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Sebastian Cancelliere welcomes break after Glasgow Warriors stretch unbeaten run
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Sebastian Cancelliere admitted Glasgow were determined to go into a mini break with their unbeaten record intact before beating Dragons in Wales.
Cancelliere grabbed one of Glasgow’s six tries as they won 42-28 at Rodney Parade in the BKT United Rugby Championship to go nine games unbeaten.
Franco Smith’s side now have two free weekends before hosting Ulster on February 17.
Cancelliere said in a club video: “It was a great win for us. We needed to finish this 10-block in a good way and it was a great performance. We knew it wasn’t an easy game so we did a great job.
“It was good for me to contribute to the team with anything I could. I am happy for the team.
“We are now having 10 days off before we prepare for the next game which is a massive game for us.”
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John Mitchell was NZs coach at the mens RWC 2003. He oversaw our second worst result. I genuinely wish the Red Roses all the best but they need an English coach who understands your game, your players and your mentality. JM is not the person
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Go to commentsI think when you think of expanding the game you need to look at countries like Spain.
Their improvement in 7s and 15s has been significant. If you can breakthrough in Spain then that is a seismic moment for world rugby. But will world rugby see this? Or continue with its money making agenda for Tier1s via ‘Nations Cups’ and it’s Mickey Mouse ‘World Cup’ which has been hithero a boasting rights tournament for a couple of teams.
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