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Saracens Will Have Had A Familiar Feeling While Preparing For Their Crucial Showdown With Clermont This Weekend

2022-12-28T22:11:32Z

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Saracens will have had a familiar feeling while preparing for their crucial showdown with Clermont this weekend. Mark McCall's side triumphed over the French champions in last year's gripping Champions Cup final at Murrayfield and they will be dreaming of reaching the showpiece for the fourth time in five seasons. Saracens welcome Clermont to Allianz Park on Sunday sitting atop Pool 2 — just one point better off than their French counterparts after two rounds of fixtures. Brad Barritt warned that Saracens' double-header against Clermont is crucial for Cup hopes Despite Saracens' imperious form in Europe they've lost their last five domestic matches Despite the hosts' imperious form so far in Europe, however, they have come to a shuddering halt in their domestic campaign — losing their last five in all competitions. But skipper Brad Barritt insisted Premiership and [https://www.cruisewhat.com/optimum-nutrition-extreme-milk-chocolate/ https://www.cruisewhat.com/optimum-nutrition-extreme-milk-chocolate/] Anglo-Welsh Cup woes will not derail Saracens' chances in Europe, claiming his side have poured all their focus into the two titanic clashes with the Top 14 outfit. RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share 'It's a pivotal two weeks in the tournament for us,' Barritt told Sportsmail. 'You come out on top in terms of net points over the course of both games it's going to put you in the strongest position in the pool. 'We know it's make or break for us in terms of our Champions Cup route, so we are going to put all our focus into them.' Barritt has now been at the club 10 seasons, moving from South African province the Sharks back in 2008. Barritt believes this week of fixtures is 'make or break' for Saracens' title defence this season Saracens beat Clermont in last season's Champions Cup to win their second successive trophy <div class="art-ins mol-factbox floatRHS sport" data-version="2" id="mol-9f368da0-dcea-11e7-b543-69b3c90403a2" website Barritt: Saracens vs Clermont 'make or break' for Champions Cup

Kearney Seeing A Big Future For Bouyant Ireland Ahead Of Six Nations

2022-12-28T22:10:35Z

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With 72 Ireland caps, three Six Nations titles and two tours with the British Lions already on his career CV, Rob Kearney is used to being part of successful rugby sides. But when the Leinster ace is asked to sum up his country's most recent autumn campaign, the full-back takes a moment to pause for thought. Given the historic nature of what Ireland achieved over the last month - a first ever win over New Zealand and a gritty series-ending victory over Australia - the 30-year-old chooses his words wisely. Taking a short look at his CV, Rob Kearney is used to being part of successful rugby sides Ireland have enjoyed historic success in this Autumn, beating New Zealand and Australia 'It has to be considered a successful autumn for us,' Kearney told Sportsmail, in what has to be considered something of a significant understatement. Successful is one way of putting it. After bringing an end to the All Blacks' 18-match unbeaten run with a thrilling 40-29 success in Chicago, Ireland backed up that result with wins against Canada and the Wallabies. RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share A rematch with Steve Hansen's outfit in Dublin saw the world's No 1 side come out on top, but that failed to put a dampener on what Ireland had achieved. Schmidt's men played with tenacity, intensity and no little courage as they defied the loss of a number of senior key players - Kearney among them - to not only compete with the game's best but overcome them too. For Irish supporters, it all points to a promising 2017. Kearney was impressed with the way Ireland's younger players stepped up against Australia 'Beating the All Blacks is something an Irish team hadn't achieved so that was a massive boost,' Kearney expanded. 'We were actually disappointed with our performance in the second game with New Zealand in Dublin but we bounced back well against Australia. 'To beat the Wallabies with so many men out injured showed the quality of the squad. It was great for everyone involved.' A third-place finish in the 2016 Six Nations was the start of Schmidt's Ireland rebuild, a Test win in South Africa last summer showing further signs of promise. But this autumn the Kiwi coach and his team have taken things up a notch, the victory over Australia moving them up to fourth in World Rugby's rankings. Kearney was disappointed with the performance in the Dubln game with New Zealand Schmidt's decision to throw young players Garry Ringrose and Josh van der Flier into the cauldron of Test rugby has paid off too, their ability to thrive with the likes of Kearney, Johnny Sexton and Peter O'Mahoney absent painting a positive picture for the future. 'The young guys have delivered new energy to the group and they've given the older players a kick up the backside too,' said Kearney, an ambassador for Optimum Nutrition. 'They've delivered new competition in the back line and we've now got plenty of international class there and lots of options. It's been a really good environment in camp in the last few weeks. We're not getting carried away though and we know the competition in the Six Nations is outstanding.' So what of the Six Nations? The autumn bonanza has got Irish pulses racing for 2017 and while Kearney admits his team are making real strides, he's wary of the threat posed by an England side who remain unbeaten under Eddie Jones. 'I think the gap has closed on the southern hemisphere,' he said. The full-back thinks the Six Nations sides have closed the gap on the Southern Hemisphere 'The sides from the north would have been pretty disappointed with the World Cup and the pressure has been on to start performing. I think the summer tours went well for the majority of teams and the autumn has been the next step. 'England are a very good team and they've been playing some outstanding rugby. Their results speak for themselves and they're rightly favourites to win. Wales can be a big danger on any given day, Scotland are improving all the time and France pushed the All Blacks really close. 'Then you've got Italy who beat South Africa. There is so much strength and there can be very little between finishing first or fourth or fifth.' The 2017 Six Nations - the first to be played with the new bonus points system - and this summer's Lions tour to New Zealand [https://www.cruisewhat.com/optimum-nutrition-extreme-milk-chocolate/ www.cruisewhat.com] remain on the horizon, but for Kearney there are more pressing worries. Kearney will be vital for Joe Schmidt come what promises to be an entertaining Six Nations After being forced off early on in the 27-24 victory over Australia, Kearney is undergoing return to play protocols after suffering the effects of delayed concussion. He hopes to be back in contention for Leinster's vital Champions Cup trip to Northampton. So outstanding were his performances this autumn when he was fit that Schmidt will want Kearney back as soon as possible. After all, a big 12 months awaits. 'These days there is a lot of talk about concussion and it's best to play it safe with head injuries,' Kearney said. 'The doctors thought it was best I didn't come back. 'The Lions is not something I've thought off too much. I've been lucky to go on two tours so I'm aware of the build-up and all the hype that surrounds it. But last year I didn't play many games so this time I'm just focusing on playing as many matches as possible.' * Rob Kearney is an ambassador for Optimum Nutrition, the world's leading trusted sports nutrition partner. Optimum Nutrition has been setting the Gold Standard for more than 30 years, providing quality products for everyone from everyday g Share this article Share adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

Kearney Seeing A Big Future For Bouyant Ireland Ahead Of Six Nations

2022-12-28T22:09:56Z

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With 72 Ireland caps, three Six Nations titles and two tours with the British Lions already on his career CV, Rob Kearney is used to being part of successful rugby sides. But when the Leinster ace is asked to sum up his country's most recent autumn campaign, the full-back takes a moment to pause for thought. Given the historic nature of what Ireland achieved over the last month - a first ever win over New Zealand and a gritty series-ending victory over Australia - the 30-year-old chooses his words wisely. Taking a short look at his CV, Rob Kearney is used to being part of successful rugby sides Ireland have enjoyed historic success in this Autumn, beating New Zealand and Australia 'It has to be considered a successful autumn for us,' Kearney told Sportsmail, in what has to be considered something of a significant understatement. Successful is one way of putting it. After bringing an end to the All Blacks' 18-match unbeaten run with a thrilling 40-29 success in Chicago, Ireland backed up that result with wins against Canada and the Wallabies. RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share A rematch with Steve Hansen's outfit in Dublin saw the world's No 1 side come out on top, but that failed to put a dampener on what Ireland had achieved. Schmidt's men played with tenacity, intensity and no little courage as they defied the loss of a number of senior key players - Kearney among them - to not only compete with the game's best but overcome them too. For Irish supporters, it all points to a promising 2017. Kearney was impressed with the way Ireland's younger players stepped up against Australia 'Beating the All Blacks is something an Irish team hadn't achieved so that was a massive boost,' Kearney expanded. 'We were actually disappointed with our performance in the second game with New Zealand in Dublin but we bounced back well against Australia. 'To beat the Wallabies with so many men out injured showed the quality of the squad. It was great for everyone involved.' A third-place finish in the 2016 Six Nations was the start of Schmidt's Ireland rebuild, a Test win in South Africa last summer showing further signs of promise. But this autumn the Kiwi coach and his team have taken things up a notch, the victory over Australia moving them up to fourth in World Rugby's rankings. Kearney was disappointed with the performance in the Dubln game with New Zealand Schmidt's decision to throw young players Garry Ringrose and Josh van der Flier into the cauldron of Test rugby has paid off too, their ability to thrive with the likes of Kearney, Johnny Sexton and Peter O'Mahoney absent painting a positive picture for the future. 'The young guys have delivered new energy to the group and they've given the older players a kick up the backside too,' said Kearney, an ambassador for Optimum Nutrition. 'They've delivered new competition in the back line and we've now got plenty of international class there and lots of options. It's been a really good environment in camp in the last few weeks. We're not getting carried away though and we know the competition in the Six Nations is outstanding.' So what of the Six Nations? The autumn bonanza has got Irish pulses racing for 2017 and while Kearney admits his team are making real strides, he's wary of the threat posed by an England [https://www.cruisewhat.com/optimum-nutrition-extreme-milk-chocolate/ https://www.cruisewhat.com/optimum-nutrition-extreme-milk-chocolate/] side who remain unbeaten under Eddie Jones. 'I think the gap has closed on the southern hemisphere,' he said. The full-back thinks the Six Nations sides have closed the gap on the Southern Hemisphere 'The sides from the north would have been pretty disappointed with the World Cup and the pressure has been on to start performing. I think the summer tours went well for the majority of teams and the autumn has been the next step. 'England are a very good team and they've been playing some outstanding rugby. Their results speak for themselves and they're rightly favourites to win. Wales can be a big danger on any given day, Scotland are improving all the time and France pushed the All Blacks really close. 'Then you've got Italy who beat South Africa. There is so much strength and there can be very little between finishing first or fourth or fifth.' The 2017 Six Nations - the first to be played with the new bonus points system - and this summer's Lions tour to New Zealand remain on the horizon, but for Kearney there are more pressing worries. Kearney will be vital for Joe Schmidt come what promises to be an entertaining Six Nations After being forced off early on in the 27-24 victory over Australia, Kearney is undergoing return to play protocols after suffering the effects of delayed concussion. He hopes to be back in contention for Leinster's vital Champions Cup trip to Northampton. So outstanding were his performances this autumn when he was fit that Schmidt will want Kearney back as soon as possible. After all, a big 12 months awaits. 'These days there is a lot of talk about concussion and it's best to play it safe with head injuries,' Kearney said. 'The doctors thought it was best I didn't come back. 'The Lions is not something I've thought off too much. I've been lucky to go on two tours so I'm aware of the build-up and all the hype that surrounds it. But last year I didn't play many games so this time I'm just focusing on playing as many matches as possible.' * Rob Kearney is an ambassador for Optimum Nutrition, the world's leading trusted sports nutrition partner. 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Supermodel Elle Macpherson Looks Flawless For Her 50th Birthday Meal

2022-12-28T22:09:37Z

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50 years young! Supermodel Elle Macpherson looks flawless as she heads to birthday meal in chic cream outfit By Published: 13:05 AEDT, 30 March 2014 | Updated: 22:23 AEDT, 30 March 2014 </a> She may have been nicknamed The Body thanks to her famous Sports Illustrated shoots but as supermodel Elle Macpherson turned 50, it was her youthful face that got the most attention. The gorgeous supermodel looked simply flawless as she headed out to celebrate her landmark birthday with a meal at Zuma restaurant in London on Saturday night. Elle proved she's definitely still got it as she made her way into the eatery in a simple but chic cream outfit. Looking fab at 50: Supermodel Elle Macpherson looked gorgeous as she headed out to celebreate her landmark birthday with a meal on Saturday night The Australian model looked elegant in a jumper with cigarette pants and high heels. Her enviable long locks were styled straight while her make-up was fresh and natural. The blonde beauty looked happy and relaxed though she seemed to be entering the establishment without the company of her billionaire husband, Jeffrey Soffer. Still got it: She may have been nicknamed The Body thanks to her famous Sports Illustrasted shoots but it was her youthful glow that drew the most attention Classy: Elle proved she's definitely still got it as she made her way into the eatery in a simple but chic cream outfit Sharing her secret: Elle just introduced The Super Elixir by WelleCo, a range of alkalising food supplements which were formulated over many years especially for the model Speaking about her landmark birthday, the former Sports Illustrated model said: 'I am 50 this weekend. I feel loved, balanced, happy, healthy and at peace with who I am. 'Feeling good on the inside is more important to me now...looking good follows. My secret? Love, laughter...and my super greens.' Like fellow models Miranda Kerr and [https://www.cruisewhat.com/optimum-nutrition-extreme-milk-chocolate/ www.cruisewhat.com] Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Elle swears by the power of all things green and she is so convinced by their potency, that she's unveiled her very own brand. Elle just introduced The Super Elixir by WelleCo, a range of alkalising food supplements which were formulated over many years especially for Elle by Dr Simone Laubscher PhD, a Harley Street nutritional doctor specializing in disease prevention. The powder, which can be sprinkled over salads or mixed into juices and smoothies, claims to support healthy nutrition and ensure your body is working to its optimum function. Meeting friends inside: The blonde beauty looked happy and relaxed, though she seemed to be entering the establishment without the company of her billionaire husband, Jeffrey Soffer adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

Kearney Seeing A Big Future For Bouyant Ireland Ahead Of Six Nations

2022-12-28T22:04:50Z

BerniceWicken:

With 72 Ireland caps, three Six Nations titles and two tours with the British Lions already on his career CV, Rob Kearney is used to being part of successful rugby sides. But when the Leinster ace is asked to sum up his country's most recent autumn campaign, the full-back takes a moment to pause for thought. Given the historic nature of what Ireland achieved over the last month - a first ever win over New Zealand and a gritty series-ending victory over Australia - the 30-year-old chooses his words wisely. Taking a short look at his CV, Rob Kearney is used to being part of successful rugby sides Ireland have enjoyed historic success in this Autumn, beating New Zealand and Australia 'It has to be considered a successful autumn for us,' Kearney told Sportsmail, in what has to be considered something of a significant understatement. Successful is one way of putting it. After bringing an end to the All Blacks' 18-match unbeaten run with a thrilling 40-29 success in Chicago, Ireland backed up that result with wins against Canada and the Wallabies. RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share A rematch with Steve Hansen's outfit in Dublin saw the world's No 1 side come out on top, but that failed to put a dampener on what Ireland had achieved. Schmidt's men played with tenacity, intensity and no little courage as they defied the loss of a number of senior key players - Kearney among them - to not only compete with the game's best but overcome them too. For Irish supporters, it all points to a promising 2017. Kearney was impressed with the way Ireland's younger players stepped up against Australia 'Beating the All Blacks is something an Irish team hadn't achieved so that was a massive boost,' Kearney expanded. 'We were actually disappointed with our performance in the second game with New Zealand in Dublin but we bounced back well against Australia. 'To beat the Wallabies with so many men out injured showed the quality of the squad. It was great for everyone involved.' A third-place finish in the 2016 Six Nations was the start of Schmidt's Ireland rebuild, a Test win in South Africa last summer showing further signs of promise. But this autumn the Kiwi coach and his team have taken things up a notch, the victory over Australia moving them up to fourth in World Rugby's rankings. Kearney was disappointed with the performance in the Dubln game with New Zealand Schmidt's decision to throw young players Garry Ringrose and Josh van der Flier into the cauldron of Test rugby has paid off too, their ability to thrive with the likes of Kearney, Johnny Sexton and Peter O'Mahoney absent painting a positive picture for the future. 'The young guys have delivered new energy to the group and they've given the older players a kick up the backside too,' said Kearney, an ambassador for Optimum Nutrition. 'They've delivered new competition in the back line and we've now got plenty of international class there and lots of options. It's been a really good environment in camp in the last few weeks. We're not getting carried away though and we know the competition in the Six Nations is outstanding.' So what of the Six Nations? The autumn bonanza has got Irish pulses racing for 2017 and while Kearney admits his team are making real strides, he's wary of the threat posed by an England side who remain unbeaten under Eddie Jones. 'I think the gap has closed on the southern hemisphere,' he said. The full-back thinks the Six Nations sides have closed the gap on the Southern Hemisphere 'The sides from the north would have been pretty disappointed with the World Cup and the pressure has been on to start performing. I think the summer tours went well for the majority of teams and the autumn has been the next step. 'England are a very good team and [https://www.cruisewhat.com/optimum-nutrition-extreme-milk-chocolate/ www.cruisewhat.com] they've been playing some outstanding rugby. Their results speak for themselves and they're rightly favourites to win. Wales can be a big danger on any given day, Scotland are improving all the time and France pushed the All Blacks really close. 'Then you've got Italy who beat South Africa. There is so much strength and there can be very little between finishing first or fourth or fifth.' The 2017 Six Nations - the first to be played with the new bonus points system - and this summer's Lions tour to New Zealand remain on the horizon, but for Kearney there are more pressing worries. Kearney will be vital for Joe Schmidt come what promises to be an entertaining Six Nations After being forced off early on in the 27-24 victory over Australia, Kearney is undergoing return to play protocols after suffering the effects of delayed concussion. He hopes to be back in contention for Leinster's vital Champions Cup trip to Northampton. So outstanding were his performances this autumn when he was fit that Schmidt will want Kearney back as soon as possible. After all, a big 12 months awaits. 'These days there is a lot of talk about concussion and it's best to play it safe with head injuries,' Kearney said. 'The doctors thought it was best I didn't come back. 'The Lions is not something I've thought off too much. I've been lucky to go on two tours so I'm aware of the build-up and all the hype that surrounds it. But last year I didn't play many games so this time I'm just focusing on playing as many matches as possible.' * Rob Kearney is an ambassador for Optimum Nutrition, the world's leading trusted sports nutrition partner. 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