions

Good ragebait article. Bad actual article

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Flankly 14 minutes ago

Finn Russell sends ominous warning to Wallabies

On current form the best fly-half in the game

Always say that a player is the best.

Good bait, if not insightful.

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Wayneo 22 minutes ago

Finn Russell sends ominous warning to Wallabies

Select 15 players from Leinster, sit back, enjoy the carnage.

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Wayneo 47 minutes ago

Many Springboks fans are saying same thing about the Lions

🤣😂

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JH 1 hour ago

'Gutted' Joe Schmidt makes feelings clear over match-deciding call

I don’t have to convince anyone. They looked at it on TMO during the game and made a decision

Ironically, where I think the Aussies might have cause for complaint is Jac going off his feet. To be precise Genge flying in off his feet and landing on Jac putting him on his knees. So both off their feet

But it looks like that isn’t what the Aussies asked the officials to look at

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DP 1 hour ago

Four Wallabies including Tizzano in doubt for final Test after Melbourne thriller

That’s two Oscar performances to the Wallabies - one for Nic White and now for the Carlo.

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DP 1 hour ago

Many Springboks fans are saying same thing about the Lions

Seriously though… you’d have been pretty stupid to believe this BIL squad have achieved anything seismic against the worst wallabies team ever. Sit back and watch how NZ, Argentina, SA will utterly destroy them in the RC. BIL are an archaic concept that generates cash more than getting the pulse racing. World Cups are all that count. You know it.

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alfiebart@btinternet.com 1 hour ago

Michael Hooper weighs in on Jac Morgan clear-out

And I thought it was us poms that were the winghers? Suck it up and move on. Just be proud of your team for pushing the Lions right to the whistle.

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Super Sid 1 hour ago

'Gutted' Joe Schmidt makes feelings clear over match-deciding call

You've commented enough times to convince yourself but no one else is buying it - clean out on the neck/head, penalty and no try.

Go the ABs.

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Mitch 1 hour ago

Andy Goode: Aussie comments didn't cover them in glory

South Africa or New Zealand would beat this touring team 3-0 and it would be as one sided as the 2005 series, so this is not a great team that has won this series and they won’t be great when they complete the whitewash.

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JH 1 hour ago

'Gutted' Joe Schmidt makes feelings clear over match-deciding call

They are lower than hips albeit not by much. But Jac clears as low as he possibly can. Now that you can’t judo roll / croc roll he has only one way to try and ruck the jackaler off the ball. Which is what he does.

If a jackaler is that low there is going to then be contact with head and/or neck.

So then either that is a legal clear out, with head / neck contact accepted, or you are going to have to either ban jackaling or ban trying to ruck a jackaler off the ball. Which is your preference?

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Tom 1 hour ago

Andy Goode: Aussie comments didn't cover them in glory

“Whinging Poms"

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POHM 2 hours ago

Half-back depth is the flaw in 'Razor's' 4-4-4 Rugby World Cup plan

Ffffzzer is what you represent

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POHM 2 hours ago

Half-back depth is the flaw in 'Razor's' 4-4-4 Rugby World Cup plan

And.you looked.sooo good.beating.Italy.C, what.they scored.3 tries in 1 test agayou guys at home, I don’t believe they have scored 3 tries in nz in total.